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IN THE FIELDS or SCIENCE.
Association for Its Advancement
Meets in Buffalo.
Men skilled In An Branches Of scien-
tific Knowledge syil be Present.
Program Of the Session.

q j. 7a = H. a |I
Buffalo. n. T.. Aug. 17.-This city win
he the Mecca OF the scientists OF the coun-
try for the next ten days. THE American
Association for the Advancement of Science
wilholdits fort y-fifth annual meeting here.
beginniBgonthc22d. The Chemi
cal society win also meethere for two days
previous TO the Op6nihg sessions or the gen
eraI convention The president OF this So
cicty Is Br. Charles b. Dudley, OF Altoona,
Pa.
When the sessienef the American Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Science iscaii
cd 10 order there viii he gathered here the
largest and most distinguished body OF
scientific men that this country has ever
sheltered, and every seal OF learning the
country over -svai be represented. The lead
ing officers of the association are Edward
d. Cope. OF Philadcl siia. president, among
the vice presidents, w. E. Story, OF Wor-
The evening times., 1896-08-17

Society for the Promotion OF Agricultural
Science. Buffalo Library. viii meet August
q and 22.
Botanical Society or America, second an.
nuai meeting. High School, August 2I aud
e.
Botanical Club of the association. High
School, August 20. a. in., Prof. j. F.
CoxelI. of the Buffalo Botanical Garden. is
secretary and treasurer oI this organiza-
tion.
Society for the Promotion Of Engineering
Education. Tnoans of Engiseers' Society, nf
Western New York. Buffalo LdArary. tot,ay y,
FL and g.
Ti;c first meeting of the council will be
at noon gu Saturday, August 90. and the
first general session Will IL held OH Mon
day morning, August "a.
Prof Edward w. Morley, of Cleveland.
xiliiutroduce President Cope. who win pre-
side. Mayor Jeweit viii deliver the ad-
dress OF welcome. Daily sessions will be
held. and on Tuesday evening reception
will be given by ibe women OF Buffalo
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we've GOT some broken lots Of suox
ca Nc quick sale" prices.
SAkS & COMPANY.
Ps. Ave. 4 7ih 81. ..k., ro-.,

w wood Club on Thursday Afternoon. Augus.
,res'aent Edward Driakcr Cope ,er Pbila-
ue'hia. IS great-grandsou OF Calcb Cone
VINO protected Andre from a mob in Pbila-
deiphia In l7I5- His grandfather. Thomas
fynf Cope. established the first line az
Packets between PbiIadeiphia aud Liver.
pool
Frederick Ward Putnam, the permanent
secretary, is noted anthropoioeis, am,
was born 10 Salem, Mass. He stu,liea in
Essex Institute, and in 1855 en,ered IT,.
lawrence Mass, Scientific School as .
spee'ai student, under the Immortal Louiy
Agassiz
The evening times., 1896-08-17
The Yaqal Indian Trouble.

Gen. Wheaton, Commanding the Depart
Rent of Colorado, telegraphs the War De-
arfment that he fielievestfle Yaqui Indian
raiders have moved North. They have scat
tered and the recent heavy rains have oh
liberated their trail They are on foot.
The prompt aniral and action Of the
United States frpops has lseen beneficial.
aud the soldiers are so stationed as to in
tercept the raiders who have not returned
to Mexico.
The evening times., 1896-08-17
HER ANSWER.

He semitic her . marguerite.
To count It's petals fair:
And in this manner SO unique,
bis lore he would declare.
As he had asked. SO she replied,
Ny. aim In LIE be told
By this fnir Tower Soahtde."
1t was , mari gold.
..s..ss DAISY ISABEL JoYcE,
The evening times., 1896-08-17
Candidate watt. Has I,essgncd.

The nresidcntlias acceptedtiie resignation
of United States District Attorney Watts
( West Virginia who has bern ron mated
FOR governor of his State By the Democrats
sn q silver platform.
The evening times., 1896-08-17
Personal Mention.

Assistant Attorney General Whitney 10
Acting Attgsncy General. Both Attorney
General Harmon ana Solicitor General
cuarzsd are away on vacation.
The evening times., 1896-08-17

The finest. the best boards, only 81
Per 100 feet. n yDu want conIrnon boards,
T6c- per 100 feet: Frank Libbey 4 Co, 9Th
and n. T. aves
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Hli0hE o. The NEWS
---H iHf MORNING TINES

Al you miss amy news In the evening
eoi.i"n iooh In the list below. What
sou 70 iooAinS ior Mae proba bly, pub.
iiHaeo III ihis mornings edition. and
Ane lines never Repeats you'll
nave 10 tasc Doth euitiuns 10 Iet aif
tue news quivk ~ IL uu,,prns
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rRoBLEMs FOR slLvERIrEs.

