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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
,JameA u. Srctut
SherIpd SlpaiIlI.
t94lOo,612,8) Robsrt Il. @recn, GI:rt
~

GSureau O;r StrnSeuz Iurnbrudls=
~ Sumniifiarc.
SaItimore {, Den 24. Gpril S94.
Tie Stra6en= Surdbruhs= GommIidre MAIDEN IN
GSCmdfheit Der SeitlmmuHgeH otS SaltImorcr Stdotz
G5eictbu1eS, A. grtltel, hIcrEit bcIlRHt, ban nc
Jloutaa, ben 2S. UiGI 1884, 10 llhr NiorNe1s,
ul liurCaH Der GommIiidre I'M 9iathbauie IKE erlte
GCIiamWluHQ bateH mcrotR, I'M Die lGncH getreItS
Der GoHoeuRiruRg IND SurdtredUHo Der Sanaros
at arc, non Dtr GoIEmbiuz bis sur Cbioz zgpeTuc,
upcrtraQcHcn g'eiuorie uHo pom I3EcH crhsitter
@fidlttE in llcbcrelntiumUH9 nit Der Gin 20. Nprt
1884 oeRchmlaten &eroronuH9 yir. 81 oss ViopurS
mo SfaoratDs non Baltimore auaSuuben, rcip. 81
Criuucu. SouIe Scd,
SamCe d. ISrcipcr,
Sberlp6 Sluouv,
SommlMdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
Musitdnoe ,tno tbre SSolsen.
&enrert sus 2trbeit stirIi6. D..

&ehren 5us 2trbett surud
Otuncte Snb., s. 0tai.-BrGz
iibent Suitb bon Ser r@lasblGierz
llnion" fam geltern BON 9itt5bur9 bier
on unS ertbeilte iofort BEN @la8blalern
BEN Sefebl, on Die glrbeit suriif;ufebs
rem. Der GuSitanb ipar oaburd bsrporz
serufen iuOr6en, buB Die Sabrtfen ii9
peissrten, bieieniseu @losblaler. welde
Die Arbett nleberle9ten, gang a65ulob@
nen.
SSunser in ausiidt.
Beoria, Sns., 8. Otai.-0en aus,
ftGubigen SOblensrdbern BON PeOria
itarrt Der Suuscr in's @eii9t. Die
Ntebrsabl bsrielbeu unS namentli9 pie
Samllieapdter iinO sur .3eIt Obne le9>
ltde Wtittel unb sic notbwenbtglten 2e>
beusbeSiirfnifIe. Die 2Ofalsllnion bat
beibloiIen, Die SIrger pom 8eoria I'M
untsritHeuns ansugebsn. Die 9lrbeiter
in Der r@ollter>@rube," pel9e am 6retz
tag pertrieben wurben, iino gelt.rn mIez
Der an bic 9lrbcit 5uriid9efcbrt.
Sod mebr striter.
glo omi inston, Sas., s. Otai.
Die SOblensrdber Ser r@Oliars&Obs
LEM unb Wlinenz@ Ompa9nic" in bieisnI
GOuntD baben iid benz 2lusitanOe anscs
itlOlIen. 10ie glrbeiter in Ser Otine bes
SicesYrdi ibenten Stepeuion babeu ft9
ben rSerejnigten Dtinensarbsitern" anz
9eidlOiien.
8auiau, gsisc., 8. W1ai.-0ie
strbeiter in Der 6abrif pom SOOf8 &
Stop, $50 an Der 3abl, babcn l0beren
9obn perlan9t uns etncn IusltanO in
S5sns 9elett.
@refeb Butte, Col, s. 0tai.-
Die Wilnen Der Colorado 6uel & Sron
Company" iinO beute 9eid3loiien worOen.
Die Sersleute baben ild aus SDmpatbie
fir tbre &ameraOen i'm Often Dem 9lusz
itanbe an9ei9lOhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09

Daniel 9Silion, Ser notoriide
SGmicacriobn Oss Gr.Yrdiibenteu Der
iran5Oiilden 9fepublif, lit auf'6 9teue
stIm 0titglicO Der Otputirtentammer er>
iudblt pOrOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
GOren.

