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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08
LiningS.

Paper Interlining. black slate and
natural, SC. yard.
French Imitation Of Hair Cloth. the
25c kird-black. gray, and white Tor
Grass Cloth. black and slate.
Heavy Twiiied Fancy Black Back
Silesia. IL 1-2c.-speciai, ,,..s
Ladies' Pure Wool Cashmere hippeo
Hose. 1870 dozen, every size. Csc.
lust 100 dozen all sizes Children's Cen
uine Derby Ribbed, Seamless Hose. iast
black. full length, warranted perfect
full size, ioc.
Ready.Made Sheets. Pillow. and Boil
ster Cases, torn from tho piece.
Double-Bed Size Sheets. &c. each
Single Bed size Sheets. 4Sc. each
Iarge-Size Pillow Cases. iOc. EACH
Bolster Cases, fine. lic. up.
Hemstitoh he'd Pillow Cases. lsc: edcii.
Ballard Vale Flannel. ya.d wide. Sjr.;
real value Coo.
Pest pure Wool 40c. Flannel. 25c. 'n,i
Yard Wide Cream White FLANNEL, -S:.
T-incb Wool Flannel. l4c. yard.
Good 1911 Unbleached Sheeting, loo.
AIl-WooI skir,ing Flannel, 25c. yard.
70 -2c. Quality Baby Stripe ana Check
outing, 10c. yard.
Yard,Wide Domet Flannel, l0c. yard.
loo. quality Heavy Stripe shir'ing' &C.
yard su,. u,,,,.o,s.rsd
Stonkinet Rubber Sheeting 75c. yard.
Heavy Feather-Proof Bed Ticking
toc' Quality Bleach Jeans. Sc, yard.
Good Quality Apron Gingham' &C.
s Fun IA Bleached sheetins' i'c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08
LOT OF ART EMBROIDERY.

Visitors do say the Holiday Sales here
are bringing them more genuine
bargains in articles-stamped, TINT
ed. or already finished. Here are
lots enough. we think. to last some
time-better come quickly, though.
Buffet and Bureau Scarfs. yard long
pure linen. stamped, l2hc.
2-yards long. stamped, tied fringe. Zoe
2-yards long. stamped, drawn thread
29c
2-yards long, stamped. hemstitched. SOC
2-yards long. ---ored centres. 2-row open
work 26c.
Finest Satin Damask, grow open work
knotted fringe. 2 yards long, worth
$l25. 69c.
~ yards long. worth 81, soc.
Large Spool Crochet Silk. Sc.
Embroidery Silk. l dozen spools. &c.
Any color Flo SILK. &C.
Wash Embroidery SILK, every color, &c
Wash Embroidery Silk, dozen skeins
ESQ.
Linen Embroidery Thread. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08

Basement-l. 900 voi-
uues Cloth Bound
Classics, all delicate
TINS. Block and
Silver 4 III b oss c d
" orks of Byron,
Hawthorne, Carlyle,
Keble. DOYLE, Sew
- D..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08
Money
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'''''' Saving
Mems
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Gloves.

81 Walking Kid Gloves. sjc; a pair;
SIS Imported Kid Gloves. $l.2J a pair.
Pure Wool Scotch Gloves, Csc. pair.
Jersey Gloves, kid palms. SOC. pair.
Fleeced-Lined Dog Skin Gloves, Joc.
a pair. -. o,
pair.
1000 Silk Windsor Ties. 10, IL, and 2oc.
kind for Sc.
Mems Heavy Ribbed All-Wool sweat
ers. cream. white. and black. ,sc.:
ers. cream. white, and black. 'oc.;
plaid Golf Bicycle Worsted Hose. s5c.
Winter Weight Lisle-Thread Sox'
seamless, solid black. tans, atd paiorig-
gan. 10c. a pair. ar
Winter-Weight Lisle-Thread Sox. zsc'
q pair; usually J0c. ones.
1000 pairs OF Suspenders here Tor the
Holiday Sales. ~
Wire-Buckie Suspenders, silk over
shots, 10c. a.
Leather Trimmed. Guyot style, &c.
SILK Embroidered Ends, zoe. :.
Cango Canes, large sterling Ups H.
4-ply link Cuffs. i5c,
New Turn-B Back Cuffs 10 match New
Turn-Down Collar. &c. a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08
1ns- H'
GREAT HOLIDAY SPECIAL
is now on The stock stored here many thousands
season. Preparations a vast scale have been ma
greater attention than by giving for the same none.
,ersss Take this Advertisement as SHOPPING {