.
Editor Times: inclose a portion ef a
speech delivered by Senator Frye last
week. IN Maine, which seems to me a re-
markatiy clear and forcib1c statement OF
the present issue. Thinking II might not
have come under your eye. and that yon
might ma ke use OF tt in the good fight you
are making. A CONSTANT READER.
They say II you will give them free coin
age that in little while the silver which
today is worth ,5S cents in silver dollar
will be worth lc0 cents. In other woffis,
the silver which is worth 66 cents an ouace
today will be worth q 20 an ounce. which
is lhe amount it should be worth to ma ke it
equal with gold, by reason of the demand
created by free coinage.
Now, they believe the most astcn fsfinr
thing in the world. What have they 10 do
by making free coinage? Must they only
lift the silver In the United States? They
will have to lift all the silver In the world
from 90 cents up to 10O cents.
1t is 50 utterly absurd that don't like to
argue II to intelligent inen that that can he
done by one country alone. Take it In
1873. What was silver worth an ounce,
One dollar and fifteen cents, or about sS
scoho ih d1essssaf--Nc e ptSstl1 VIC .k1&dsA bill,
buying SGT 900 900 OF silver year. What
effect did it have? 1t carried silver up 10
81 22. nr 81 cents in a dollar and kept It
np Il week or tYo. and then down il went.
and under the Sherman act first up and then
down.
when We passed the BLAND act these
silver MEN said II would carry silver up
to Si.29 an ounce and hole 1t thtre
1t carried 1t up to $1.22 and held it
for n few days or weeks. and 7tisn 1t
went lower than it ever gent before in
the history Of the world.
Then. in 1890. We bought 81 zoe: 500
ounces n year. That carried it up for a
week or two. fsd then 1t went dos d and
down until TT Sdchea, .8es :ceats. ON the
dollar. or in ~ $heighhorhood. where it.
Is today 3rE efSsF-ts-sz
They ,ask SA FRANCE . grcss,sseai.
France tried $Etenturies to keep silver
and gold yckel hgiks.f How n.fnt ttsnes DO
YOU think Fratee changed the number OF
grains in goI4 IN making that attempt?
One hundred IA fortysfive 'tifness How
many times -dfa khc .ctanse. the nlIni,er
or grains in siiver. Two hundred and fir,y-
six times. And Stliea sbe Enrc it op ana
men. fersposse ~ going 70 make 81
cents 100 coat ~ 'rhss sst ran.s cnn do
alone rat : s1ss u -
Take The era iofioE eeuu.ry from 1890
to 1884 We tried 10 keep gold and
silver togctber. We had. free coinage
They got apart Just two Cents What was
The result up 10 1s3sg' There wasn't /
gold dollar In circulation. NIly! Because
The evening times., 1896-08-17

EMMETS AT WAR AGAIN
ih BIG snarl over a Dog and Parrot
The evening times., 1896-08-17

THURsToN Is HEARD PROM
Bryan Charges S w '"e
The evening times., 1896-08-17

BRYAN EMO YED THE Day
the HUDSON. ""
The evening times., 1896-08-17

ALL AGoG TO MEET THE GAR
Berlin Circles AsitaIcu Dy uuuDt of HIS
The evening times., 1896-08-17

ouT on THE RAGING CANAL
Gay Phtladelphia Lads and Lassies on
! Pleasure Bent.
The evening times., 1896-08-17

socrETYas ENGAGED IN COMING AND
Bat rev Find Enjoyment at Home ana
In the Suburbs
The evening times., 1896-08-17

SAW REST IN THE POTOMAC
MIS-. Aafte hopkins Jumped from the
AQueduct Bridge. '-. '''e
The evening times., 1896-08-17

sRYAS's COMING DOUBTFUL
Locdi pei.io,.dts Uniy iA,tlr ne Win Ra
Here. W." De
The evening times., 1896-08-17
A POSER FOR MR. BRYAN.

Editor Times: / would like 70 see come
eAManatian made through the coiumm ui
your paper BY Tree silver man OF the fol
iuw1ng assertions in Mr.. Bryan's speeth
He says. ...Qpr. opponepts. seannot ignore
the Iacts that gold is now going abroad
IN spsee of al legtslation intended to pre-
vent t, and will continue to go abroad
as long as the present financial policy is
adhered to- etc. Then q few lines fur
ther on lie says: III free coinage Of silver
Is adopted there is no process by which
we can be compelled to part with our gold
against our will,', etc
Why this differeace.s
A HEADER WHO DOES NOT SIGN HIS
NAME.
The evening times., 1896-08-17

EXPRESS STRIKERS QUIET
SeAey c1ty Empoyes saake No D:sturb
ance Dul Are rIrm.
The evening times., 1896-08-17