Spofane, @aib., s. Wtai. =
rSbert" Dolphin uno Oeiien 9n6uz
itrials2lrmee, $50 Wtann ltarf, frat ses
itern Nadmittug OsnMurid nad 8aibz
instOn on. Dolphin bate DIE v6riez
bens: g SOlOaten" Oabin pertrOitet, baB
su SiGliurOs, 0teilen bon bier. mo-
lelbit Die gSertitatten Der yGreat
9tOrtbcrnsSabn" bslegsn fino, Elm Bug
fit iie in Sereitiduft iteben wdrbe,
9llS bic grmee" BORT antraf, fanO iie
inbeiien anitatt zines GiienbubnSuse8
nit peidscpOllterten Sieen pier3ig nit
8inde zSI9len bcwafiuete Spe5ialz
pult3ilten, melde Die Gcleiie ser senannz
ten 8ahn eiiriq bemad hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
2aiier 2BiIbeIm ais Seuertps btmaun.

Bots 5 IN, 7. Wtai. Seute Wtorz
gen brad in bem swiiden Bot8bam II.
Spunbau on Der 9apel selegenen 9orfs
@atOm cine 6eucr8brunit aus, bic raid
seuultise Stmeufonen anuabm unD
baS san;e 0orf cir3uGi9ern brobte.
&aiier gStlbelm, Ser sur 3eit I'M gteuen
Yaluis rciibirt, iab ben 9iau9 unb
iprenste iofort 3u Der Srunbf ftdtte, na9>
bem er nod porber per Sele9rapb Die
Spanbauer @arniiOn alarntirt uno Se<
febl nu9 Berlin seiunbt hattie, cine 9ln>
sabl 0ampiiprisen na6 @atow 5u birtz
siren. sll8 er bort eintraf, waren be-
reits nlebrere @eb0fte eingedidert unb
Die BON itarfcm gBinO an9efa6tsn6lam
men grifien uni4eiusnO unaufbaltiam
Inn lidJ.
SOr 9lnfunft Ser 6eueripebr betbciz
li9tc fih Der Suiier auf's Gifri9ite an
BEN 9iettuugs@ unb %Oiharbeiten. linz
OeroroIen i6leppte CT ielbit Hahsret'
mer, i9wang Die 9lrt, nm Ebiiren tln@
5uialasen unO Salten 5u Our6bauen,
uaO feuerte Durd iein 8eiipiel Ote
0Orfleute 5u toIlfIbnen gSa9eitiideu an.
SrOe a(Ier genibun9en maren, ebe bic
Spanbauer B;outere unb Die Serliner
6euerwebr eintrafen, feds grOBe @ea
b0fte Elm 9taub Der 8lammen 9emors
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
0Sareau Oer straRen.7urabruhs.

&areau DER StraRcnsI IurdIbrudiS:
~ GDmmiliGre,
Baltimore, teH 10. Aprtl 1884.
Vie StyGGeE=S Erttru1ls=G omMliicre md1eH IN
@emdSbejt ocr $ritlmmunseH bcs Scltimorer Staota
@ciesouttS, AZ. glriite, hsrnlit bttaRnt, oGE lIe
Diontda, ben II. 4iai 1894, 10 llhr SormltiasS,
I'M Sttredu Der Gonmliure lm Jiuthl0ule lhre erns
&eriammIuEa bGlteR lpsrocE, uM ole ibHeH SctreffS
Der 9oHoeTnIunQ IND SUrhbGCdluna Der SEierncz
StraRs. ron ocr GuEtoE= bis sur SarerE= slrcnne'
ubcrtrNaeHcH &CiulEiiic WEo uoH ilneE crheldttH
GittteH in lcbslclEiIlmEiEra nit Der an IA. 4prll
1894 geEebMatCH 2'croroEuHe gtr. I5 oeS Dfduors
unb StaotrGtbcs son Baltimore ausSuubcH, rsip. iu
cIiilen. stouie SCG,
Samca u. Srep:r,
SbcElpG SrauU,
GcuImiiidrc;
(94,1o0,6,12,S Tpbcrt E. @rtGu, 9lcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
grue ersb..eu in @;i.d,euIans