CONCERNING BED BLANK Its
AND QUILTS. T
We are candid enough to say We
bought too many. so much So mat they
are actually in our way. what can we
do 10 sell them. but cut deeply into
prices. and here they ere all ready Tor
sale without limit. Every lou AT thr
same price. and there are plenty OF lots
until sold out Lucky are those who
have waited until now.
Cradle Blankets. double size, bound,
pinks. blues. and tans. a pair, 1sc.
Double-size White Blankets, feecy, the
$50. kind a pair for f3c.
Double-size White Blankets, wool filled.
Sl59. worth $3.50
Extra Size Double Blankets. white
Who'll filled. $3.50 quality. $3.50
Silk Bound. Extra Size. Wool blankets,
as good as any s. Blanket, pair for
Atwood Blanket. guaranteed every
thread and fibre. extra size. PINK
and blue borders. matchless' atf-oO'
for $3.50.
Extra Size. Pure California Wool,
silk bound. weights Z pounds, an
unusual offer for s. pair.
Extra size Silver-Gray Blanket. thick
and well made the $3.50 KIND for
Coarse Heavy Brown Blanket, double
large size. for CSC.
White Cotton-Filled Bed Comfortable.
Crettone- Covered. size for double
bed. well worth Sl50. for 81.
The one dollar kind you see elsewhere
for zoe.
Extra large Bed Comfortable. white
cotton filling. French Saline covering,
for $3.50.
Genuine Eiderdown Filled Comfort
ables. we'll made, French Saline
covering. 1899.
Finest Surah and SatinCovered Elder
down Comfortables, the $40 KIND
for $3.50
Full size. Heavy Carriage Lap Robes,
good quality. for 81.
Reversible Lap Robes, with inquired
pattern. 1929.
Regular Buffalo Robes. gray and
black. large size. worth $40. for g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08
BASEMENT.

BASEMENT.
Large steamboats,. regular &c. lsc.
sl.25 Wooden Doll Furniture-p2rior
bedroom and dining ROOM SSc.
Unique Laundry set. for l5c'
81 Brownie l6-Pins. SSc.
26-lnch Dangerless Gun, l9c.
; 100 Doll Swings, &c.
100 Large-Size Trunks, 59c.
j-Key Pianos, 15c.
Grand Upright Pianos, Acc
T,orre Tin Stoves with utensils, 1ec.
25c. size iOc soc size, 3Sc.
Apiece Tin Trains, l0c.
Large Tin Trains. 1sc.
&c. ioc. 25c. Registering Banks, 9oc.
Mounted Iron Cannons. lie.
Perfectly Adjusted Scales, &c.
Large Backgammon Boards, l'c'
Large Tin Horns, lOc.. &c, &C.
Brittania Tca-Sets. SC.
gsc britannia Tea-Sets. 1sc.
Perfect Working Typewriters, $3.50.
White and Brass Beds, sSc.
l-4-yard long Cradle. 27c -
large Wire Beds, 75c
White and Gilt Cradles, l9c.
Rubber Foot Balls. foc
iO-String Zithers 25c.
aree Marbles. dozen for &c.
Complete Rugged SailDoats. Csc
,Tish-Pond Games, oc.
Soldier Sets-gun. cap knapsack-l9c.
~hild's Large Writing Desks, sl.4s.
Infants Tall Chairs. 49c.
Oak stand Tables, Csc.
Iron Velocipedes, 3l.1S.
Swinging Hobby Horses S.9S.
Shoe Fly. 15c.
see Saws for big children. N9S D.,
Large Bamboo Doh Carriage, H.lsi
Willow Baby Carriage, lsc
Buck Board Wagons. S5c.
Large WheelbarTows. sc.
Regular GO-Carts, pc.
Coasting Sleds. 45c. .
Perforated Doll Rockers, lsc. re-.
Black Box Stands. CSC 50
Goat Sulkies. $l.SS
Express Wagons, with seats, Csc.
soc. Express Wagons. 3sc.
Chinese Lanterns. &c.
Doll Folding Bed. sl.2+
Canes, nickle ball heads, loc.
Canes. ball heads. &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08
Notion
Wonders.

