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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25
SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED by young man AK
porter or helper on some railroad; can
come well recommended by officials or
ruilroad. Address A. S. Hood, Rosanky,
Srexas. - n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

.srs Beveridge, the famous
" n' Tan sculptress. who has just
\ Ano paris. is attracting atten-
FrN - splendld work on a statue OF
" ne .n,o Maceo. She is a warm
lssl An, ea and an enthusiastic adnirer
b o. oap nero so the emotional young
De desa .hrown more than the usual
- =. y, soul into the clay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE 1907 Chenevcrt
street hot and cold water, bath room.
S26 10 per month: will he vacant january
& EnuiIire 1902 Polk avenue. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

FANCY rattan and upholstered rockers,
fancy tables and other odd pieces of FUR
niture suitable for Christmas gifts
cheap for cash at T.. Ill.g's, 1l6 Main
street oi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

a LADY. native of France, advanced
graduate of a prominent frencn acaess-
vert ser offers super or advantages at
moderate prices Address algS, this Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

FOR SAI.E--A lot of new buggies, piae-
tons surveys ana harness at cost Lar
enions Stables. Franklin and Caroline
street. 2t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-25

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS reg
ular annual mec;Gng Of the stockholders
of the South Texas National Bank for
the election Of directors for the ensuing
year VIII take place at the bank on Tues
day, January l., 1897. between tho hours
of 10 a. IN. and II an.
1-A-7 j. II. McAshan. Cashier.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
obituary.

Mr.. Dennis CawIey, a well-known citi-
zen of Ashville, died at his home in that
place on Friday morning, from cancer of
of the stomach. aged 63 years.
The deceased was born in the County
Sligo. Ireland, aud came To this country
while yet young. He followed the o:cu-
patton of boatman for a number of years
making his home in HOlIidaysburg. Get
ting tired of that he purchased farm IN
the Richland settlement, in Dean town
ship. this county. where he engaged in
farming until few years ago when he re-
moved to AshviIle, and, in company with
hrs son John, was quite successful in the
grocery and general store business
He was man of quiet disposition with
a good word for every person ne met, ana
for honesty his word was as good as his
note. He leaves to mourn his loss wife,
three sons: John. mis- partner in the store;
James and Michael, of Altoona, employed
on the =. Il. r.. as fireman, ana one
daughter, Catharine. at home.
After a Solemn High Mass in 81.
Thomas church, in Ashville, his RENAL ms
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery at
II Augustine, of which congregation he
had been a member for over quarter OF a
century. The funeral procession being one
of the largest ever seen there May ne
rest in peace. T.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, Septem-
ber Il, 1896:
John III. Spangle, Alleman, Clearfield
county, Pa, and Elizabeth S McCreary
Portage township.
Anton Kessler. Johnstown, and Ma ggie
Wess, CroyIe township.
William Schmidt, Walnut Grove, and
Anna AT, Daisytown.
John Sloeik and Lizzie Leposki, Johns
Gown.
Oliver w. PIummer and Mary E. Wig
field. CressOn-
Harry Basset and Minnie NJ. Maxim
West Taylor township.
James Parkinson and Amelia Goebert,
Johnstown.
John j. Wilt, Johnstown, and Daisy
Atkinson, Dale borough.
Joseph A. Cooper. Altoona. Pa, and
Mary A. Harber, St. Augustine.
William Myers. Biairsviile. Pa, and
Annie Il. Davis, Pindleton, Gambia coun-
ty.
John w George and Amanda Mccarthy,
Lilly.
George II. Koch, Newark. n. j., and
Emma Haugh. Carrolltowa. Pa.
IA. Coon, Kermore. Clearfield county,
Pa. and Alice A. Lydic, Johnstown.
George L. Miller, Cresson, and Mary j
Flick Carrolltown.
Edward T. Topper and Rachael Mouse,
Loyett, Pa.
Joseph Carl and Mary Katharine Wilt.
Frugality.
Anthony Entier and Sara Ellen Girard,
Spangler
William A. Plummer, Conemaugb, and
Christina Warner, South Fork.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
DC afh Of IRhn EIiek.