9ltben, 7. 0tai. - Sin beitiser
GrbitoB eridiittertc bcute fril bic lns
gescnb BON altalanta. Die Scicittgun'
0en III Gbalai6, Der SauptitnSt uon
@ubOa, purbcn ara beibGbist unO
mcbrere Gebdulibtcitcn in ser StaOt
seritOrt. 9Iu9 bier wurO Der StoB psrs
iniirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
Q2ureaa Der Stralcu.SnrhbruG6s

QSMrcaa Der SiraEcu= SnrdibrIdISz
~ SumnIiiiaEc,
SdItimors, ben 9. Gpril 1S94.
Die StrdfcHz Surnlruhs GonmiMlre maiden IN
CicmdHhcit ocr &ein muHgsE oc$ &d.tmorer StGotz
CiccubudIes, A.. 9lrttIcl, HIeTmt bctaHEt. oGE nc
1leutne, BEN 81. Wtai 1894, 10 rbr MoTgeaS,
i'm S'ireQu Der SommIiiUr, I'M TathbdUc i3re crlIc
&eyummlUEg bulttH psrocE, I'M Ole lOHtn &ttrcnS
Der GOHotmEirung UHb EHrhbutls Der GaunnE7
StraGc. ron SdEcaiter StrHG, bis GulttlE=&p &peEue,
ubcrtrnqeHcH &cIu0HIne mo pom IhHeH erltIlNtcH
GhItten in ucbcreIHilImmuEg nit Der AM 10. 9prl
1894 aeHshmi9teH ScroIoEur9 9tr. IS pc5 Di9porS
uHo S;GotyGtbs poH Baltimore 0uSiuubeH, relp. Su
eriulcE. Souis Scd.
JaneA u. Grcfucr,
SberIpd Swauu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
eanpteu Tat grIo ;uu tauen.

9lleranbrla q, Z. Otai.-Oer Ott=
nilterrat6 bat Die Suumc pon $50, 900
BiunO Sterling sur Grridtuna zines
Oipnunental9sbGubes i'll 9airo an
Stellc bcs @i3cbz0tuieumi anseluieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
Ruu l4s6 lluIqna4uaS euS

'slo1t aaSinq gun pn18 oaln6 Sung
s1uIsnB a6iIlpl61o9 at ! N o!1o8
'sy1p2G 1sQ Qupl9 nag 1oqH
s4Pl1o8 '6iQupllDoo ~ s.uol
s6ul9yp96 s.QuuI61p16qun
s.'1OAipu8 alin6i'al
rpIO6 uaHPDPpl
'ltnpg aiq gun
1o1aQnpmulO
1aouoluluoI
'r9uu 1alg u'lIll
'1el6u4pI 'o!APl
'ISluuGu9P!lp6o1n'
1sq 6uu6qEcun 1lunluB
slo 1agg ualPl1Pu26 o6iQ
supltEoa 'sua!!lG6 GAG s6ia@G
maQol snu olpi1a8 'uaDoco2G uall
ssnou oiQ 'uaP! !ad9G<gupIuG gun <I9g
suY 4uI9napo9b spQ ppgIua ruaq1a9nB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09

= Sn Paris itarb scitern Der be-
ribmte 2lrst unO SenatSs0IIl9lIeO q.
ycon Sable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
Qeue slrbei,crzlIuruhen In gsirl,.