Best Quality English Tape, ioc. dozen
punches.
Knitting Needles. In set IN woode"
boxes. for lc.
Hair Curriers', lc doz.n q.
Sc. Dress Bones. &c. lunch.
Our regular &c. Carriers, l5c. pair.
Good English Dress Pins, 40 IN pa
Ladies Thimbles, tc each.
swan Bill Hook and Eyes. ic: card.
Best Quality Hair Pins for &c. dosen
ciarks and Coates Spool Cotton for
Best Quality Of Needle Books. contain
ing papers Of needles. dsrning needles
and shawl pins. g.. ...
Good Quality Ruined Garter Eiasuc
for SC. yard: usual price i1c.
IOc. Corset Clasp for tc. pair.
11c. Taffeta Ribbon for &c.
Good Quality Beading. warranted run
& wards. &c. bunch
Mourning Pins for Ic: box.
eiik-stitch Bone Cssiugs yasds N =
pieos, for &c.
NYeneexv- "a INolsesak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08

Only % Tan Covert Double Capes, with
velvet collar and rows Of stitching,
cost 81. 90 close. 1899 choice.
Black Cloth Cape. four rows braid, Sl.9s.
Double Black Capes. satin bands, 800
grade. for 4.it
Imported Kersey Cloth Double Cape.
tailor made. with and without velvet
collar. $3.50 value. for s. each.
7 Imported Sample Capes. deliberately
braided and trimmed in velvet,
beads and braid. none worth less
than sl5 and some s2j $f.9S choice.
A few Extra Quality Fur Capes-a
speciai price-much less than cost:
20 i'm Black Fur. worth $50. for $500.
80 inch Best Astrachan. So, for sll.
30 inch Best Electric Seal, rs, for sls.
Special 3O-inch long. extra wide sweep,
Electric Seal. real skunk collar and
edge all around. worth $40. for $25.
We sold out of Plush Capes last week,
so YOU have a pick of hew go lot
little less than the last bot.
Seal Plush Cape, satin lined, Baltic
seal trimmed. worth $3.50. for s..
Seal Plush. heavy satin lined. large
sweep. Thbet trimmed. sl2 Cape.
for $7.99.
Double Seal Plush Cape. large collar,
heavy satin lined. Thibet trimmed.
worth SD. for Sess.
Remember, no matter how low-priced
we sell these Coats they are made
in perfect style. and by msn tairors,
Every size Of each article In stock.
2-Button Effect. Rough Boucie Cloth.
they are worth $3.50, for s..
o-Button Tan Covert. large sleeves.
velvet collars. worth 81. Tor $3.50.
Five leading styles OF Coats-they are
worth from $3.50 to sl5-in Boucle,
Caterpillar, Rough Diagonal. and
Persian Lamb. either Diagonal
high or low cut. sizes from 80 to AZ,
for $40 apiece, choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08
I50
CHlLl;ECS'S
| to S
; YEARS
OF AGE,
EIDERDOwN
CLOAKS.

Gray and Tan Angora Fur, soc.
Fancy. Well-Lined Angora Fur. 75c.
FancySailor Collars. Angora Fur. 81.
Fancy silk Scalloped Collars. sl.25.
Solid Red, Black Fur-trimmed. sl.15
Imported Wool Eiderdown, elaborate,
1926.
Also, All-Wool Camers Hair Cloth
Cloaks. soutachc braided. worth
$3.50. for $3.50.
1t is the greatest sale yet of Boys
Clothing. Overstocked manufac-
turers continue TO send us lots at
less than cost to them. Here is a
sample of the letters we receives:
MAY & SELIGMAN.
Boys and Children's Clothing.
is and 20 west Fourth street,
New York.
Messrs. Julius Meyer e. Sons, Richmond,
Va.
Gentlemen,-As we are DESTROYS of
closing out our stock prior To our NOV
ing to 1888 and 1856 Broadway, we thought
we would drop you a note and say 10
you that II you are interested we will
send you sample suits, with prices.
that will interest you TO take a hold
of them. An early reply Will greatly
oblige. Yours truly.
MAY & SELlGMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08

R.ods Gastsu. Drummond, Keats, Habber-
ten Lowell Nscauley. Arnold, Longfellow
Mersdith. Hawthorne. Lamb. Poe. Lubbock.
Milton. Marvel, 2chneiner, Harraden. Swift
comprising over 100 titles, ISc Each
Cost DC each TO msii. i"~'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08
TRAY COVERS.
CUSHIONS.
SQUARES.