Mr.. John Flick, one of the oldest resi-
dents of CarrOltOwn. died at his home in
that place on Thursday evening of last
week, aged about 50 years.
He was born in Alsace, France, on July
-. 1913. and came to America at the age of
Is and located in Cambria county, which
since then had been his permanent home.
In earlier days he learned the trade of
stone cutting. which he followed until he
had reached middle age, at which time,
having acquired possession of considera BILE
la nd in the vicinity of his adopted home
he betook to farming, in which he had
been emnently successful. In 1910 he was
united in marriage TO Miss Elizabeth
Sharbaugh. OF this union eleven children
have been born. two of whom have died
Mrs. Jennie Buck and Mrs. Sebastian
Luther. The surviving members of the
family are; Albert, of Moundsville, w.
Va DIR. Lawrence. of Philadelphia; John
r., Edward H.. and Isidore of Altoona,
and Mrs. ChrysOstom Luther, Mrs. John
Hogue both of Carroltown; Mrs. Paul
Sharp, CT Altoona, and Miss ROsina, now
Sister Mary Louis, of Pittsburg. MEM
Der of the Order of the Sisters of Charity.
He is also survived by six brothers, all of
whom reside in this county; fifty TWO
grandchildren and twenty great grand
children. His remains were inferred in
Benedict's cemetery at Carrolltown, on
Monday morning.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
Committed Suicide.

In last weeks FREEMAN mention was
made of the death of Mrs Nina, wife OF
James H. Cramer. of Altoona. while Visit
ing the Altoona hospital on "Wednesday pr
the purpose of having her wrist dressed e,
which had been scalded, while Mrs era
mer. during an alteration with her hus-
band. had attempted to scaid him. Cra-
mer. i'm self defense. had seized the handle
20 wrest the kettle from her grasp ana III
d 1ine so both were slightly scalded. MIS-.
Cramer. as stated, died from heart failure
while the physician was about to open
blister on her wrist.
Cramer became desoondent over the
tragic death of his wife, and on Friday
morning after kissing his children he quit
the house going To a coal house in the rear
of the lot. After meditating for about I'D
ten minutes, he. at GEO O'Clock. sent a bull
let into his head from an old style revolver.
The ball entered about two inches above
his right ear aid lodged in the brain. caus-
inc almost instant death.
A coroner's jury rendered a vercict OF
suicide the result of a demented mind.
The couple were married at Newton
Hamilton. 10 1885. Five small children,
all of tender years survive.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18