9SIen, Z. !Gtat. - Setten5 Der I'M
GusitanOc befinoliden SauBanbwert5s
@cbIlien puroen beute mebriade eruitz
lide Grceiie pcribt. Sine 9rOBc 3ahl
Suifsr rOttetc iid auf Scm 8ur9pIobe
sujammeu unO periudte, Sic ii6 sur
glrbcit beQebenOen ySc0b0" nit Scpalt
bierun 3u uerbinOcrn. Die ?FollSiitcn,
welAe SEN ,Scobo" su 0iilIe rOmmcn
molten, murocu nit eiuem Steinba9el
cmpfan9en.
gum 2lngriIi ibcrgchen0 bran9sn iie
nit Dem SGbel III Der 6auit arr Die
Strifcr ein unO tbciltcn redbt5 unO linf5
flutbc piebe aus, nobel cine 2lniabl
Sritcr pcrwunOct unO Oeren lie6Cn uers
bnitst unO in STREET. gciiibrt rpHrOcn.
SdlicBlib sOgcn iicb Die Strifer, tbcilz
melic nit blnttgcn &0pien, 5nrif Hno
3crItreuIeu lth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09

Der 0aag, I. 0Iai.-0aa meme
&abinct lit, wic iOl9t, 5uiawmengcitet:
9i0Q &rcmicr, San ocr &aoy Suitls
Dan -@outcu Sanere5, &nn Der lSpf
Wtariue, San GDf 6inaujcn, S6nciOer
&r;cg, SlcpOen 0iicntliqe &erts unO
Seyssma Nolo1Jcu.
.Su mhrsn rna rIcanne o'Nse.
SrleGn6, :. 9Oiat. - Sine groBe
2lu;abl omcritanii6cr unb cngliider
SOuriitcn lit bier ciugctrOnen, mn Sen
6eicrlifIeiteu Ill Gbren Der Seli9ipres
dung Der Sun9Trnu non Srlcon5 bci3uz
wobnen. Die su Gbreu oc5 0irtenmGoz
dDtn5 bon GOmrcnD crridtcte Statiic
UerIhwinOct i0rmls6 inter ben iic
ihmiidenOcn &raujcu mo ionlti9cn
SlumcnoefOratIoncu.
AjtOrgeu, s. Ntai, 1T ser 5abrcstu9
Scr untcr 9Obanna'5 6Gbrpns cr5wuuz
9cneu 9luibcbunQ Der 8clugerung pom
Orleans. Gle 8clugerung bate pom
II. Sftobcr 1928 bis s. Wioi 1929 9e,
Oouert; 9cla9crcr marcn Die Gngl6nOcr
unter Salisbury uno SuiIOlt, welde
pOn BEN pon Sobanna gctHbrten Srup.
pen DcS 9aupbins sum 2tO5u9 gcSmunz
GEN purOcn.
Surie Sabd:GepcidIcm.
Ger omcrifauil1c Sotifaftcr
SagarO unO GjemabIiu be9ebcn ijd)
bcutc AM c,ni9c Gage na6 Dublin, no
iie Bic G'Gitc pc5 Stattbalter5 bon ST.
Iano, yOrO l5ougbtOu, ictn lpcrbcn.
-2lubIcw Carnegie bat ii9 pOriibers
sebeno ouI Dem prddIi8cn SonOlit
Sudbgrlt bel Stttju9bam III ser @)raIz
id0ft SuNer bdu8Iitl nicOergclaNen.
-Scilcu5 Der britlihcn 2lOmirnlitdt
un6 ser Seu0lterung 2oubon'S miro 6eul
beute in @rape5cnO cintrcHenocn Ger.
Staatcn<&rcu;er r@Blco9o" Gin fcitliz
dlcr GmpfanS bcreItet wcrorn. Den
GIanspuntt miro Elm ;u Gbrcn Ser
Sicezglomiral5 Grben, GapitGus Otaz
ham NIB ocs Siii3icrcorpa bc5 yGhica.
60" ltattfuOcuOes Saufett bilOen.
- 9tod wabrenO beS MlOnat8 Wfai
6eabii6ti9t 9Sillinm Sl0bnm, Gin 9c>
mobner 9tottiusbam'S, Gn9lau0, in
einem ciqcnaltjg fOnitruirtcn 6abr;cug,
einem - 2Soter>Ggcle," rcn atlantiihen
S;tan gu frcu5eu. Ga8 YoOt ipirO
burd cine Sdraubc getricbcu, wclhc
III elmer Gbnlihcn Nrt, wie bic y rSicDtz
les" mittclit Der 0dn0c Oocr Ser 6IiBe
in 3to!otiOn gcIeet wiro.
- Die reutidea 0ampfI1iiiiubrtSs
gcie0ibaiten babcu Die 3pIidenbed5<
Staten Iiir bic 6ablt Don itoltcniIdcn
9afcn uad 9telusYOrf auf $50 rcOujirt.
- 5n 0finden iturb gcitern Die
ScrSo9in &uOOulca g8tlbclmiuc, 2Sittpe
beS peritOrbcnen oerSO9s 0tarimilian
ii SaDeru, int 2llter BON Sc Sabren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
Die nSprsnz 4 Iutte.