SQUARES.
Tinted Duck Mats, 9x9 &c.
Tinted Duck Squares. 12xl2, &c.
silk Embroidered Mats. fringed, l5c.
Tinted Squares in delft and Empire
designs. 24x24. 19c.
Fringed Denim Table Covers, all shades
81.
Fringsd- and Tinted Squares, 3 yards
square 25c.
Tinted Tray Covers. 1SX27. lOc.
Crepe Table-Covers, fringed and TINT
ed 2Jc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08

$40 PAIR
Eoys' Veal and Satin Cali
Lace Shoes, solid soles
and counters. Sizes TO
- 10 and two 81, for 81,
worth $3.50.
$500 PAIR
Mems Hand Welt CaIfskin Shoes in ace ana nc
congress. sold everywhere Tor 80 ior
500
Ladies Empire Rubhers 25c.
ladies' Storm Rubhers. Doc. *
Infants Dongols Kid Button shoes l'c'
soc. A PAIR.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button SHOES
pointed and common-sense toe, reg
ular 81 80 shoe. for SIC
75C. A PAIR
Misses Dongola Kid Button SHOES,
natent-ieather tips. regular sls-o
shoe for 75c. Sizes ~ to :.
sl49 A PAIR.
ladies' Dongola Kid. button and lace
niccadllly, square. and common
sense toe. regular 81 shoe, for si.4s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08

HIGHEST Novelty Boucle Chlnchllla'
Corduroy bound. usual $50 suits
for s.. Above Refers in sizes to
years.
Also 100 long Blue Chinchilla Refers
for boys to - years. velvet col
lars. heavy Innings. Every othei
store in the land sells them. Tor g.
To be sold here for Sl.69.
Fancy Suits for little boys 10 years
$3.50 Braided Gray Cheviot5 Tor Sl.c'.
g Navy Blue Cheviots, Sis9.
s. Imported Scotch Cheyiots, BRAIDED
$3.50.
81 Navy Sailor Blouze, N9s.
100 Fauntleroy Suits. to Of KIND
only, at $3.50
20 Long and Short Pants. Sailor Blouse,
Suits. from $3.50 10 s..
and . of kind. usual s. and 800 kind,
4 great lots Plain and Double Breasted
Suits. sizes to 10 years, double
warp Wool Cheviots. Sl.g9.
Pure Wool Scotch Cheviots, $50
Imported Wool Scotch Cheviots, S5.o0
actually same suit sold in exclusive
clothing stores for $5.15.
Finest Cheviot Suits that money VIII
buy, s..
4 great lot of soc. odd Pants, includ-
ing Heavy Nayy-Blue Chevlots
Heavy Jet Black. Heavy Navy Blue
Corduroy. Fancy Wool CheVlots.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-11-16
Fled from a Rat,

A Larkin street restaurant in San Francisco was nearly wrecked recently by most peculiar incident. As it was the noon time, business was lost for at least one day. The proprietor, who had been out on the street somewhere, went to closet, donned his black alpaca coat and started to wait on a couple of ladies. He drew napkin from the coat pocket to brush crumb from the table cloth, when out jumped a rat nearly as big as a ground hog. The women were on the table in sec ond. Men upset chairs and tables try ing to stamp on the animal, but it escaped all the blows aimed at it and chased around and around the place looking for some avenue of escape for fully five minutes. By the time the restaurant cat woke up and caught the rat the place was sorry wreck and half the patrons had disappeared.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-11-16
wAsHBuRNE's pREDIcAMENr.
Had Co Stand in His Stocking Feet at .
 French Court Dinner.

Had Co Stand in His Stocking Feet at .
 French Court Dinner.
 When Elihu Washburne was United States minister to France there was a court dinner given at the palace of the Tuilleries one night by the emperor, Napoleon H., says the Cincinnati Times-Star. It was the custom at these dinners when the empress arose to re- tire with the ladies for the gentlemen to rise from their seats and step back, so that the ladies should pass down the line between them and the table. By this all could avoid turning their backs on the empress. MT. Washburne had very tender feet. During the dinner they had given him great deal of an- noyance, and to ease himself he had slipped off his patent leather pumps He was absorbed in conversation at the close of the dinner and was caught un- awares when the empress made the sig nal for departure. MT. Washburne was obliged to step back without his pumps. There he stood in his stocking feet, grave, dignified and self-possessed in the row of grinning diplomats to his right and left. He betrayed none of the embarrassment he must have felt, and was never heard to allude to the incident.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-11-16
PHoNoeRAPH DESCRIBED IN 1860
The Frenchman Who Did It was Consid-
 cred Crazy.