Cambria Iron company to Henry Rose
East Taylor; consideration $50.
Philip +. Shaffer, executor, to John C.
Luke, South Fork. 1890.
j. c. Luke to Rheuben III. Otto. South
Fork, 81 600.
Bernard Selig ct ux. to Erhard Zang
Johnstown, $500.
George j Orris ct ux. to Christiana
Ream, Richland. S15l.
Margaret Fogle ct al. to Richard PheIar.
trustee, Lilly, ST.
Margaret Fogle ct al. to Philip Brady,
Lilly, 81.
Gnyan l. Davis ct ux. to Patrick Nc.
Aleer, Washington, 81.
Patrick MeAIeer ct ux. to Pennsylvania
Railroad company, Washington. 81 400
John Sanker ct ux. to Joseph A. Sanker
ct AK, Cresson township, 800.
Martin L. Maxim ct ux. to Samuel r.
McCallister, Blacklick. $500.
Sarah +. Suppes ct vir to William III.
Arthur, Johnstown, 81, 300.
William III. Arthur ct nx. TO Ollie Ar
thur, Jobnstown, 81 800.
Daniel p. o. 'DonneIl TO Alice c. Drass,
Cresson township, $50.
Cambria Iron Company to Henry p.
Shono, WestmGnt, $50.
John Fecht to Henry Krumenacher
Barr, $500.
M A. McGonigIe to Guyan 1. Davis,
Washington, 81.
John Schmitbauer ct ux. to William
Sayler, Cambria. 81 200.
Chest Creek Land and Improvement
company to f. E. Herman, Patton, $3.50.
f. +. Herman ct ux. TO w. w. Stratif,
Patton. 1925
David Hamilton to Harry ii. Hamilton,
Upper YOder. $40.
David Hamilton to Martha j. Meyers,
Upper Yoder, s..
David Hamilton to Hattie Goldstein, D,
Upper Yoder, s..
Lewis r. KEEPER ct ux. to Margaret
Baker, StOnycreek, 81. 800.
John 5. Wicks ct ux. TO Joseph Morris,
South Fork. 500.
Lawrence Saylor ct ux. to William Good,
Roxbury. s1s5.
John EckeIs ct ux. TO George Conner,
West Taylor. $50.
John c. Martin ct ux. to Maj tin Press
nicker, Portage township, 500.
ID. III. Roberts ct ux. To Richard Rob
erts. South Fork, $50.
q. w. Dickev ct ux. to p. b. Cosgrove,
Hastings. 81.
Cambria Iron company to Henry p.
Shomo, Wesimont $50.
Mary J. Cook ct vir to John w. Cook
Dale. 81 300
George Aigner ct nx. to St. Stephen 5
Slavak Roman Catholic church., Lower
Yoder. 81 ,725.
George Penrod ct ux to William Yoder,
Adams. 81 30.
Sadie c. Strayer ct vir to Frances Scott,
Morrellville. 81.
rellville. 81.
MOrrelIville. 81.
Frances Scott to Sadie c. Strayer, Nor
relIville, 81.
Francis Davis ct ux. to John Henry
Friday, Portage township. $3.50.
Patrick Hamilll to Charles Young,
JOhnstown. 1878.
William II. Piper ct ux ct al. to John
Coleman, Lilly, S225.
Cambria Iron company to Joseph Sween-
er, JOhnstOwn. 800.
JOhnStOwn Manufacturing company TO
Andrew Schaller. Johnstown, s3C0.
Treasurer of Cambria county to p. +.
Dillon, Ashville. 81.
Treasurer of Cambria county to p. +.
Dillon, Reade, ST.
John c. Sherry ct ux. To William G..
COmerford, LOrottO, 81 200
Jane Jones to Annie NJ. Blsseil, Ebens-
burg and Cambria township. 8, ,995.
John Heilmann to David Otto, Johns
town. $3.50.
Thomas w. Flowers ct ux. to Bernhart
Nell, Upper YOder, 81, 900.
Conrad Gerhardt ct ux. TO William C.
Krieger, JohnstOwn, S57I.
James FL. Cant ct ux. to Mathiot Reade,
Ebenshurg, 81.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
Owens & Maxim,
BUTCHERS.

All kinds of the Best Meat
from selected stock kept at their
Daily Meat Market on High
Street, Ebensburg.
Give Us a call.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
FOR SALE. FOR SALE.

The following articles will be sold cheap for
cash with good security
2two horse wagons . pair bob sleds. l one
horse sled, one Empire binder. one Champion
moving machiD spring tooth harrow. d'nner r
bell, work harness collars bridies haf ness,
chains and general line Of farming implIments.
Inquire OF NJ. ID. BEa RER.
Aug
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18

The residence of Ezra ORTIZ, located in
Kernville. a suburb of Johnstown, was de-
stroyeo by fire Friday evening last. Loss
g.. 500
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
.sD PERSONAL.