0e8 SO ines, Sa., s. Mai. -
- gOmiral" &ellD bat bsidlOiien, sic
9lbfabrt Der (@OreD>9lrmee" bi8 beute
9tadmitta9 auf5ui6ieben, pbsleid Die
SIrserldait init S6merScn 6arauf mar
tet, OaB Die @elc0Idaiteublih Ser StuOt
ben Jfubren fcbrt. SbrGneu mers
oen nidt per9ohea werOen, wenn bic
Stunoe 6sS gIbidiecs fomnt. Sr.
2owerD, Der 8oriieer be5 9Irscr. 6 o.
mites, wcldsr icln 9lnlt ais GROCER Ser
earer Der pGOgepitcn" antrat, erfldrte
beute, OaB IauS er ieine Grfabruu9en
nit @OrcD uuO ieinen Sra6anten gum
gei ten geben wiirOe, audi fcin cin;;gcr
YHrgsr mebr gSiQcns icln wiroe, nur
einen Gent fir bic Geicuidaft bcr5u9cz
ben.
&cQD iOll bie 9lbi6t begcn, IIine
n9lrmc" aIs n0imcz0tuieunl unO Girs
fus" ourd Sa8 GanO su fiibreu unO li3
Die Saidcn 5u fiillcu.
Sic SabustSeafd,aft wiu fts utdit.
Yueblo, Dol, s. Otai. - Der
StaOtrotb Eat Sen NtapOr initruirt, ser
rNtihouri EacificzSabn" $500 anSn-
bisten, fall5 lie Die Cripple @rcetz2lbz
tbellun9 Ser rGorep 2trmee" aus Der
StaOt bei0rOerc, abcr Sic Sabn welgerte
iid, Die SHsrte unjunebmen. Die Gis
ienbabnz9cieu1haTt bat auBerOcm ibre
@admannidaiten pcroOppelt, I'M SIT
pcrbinOcrn, 0aB sic GOreDiten cinen
3us fapern. Die Staot fiittert ole llrs
NEE, ,ueldhr iiber 800 Wtanu ;ablt, cinz
nal beS Cages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-09
Suoenhese in BoIen.

8ari9au. 7. Otai. - Sn Gras
ieipO, Yolen, fano beute SOrulittog elm
Suoen=SruwalI itatt, bel pclhem mebs
rere Eerionen ibr 2eben osrloren uno
einc aroBe 2lnjabl perleet wurOen. @ine
9ln5abl slrbeiter, pcl6e uu Oem neuen
&alcruenbau gu @raiepO beidaftigt
paren, madten einen 9ln9riIf auf Die
iiOii9e SepOlferung be5 SuOenpiertels,
pliinOerte beren 2dben un0 !oGuier,
i6lusen bic 0tduner, iniultirten Die
6rauen unO ietten ihlieBli9 mebrere
2G0en in Sran0. Gruppen wurOen
3ur 9sritelluns Der 9tube aus ben Saz
itrnen beOrOert unO waren 9e;lpun9en,
gu feusrn. Gier Der 9tubcltOrer wurs
ben iufort sctOOtct, suOlf 10 i6wer osr>
leet, OaB iIe III weni9eu StunOen itarz
ben, unO etwa bunOert ihper perwuus
BET. Steiner Der an9c9riIenen Suben
nnrS thinner npr1rkt
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The German Correspondent,