The Frenchman Who Did 1t Was Consid-
 cred Crazy.
 A few months ago while amusing my- self with Cyrano de Bergerac's Historic Comique des Etats ct Empires de la Lune ct du Soliel (Paris, l66O), I was amazed, ,saysa writerin Popular Science Monthly, to come across the matter quoted below, which surely foreshadows the photograph as closely as do Bacon's words the steamship and railway. The author, De Bergerac, is on voyage over the moon. Left alone little while by his guide the latter gives him, to help him while away the hour, some books to read. The books, however, are different from any seen on earth. They are, in fact, little boxes, which Cyrano thus describes:
 ''On opening one of these boxes I found know not what kind of metal (apparatus) similar to our clockwork, composed of know not how many lit tie devices and imperceptible machin- cry. It was book, certainly, but 8 ostmarvelous one, which has neither leaves nor characters; book to under stand which the eyes are useless-one needs only to use his ears. When he wishes to read this book he connects it by a sort of little nerve to his ears. Then he turns needle to the chapter he wishes to hear. and immediately there emerges from the instrument, as from the mouth of man, or from a musical instrument, all the words and sounds which serve the Grands Lun- aires for language"
 Twill say, further, that Cyrano an- ticipated many of the inventions and conceptions of modern aeronauts. No wonder that he was considered by his contemporaries as somewhat off,"
The St. Johns herald., 1895-11-16
Cave It the Preference.

At a recent large country wedding all the carriages far and near were en- gagged to convey the guests to. the sta tion and the various country houses to the bridal reception. ''I am sorry, ma'am," said the village undertaken, to whom one of the perplexed hostesses had applied in despair for couple of coaches, 'sbut we had to put off two funerals to-day on account of this we'd din'."
The St. Johns herald., 1895-11-16
Mosouitoes of Different Species.

There are supposed to be about one hundred and fifty species of mosquitoes in the world, Already twenty-one species have heen identified as natives of North America. The largest varieties occur in the tropics, where insect life of all sorts obtains its fullest and most pestif- erous development. Nowhere, how ever. are these bloodsuclzers more abundant than in the far northern lat itudes, as in arctic Alaska, where they appear in countless swarms during the brief boreal summer,
The St. Johns herald., 1895-11-16
1hE RoCkINu CHAIR.
Said to Be Beneficial in Cases of Dys
 pepsia-

Said to Be Beneficial In Cases of Dys-
 pepsia-
 Critics of America" said we'll known physician. ''have poked fun at us for being nation of rockers. Amer jeans have been pictured as sixty mil lions of persons seated in sixty millions of rocking chairs-some of them cra- dies, of course. But now comes Dr. Laine, French West India physician, who says it is good for us. He has been talking of what he calls the good effects that the lullaby chair exer- cises on subjects affected with atony of the stomach Atony is want of tone.
 ''Laine says that course of rocking chair after each meal, the oscillations being quiet and regular, stimulates gastro-intestinal peristaltism,' and that dyspeptics should take notice. The chair ought to be light, so that rocking requires no effort, and sufficiently in- clined backward that the person may lie rather than sit in it. Physicians will agree that Dr. Laine has done Americans real service. It has always been rather difficult to explain the na- tional passion for the rocking chair, but now it is only too easy. Americans are the worst sufferers from indigestion and dyspepsia in the world, but it now appears that we have instinctively rushed to what is now proved to be the best system of relief.
 1.-The man who lunches on pie and then balances himself in rocking chair IS unconsciously doing his best to stimulate his gastro-intestinal peristalt- ism; he is practically singing lullaby to his outraged and injured stomach. which is kept from crying aloud only by this method of soothing it. Behold in America nation of invalids vainly endeavoring to rock themselves to sleep. Dr. Laine's theory is too good not to be true"
The St. Johns herald., 1895-11-16
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
 Taxes for 1898.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Du- plicate Assessment Roll of Apache coun- ty, Arizona Territory, for the year 1895 is now in my possession for the collec- ton of the taxes levied.
 Taxes will be delinquent on the third Monday of December, 1895, and unless paid on that day or prior thereto, five per cent. will be added to the amount thereof as penalty.
 Taxes may be paid at my office in St. Johns, Apache county, Arizona, at any time within office hours, from this date until the 18th day of December, 1895.
 ALBERT F. POTTER,
 TAX COLLECTOR. St. Johns. Sept. 12th, 1895.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10