y, Ed. shields, of Loret'O' was in
5sn on NS,Iry Mountain House, at CressOn
o'.o ~ Jobn Dean was visitor TO
nJ .gnrs on Monday.
Essn''D'' p,fIey'S circus will be at
-Bllv-l' ,orn on october 10Th.
aa'''r Chrfsty, of Altoona, was a
NJ, n 81 iE6en,burg on Monday
u" Lefb. of Nfcktown, was
M, w., % % EbrusburE on Tuesday
'I'-''' .. If bees is said TO be making
. -'t'mr in the court house tower
Ell loI' I,n, l,antzy, o: Elder township,
MI jun jun -, Ebrnsburg on Tuesday.
5 ',,' f,r,.r to see old Farmer Hop
~pOa ,tn opera house Friday evening"
r..I. Of Blair county is assist,
-'1u5 I5,s Barker in the disposition oil
,l '5r business tnt, week
r,.anb Vent. Of Chest towhshlp'
M III Inv his son. Frank, were visit
Fghsn,burg ON Wednesday
r.nnIfraus are trying to keep
-Il' ~ iI,.f,sp, and courage up by run
I'll 5N'I.I III excursions to Canton, Ohio
,,It preaching at the Baptist
-Ilrie -t.,,rr on SUNDAY at 1890
lr'h j! N "a. p NJ. 10y Rev. +. |. Sig
,t Of Everett, Pa
v,,rfe daughter Of eX-Poor
NE, 1'En Long. of this place, has
''.., ''..,.r,r,ry ill with hemorrhageS OF
nah ma FOR several days past but we
". +. uow improving.
Fsr-,, HeI-rl, Young man "l AIle
...,r.bfp. Blair county. while work
r Wednesday afternoon. was
=, in the shaft and bruised beyo"d
milton. tie will die.
p.r f;rarsr HIII. former pastor Of
1.o,r-rarfonal church in this place,
- wears a resident of Ohio.
~, visiting friends in this neighhor-
nr..vrraI day past.
r,..i,v morning Mr. Matthew j.
falr,.ua. AMI Miss Gertrude
.,E,Urgfu. we're married al ST
r,rf,.fr church il Altoona, by
v.,-,r NJ Shrrdy
-+-L, on,boI5
.v- and Mr., John NiS>ley. of Lilly.
...-,br rr Eh-u-hurg on Wednesday
..- and inferred fn Lloyd's cemetery
r.5Ef-i from cholera infantum.
-,.--- - .,
-faihrf nave '' - -,
90 anii-.I''''''-
Hh %" 10 nave ''''.,.' WI .'''p - -.
..f,-.f sssfn>, treating or being treat
i-r.,
,,..-
lllh y I'.-'
L l'.L "' A.''''''l. ~
NaIy ,'I'''. '' - .''''',''''' " m
M on hr'- H. =
daughter 'i MI u. ~ ''''''N' d ioi ''''i
NJ hrhi' ''l''' 1'',' '''9 ''''', > ''o"'
'll1i'' Wen. l' ''u">'o" i I" pen"
"a "i'H Ft'a'''''' anu A' '"' 'a'' ""
Itay H.si their home was ehtirely
1y-i by ire. Mr. Daley thinks the
"a, Of surendiary origin and the das-
s1r. of an enemy.
another column will be found the
V-fin' OF the NJ" YORK J"uThTt the
n- Democratic paper OF that great
Og5.i,. The Journal Is a staunch
lTisT OF Bryan ana >e"aI' the Demo
candidates, and Democrats will
Do mistake 10 subscribing Tor the
a-
b. G.,r,s " Gr,,I.. s,,ari,tardap,
Irr,on, bosrfr,I dfad in ,batip-
5r b, "Wednesday morntng agad 2s
About ten wears ago DIR. Grnhe
4.Tl WIN h'> DroiheF' was prac-
s-!,.''aH al ''aIiilzin. lie Is sur
@ BIS VILE H"t no children. The
'rTe 'aSento PunNsutawneY, Pa,
l-g law fn this state provides that
FrErtlg. heretofore rgpcuted and
r may hereafter be- done. for anv
r. Eal,ey-r. shall have the same
f,.. ,..5 -.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
AT THE OLD RELIABLE.