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q. Naine, Gigeutbnnter nnS Weoartenr
(gtaftoIs,r pon S. aatHe,
eIowcfzgce SatimoresStra6s uno Soft=Stftee'Hoe
gr,is bes I'd eIidbcn BIattes, burd 9rdscr beiOrst
12k ets.; taelid,e uno epnmta as =Ansgabe 10
Gents pro Oe, Sabbar an ole oas Slatt belor9encen
orau sbcsablune S7.50 pro Sohr, fur thrScre
5eit I'M Berbdtni6; fur bi. ND r6d,entIide slns
NIT Gonntas portore nit Ab5rs tnr 9lubs,
81 so pro SGlr, noh irseno etHem Srte oes SnIdns
bes 81 rGb europa. Sonntaa a . rstuSsabe 81
pro Sobr.-9as bette rnb btuigfte oeutife SIatt
tl cen DiitteIz unb SIbtaoten.
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ct 9 ripp y {.

grsts SO cts. bic Glaf4s. sn a9ot5s'sH Oorrat3ia
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12
lanai PK0WERS COUNTY. COLORADO SATURDAY, H.

Midway, Kansas. The happy couple
have taken up their abode in the
Cofing house.
C. i. Hutchins, who has been abb
sent some months working at his
trade, is home for the summer. He
will prove up timber claim in June.
Granada and vicinity were visited
by good rains on Wednesday after
noon and evening. Moisture of some
kind was badly needed. About one
more week would have destroyed the
prospects for small grain. There
has been no water in the bitches in
the east end to speak of SO far.
ARIEL.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12
CHURCHES.

". z CHrRcu AT LaNsR-Servioes held as
folloxs Preaching every Sunday at II a. m. and
p. IN. Sunday School at . As a. m.
REv. J. ID. DRogE. Pastor.
CuHisrISx rHrKcH At LANAR-Sunday School
~sery Sunday at NJ A. m. Social meeting and
Bible readina at 10 .s5 a. m.
MAJ VALET srxpAY-scnooI.-At May Valley
School House AT } clock y. IN. Every one cor
dially invited TO attend
GxsSspA SrNpAY--cHooI-Meetsa at the ". e.
Church la Granada eycry Sunday at : 10 o'clock
D. m Everybody invited TO attend
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12
conroe DoIngs.

Marion Haptonstall is recovering
rapidly.
Remember the darkest hour is just
before the dawn.
The shower on Wednesday last
was heartily welcomed.
Our school election passed off
quietly, NJ. ]. McMillen being elected
treasurer.
Seed time and harvest is promised
until the end Of time. As ye SOW SO
shall ye reap.
Miss May Black, Mrs. S. H. Cox
head and Mrs. ]. A. A1cDowall, OF
Lamar, were visiting at NJ. J. Nc
Millen's on last Tuesday.
Colorado Granger like many others
thinks the one who tried to domineeI
over three school elections is the
nake-in-the-grass, but perfectly
harmless.
Colo. GRANGER.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12
Colo. GRANoER.
cranada Items.

Granada Items.
j. D. McCready has moved into his
home north Of the railroad.
Mics Daisy Baxter, OF Trinidad, is
visiting friends in Granada this week.
Sheriff Hagerman and family have
been visiting in Granada this week.
J. L. Mayfeld and Ira Pratt were
elected president and treasurer OF the
school board in Granada district
The alfalfa in this section looks
fine notwithstanding the fact that
very little of it has been irrigated.
Ben Riley was elected president in
district No. 10, and ]. F. Mendenhall
in district No. 18 the KY district).
NJ. A. Burrows took trip to Kan
sas last week and came back with a
bride nee Miss Myrtle Singer, OF
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12
Republican outlook.