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its merits, sehd for spccimcn copy, free. ard
you Will admit that seeing these THUMBS has put
You in the way of saving morey by finding in one
Magazine everything satisfy the literary wants oi
the Whole family.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10

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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
GREEN FOREST HIGH SCHOOL
1hs Ensuing Term Begins August 27 1894 and Geauss Ten MOI

EnSHN5
Month Music and Art each So Month
Board from sl.50 to 81 per Week.
thorough practical Ating pupils for
life classes tie best col
and universities.
TEACH ERS-competent experienced and Ell rest
LlCATCN--heahul Moral IL fuences OF the community
client.
All payable monthly in advance unless otherwise
No deduction lost
rotracted sick weeks
For additional information address
RI. p. Burney Prin
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The Lamar register., 1895-09-28

The republican candidate for county
treasurer. Capt. d. E. Cooper has been
long and fayorably known in this county
He was here at the time the town Of La
mar was started, has lived on his home
stead near town ever since, and been
identified with every step of the progress
made by this county. He enlisted RS n
private in Go. F, 4th Iowa Infantry, served
three years and three months, and was
promoted step by step until he became
captain of the company. His comrades
all speak in the highest terms of his ser
vices as soldier. Afable and courteous,
OF fine clerical and executive ability he
will make an efficient and agreeable of
fetal No man stands higher Us good
citizen, and his popularity will bring
him large vote from the other political
parties at the polls.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
CHURCHES.

M Uniie-i Pre-bytsriAns bold services every
Sahasth a; II a. ~ and % a. IN. Sabbath
aekSal al - a. m. AL cordially invited.
CLfSTox RIDpLE. Faster.
". z. CurEru Ar LANaH-Scryices held as
foliosrs Prcaehtns orsry sunday at II a. and
>. m. Sunday School at 9sS q. M
REy ]. G. HoES. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHrRcu AT LAsAE-Srndays School
srery snndAy ~ 10 a. Services each Sunday
REV. C. p wuIoHT, Pastor.
NAI yALLE1 srNpkI-scuooL-At May Valley
sehpoi Hgus. a. , clock .. N. Every one cor
diAliy Invited 90 attend.
GRASApG ". Z GHpEcH-ssFyiees oyc-y Sun
day evening. and s1adAy-school at .sD O'Clock
D "a Even body invited 90 attend.
YPs- G E--Me1ts avr-y sunday evening AZ
% O'Clock az ". 2 Church. AL young people
arc cordially invited t. attend these meetings.
W. II. WoLF. President.
FInnNxcn MoRHnoczr. SEER.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28

For sheriff the republican convention
nominated James b. Davis, one OF the
early settlers and pioneers in the deyel-
opment OF the county. He is an old sol
dier, having served all through the war,
is a estimable citizen, and will make an
efficient officer. He is well known and
popular throughout the county and will
have large majority.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28

with an official a pleasure. 1t is none too
high praise to assert that no county in
tho State has neator or more accurate
set of records than those made by Mort,
nor has any county any more obliging
and courteous county clerk than NJ. j.
Underwood. The voters of Prowers coun-
ty can make no mistake in re-electing to
this important Office, the man whom they
know not only can but will perform its
many duties faithfully. His records
speak for him.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28

1t is quite an honor for any man to re-
ceive nomination for an important pub
lie office without asking anyone to sup
port him, but it is doubly So when be
has been twice tried and then receives
such a nomination. This honor was con
ferred by the republican convention up
on our present county judge, j. X.
Doughty. The faithful and impartial
manner in which he has discharged the
duties of the office in the past is sufli.
cient guarantee for the future. Without
any display of egotism Judge Doughty
can truthfully say he is the best county
judge Prowers county ever had, and we
predict he will continue to be for some
years to come.