Everybody, and especially the oyster lowing
people of EbensDurg, are invited to call at Roht.
McBreen's Old Reliable Restaurant. when they
want good, fresh Oys tiers. by the pint, quart or
gallon Or you can have them Stewed Fried
All at the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day.
octlltf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-09-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

GEORGE w. PAGE vs. BESSIE PAGE. In
the Court o Common Pleas of Ca mbria coHn-
ty, No. 8. June term. 1895.
LIBEL IN DIVORCE.
Having been appointed commissioner in the
sbove-ststed case TO take testimony and suggest
a decree notice is hereby given that will sit tor
the purpose of the above appuin ment on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1899, at 10 O'Clock
A n. at my Off 'e in Wooli Block, John 'town,
Pa, when and where all persons interest ed may
attend If they see proper, and bc heard.
EDWARD +. MCNEELlS,
September Ia 1895. Commissioner.
Sept Is 3t.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

Junsa 4 Lamar Canal In trust 10 secure the pay
tnent OF his promissory note, dated sep,ei,,,loef
($sool pay able TO the order Of the Colorado -
euritiss Company on the first day OF octoner,
ally as shown BY tea coupons for thirty-two dol
lars each, attached To said note and pap able re
spectiyeiy on the first days Of April and ostooes
OF each year with interest thereon after due Al
tuo per cent pcr month. and whereas. said ds.ed
OF trust provides that In case OF default in the
G ne inter Interest y % shsreon son or in nc case ot
of szxes, the whole OF the principal sum secnrsd
By said deed. and the interest thereon
Ii. option Of the hoider q said indebsesnesss
at once become due. and payable. snd that =
successor in trust. after having ADVERTISED such
sale thirty days 10 newspaper puhlisbed IN tns
county where sad prciises are " " ~
right and equity OF redemption 81 the said
grsntor. his heirs, executors, sdministra,nys OF
assigns therein. ut public rendue 70 the highest
whrreas, default has been made in the pay
and i oesossr / iss, snd also q tsses for ~:
lsea and 1894. and the legal holder OF said nate
has declared the whole q said principal sris
and interest due and pay able. and has requested
the sale of said premises, by sirtne OF said deed
OF trust: and
trust that in ea-s Of the death. inability or re-
fusal OF the said Heuy J. Aidrich, trustee. TO
act a. any time wh"n a.tles nay oe Fl aIsi
OF trust, then the legal halder Of said note. MAJ
By writing duly acknowledges appoin. sue
ee~sor In trust TO the said Henry J. Adrish :
and
whereas. the said Henry J. Aldrieh i absent
from the state OF Colorado and unsb,e - act
and has refused 10 act As said trustee, and the
legal holder Of said note has by q writing daily
acknowledged appointed and substituted the
undrrsisned W. VI. Dale a trustee to &C; sue
ce--or OF said Henry }. Aldrieh; now. ther-fore,
by sirtne OF the anthority and po~ers sested IN
Visions n AID sru.i deed. Ell a. pabsie aaetisa
at the fremont street fruut door OF the court
house in the city Of Denvsr. Arspahoe county
OF March. A. ID. is2t. at the hour of ffry minute.
past ten O'Clock. a. m, the above described real
estate. together with and ineludinx ooe water
right No. II Of tho La JuntA and Lamar canal
and any and all other water riehe- and irriEat.
Tag privileges used for the irrigation OF said
land 10 the highest bidder tor cash. for the rur-
pose Of paying the Indebtedness above ner-
TONED and costs
Dated al Dcnver. Colo. January y, isg
W. W. DALE
Successor in Trust.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01
sHERIFFs SALE