lue ouelOoh loi the iePupeah
party is SO well stated by Hon.
Thomas Fl. Carter, in recent paper
in the North American, that we re-
produce it here:
'sThe great work to be done in the
future for the advancement of civili-
zation and good government in this
country insures the perpetuation of
republican supremacy. 1t is the only
party in the United States worthy of
the name, and entirely equal to the
intelligent administration of the gen
eral government In the arena of
peaceful conquest its great mission
has scarcely begun. 1t remains for
the party in the future to place our
tariff system on permanent basis
along protection lines, and to develop
the American merchant marine till
our flag shall float over our messen-
gers of commerce in ever harbor and
over all the seas.
sThe Monroe Doctrine must be
rescued from the domain of sentiment
and be recognized as living, vital
and inviolable principle, supported
by the strong arm of the government.
1.-THE two oceans must be united
by the Nicaragua canal The per-
petuation of our republican form of
government must be guaranteed by
ensuring honest national elections.
1.-The men who saved the republic
must enjoy respectful consideration
10 their old age.
'sThe claim of men to superiority
over the material things they have
created by their labor must be main
tanned.
s.rhe principle that the nation is
greater than any of its component
parts must not be surrendered.
"Our foreign policy must become
a strong American policy-so filmly
established and vigorously main
tanned that all the nations. Of the
earth will extend to us the respect
and consideration due to the strength
we have attained, and the high order
of civilization we have reached.
'Bimetallism must be restored on
a permanent basis The great work
of internal Improvements must be
continued.
'To these and kindred questions
the republican party will continue
anew to address itself at the next
general election"
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12
MayvaIIey.


Mrs. Geo. Bishop is quite sick.
The alfalfa harvest will begin ten
days earlier than last year.
Our annual school election passed
off very quietly. F. H. Rosacrans
was reelected treasurer for term of
three years. A special levy of 10
mills was made.
The exhibition given by the Glover
Meadows school last Saturday even
ing was creditable to all, and was
given to full house from that and
adjoining districts.
The water consumers under the
La Junta and Lamar canal on the
lower divisions have become thor
oughly aroused regarding the mis-
take, mismanagement, the failure,
which was apparent, to get our pro
rata of water.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12

ra.'l.. u ". r.-LANAR LopoE No. 30 meets every
.s iusssuIay; A. 2. m; AL members Of this lodge
ally invited To attend. A. VAN DrussS. n q.
W. p. HEAToS sec. ''"'
A I. A. M.-LAnAK Lopor. U. ID. usets ON
month. ''e"As Vi '"eh
IN P. IS. LYNCH, W. Nj.
.wooDMEN OF THE HEwoRLD.-I.v,pc.x
10. d meet, the first and third Friday in every
eani a. p m. Visiting neighbers are always vel
A. vas DErsEx. Clerk. V "
g. A. R--kir CARsoS Posr No. 50 meets on the
second and fourth Thursday in every month at
?. m. All comrades are invited to come into
WM. CUMMINGS, Com.
W. r. C,-rnE MONEYS RKIrnr CORPS meets
a. The Odd Fellows hail at D. m. on the second
and fourth Thursday of each month.
ELIZA WRioHT, Pres.
IHE LAMAR FIRE DEPARTMENT meets at the
office Of Assistant Chief Parmenfer on the first
tuesday IN each month at SPIN.
Jon 7. LAwLEss. see
o. NJ; A.-ALExNNpEE REALx No. % meets
c1rlY Monday at ?. m Visiting members
cordially invited to attend.
GRANADA SOCIETIES.
A.F. 4 A. M.-GRISApA LopoE No. u meets
satuar'iay uishts or before each full moon
sad two weeks thereafter.
d. ". RonSsoS, W. NJ.
c. l.. McPHERsos. sce'y.
L o. o, F.-GK4SApA LopoE No. IS meets ev-
cry Saturday nisht.
FRANK NrLBuRS. N. G..
J. l. A,rFIELp. Scc'y.
@. A. R--PEocroK Posr No. q meets on the
lat and ard Tuesdays Of each month at tn. Ma
sonic hall. All comrades invited to attend.
NJ. r. DICKINSON, Com.
d. ". RourssoS. Adj.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

The REGISTER would like to have cores
pondent in every community in the county.
Please send communications regularly. They
must be in the office by Thursday morning to
insure publication.
The Lamar register., 1894-05-12
SECRET SOCIETIES.

i U, o. F.-LAsAR LoDoE No. 20 mcets every
lnesday, At 2. m AL members of this lodge
M M i VISITING brothers OF the order are cordi-
ally invited To attend. A. VAN DrrsFS \ q
W. p. HEATox. sec. N'"'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

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