ny VIRTUE OF a writ Of exseution issacd out
u os the District Coart Of Prowers Counsy.
State OF Colorado To ne 40 sheriff direetsd, In
favor Of The fir,t National Hank 81 Lamar, Col
orado. against Martin Graham. whereby am
comm anded 10 make the sum ~ seven Hundred
and Tbirfy-four Dollars and Thirfy-si, Coats
damages and the further sum of Eight Doilsrs
and Eirhfy-fve Centx costs. l have levied n,on
and taken in execution all the right, title sad
interest OF the sAid defendant MARTA Graham
in and 80 the foiiowinx described real estate lF:
ins and bsing In the County Of Prowcrs and
The south half Of the southwest quarter aad
the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
Of section Thirty lol and the north half Of the
northeast quarter and the north half Of the
northwest quarter OF seetion Thirty-one fsil
and the northwest quarter Of the northwr-;
ship Twenty-Five south OF Range Forty foar wet
of 9Th p NJ. together with four ~ fun p&id
perpetual water rights frofn The Graham Ditch
Cofnpany's canal each water right Representing
and 4a-ioo cubic feet Of water per seeond Of
time. said water rixhfs being four OF the sish;
Martin Graham by The Graham Ditch Compaay
by . water deed of date February 18th i-zo. and
recorded April I'd. A. ID. Iseo In Book Ia PA<e
80 of the records OF said Proxers County. said
four water rights to be used for domestic and
irrigation purposes upon the above described
real estate; which shall oder for sale at public
auction on
WEDNESDAY,. THE rwTLrTa DAr oy fKnHrAES,
door OF the County Court House In the Town Of
Lamar, County of Prowers. State OF Colorado.
TO the highest and best bidder for cash
JOHN q. HAGERMAS, Sheriff.
First publication January IS. A. ID. 1880.
Last publication February s. A. ID. 1856
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

The Spanish seem to be making
small headway towards subduing the
Cubans, and the yellow fever season
is only two months ahead II the
insurgents can hold out until then
their success is assured.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

We received circular this week
announcing the formation Of a new
company at Cripple Greek composed
of Henry Kellogg, of Lamar, and
Geo. W. Bastian, Of Chicago. They
will handle mines, stocks, real estate
and rentals, and have taken member
ship on the stock exchange. Mr..
Kellogg has many friends here who
will wish him success in his new field
OF enterprise.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

The Reed men have won first blood
in the great struggle for the republi-
can nomination for President They
carried the Louisiana state delegation
this week. As that state had been
practically conceded to Mckinley it
indicates the strong organization Of
the Reed forces.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

The increased activity in the min
ing industry in Colorado during the
month OF January has been very
marked Notwithstanding the severe
winter weather in the mountains.
This is evidently going to be a red
letter year for Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Alfred W. Merritt, by his deed OF
W trust dated September q. d. lsez. and duly
recorded in the Office of the Clerk and Rs-
corder. in Prowers County and Stats Of
1893, in book % page 12i, conveyed 70 Henry D..
Aidrich, as trustee. the east half of southwest
qnarter " of section two in township twenty
two south, of range forty-seyen west of the 9Th
principal meridian situate In the county OF
Prowers and state of Colorado, together With
and Including one water right No. II OF the La
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

The confederate generals have now
commenced to refight their battles, a
number of them seeming to think
that if they had it to do over they
could win. This harmless pastime
has heretofore been confined to the
northern magazines, but the war will
now be waged from every cross roads
newspaper Office in the south.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

Senator Tillman, of South Carroll
ma, called Cleveland a "besotted
tyrant" and other mean names, but
he probably took courage from the
fact that Cleveland was out of town
gnnning for another kind of ducks.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

The Sparks wants to attract atten-
tion away from its own attempted
raid on the county treasury by bring
ing up x-Clerk Underwood's deputy
allowance. The independent board
has made the independent clerk an
allowance which will amount TO much
more for his term than MIR. Under
wood was allowed for his term That
paper wants economy for everybody
but itself.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01
THE LAMAR REGISTER.
Entered at the Postofioe at Lamar. Colorado.
as Second-olass Mail Matter.

Harrison and Morton have each Sc
cured the endorsement of their state
committee for president, The only
thing in the way OF these gentlemen
is the fact thar they can't secure any
thing else.