COLUMBIA IN NEW HANDS
Typographical Union Installs It's New
8fdcers-
The evening times., 1896-08-17

EDUCATION is THEIR AIM
WAy NasninSton SIario1ary Engineers
Have Organized.
The evening times., 1896-08-17

at the clubhouse Of the Twentieth Century
Club. The local Engineers Society VII
entertain the visiting engineers, and they
win make a special trip to the fails and
power plant. The b0tanists vail be taker
on a special trip 20 Point Aftna, Ont..
uhere they viii be the sue.ts ton . dny
OS The Point Arino nsssrtattca, and the
keusostsss via be entrrtaiusa at NE tue
The evening times., 1896-08-17

C0RBETT SAY ON sHARKEY-
''FompadOur Jim" Ioes Not Uptlerrasr
HIS Opponent.
The evening times., 1896-08-17

bAMoAN TREATY A FARCE
Experiment OF forcisn Control of the
Island a Failure.
The evening times., 1896-08-17

eIFTING NANsEN's CLAIM
folar Enthusiasts iDciiBe,. TO Doubt An
the Dispatches. - -
The evening times., 1896-08-17

BERA0ss FOR THE PEOPLE
Z soUe suhierts Discussed By Leading
American Diyines-
The evening times., 1896-08-17

OPAL HIDES BEHIND WEEDS
>, Aock an the SouInwes, as a Dumpin..
Ground
The evening times., 1896-08-17

WERE TWO ScRAPPY GAMES
1 tests . ~''''
The evening times., 1896-08-17

BCNA-FIDE CIRCULATION.
A reference to the state
meDt below will show that
the circulation sworn to isa
iona fide one
II is easily possible for a
newspaper with an elastic
conscience to swell its iegit-
i'm ate circulation enor-
mcusIy, i'm order to deceive
advertisers. by sending out
thousands of papers to
Eews stands, which are re.
turnable. and which are in
fact returned, but neverthe.
less are included in what
purp0rts to be an honest
statement of circulation.
intelligent advertisers.
however. judge by results.
snd bogus circulation doesn't
give them.
Tie family circulation OF
The Times is many thou
sands in excess of any other
Washington paper and is
believed TO be fully two
lines that OF its afternoon
contemporary.
1he circulation of The Times for the
week ended August IL, 1896, vas as fol-
lows:
Saturday, August 8, 1885
Sunday, August 3, 1896
Monday, August 10. 42,T05
Tuesday, Angus. H., 1854
WEDNESDAY, August IL. >. 1856
lhurssay, August l3, $500
Friday, Augn,tlI, 43,476
Total copies printed 2s2,33o
Less damaged copies, copies left
over, Erso.i, in office, ani
oeries re;urned. unsOld, from
news Stands AM branch Of
ices 27,2oS
Total :. ,s5,l22
se!smniy swear that The above Is a
correes statement CT the circulation of
line Washington lines for the week
ended Asg. II, 1896, and that every COPY
Was eeiiysrei or mailei Tor a valuable
consideration.
WILLIAM 7. OLIVER,
Superintendent of Circulation.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
This 18Th day Of August, A. D. 1895.
lsEAL~ ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The evening times., 1896-08-17

AooRED BEYOND BREAKERS
Goxernment Buiids a New Lie saving Sta
The evening times., 1896-08-17

SATAN NEVER TAKES A REST
Rev. Z; b. Bagby ON Hot Weather and
The evening times., 1896-08-17

MRS. B0oTH-TUcKER SPOKE
salvation Array in Camp ut Washington
Grove
The evening times., 1896-08-17

lSEAL-1 ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
HliOhE 0! The News
---H Tue MORNING TINES
II you miss amy news In the eyeninu
edition look In the list below. yh.r
you're iooAin. ior MAS proba bly, i,up.
Nsueu III this MORNINGS edition, aud
rs lie iimcs never repeats you,u
nave 10 take Doth euitiOns W get aif
tue news us quivh ,,s IL tiai.prns.
HkfAN'S COMING DOUBTFUL
Lo,dI nesao...rts vni. i.ulr ne VIII Be-
BRYAN ENJOYED THE DAY
h1S 4 a i,e..saiit eunuay .,, IfyIngton-on.
The HUDSON.
ALL AGoG TO MEET THE CAR
Berlin Circles Asitalcu ny DOUBT OF His
EMMETS AT WAR AGAIN
Al Big snarl over nog and Parrot
THURsToN Is HEARD PROM
answers Senator oeewart .,elaIiye + N tho
Bryan Charges W ''e
EXPRESS STRIKERS QUIET
Jer4ey City Enp,oyes slar, M p,.,,-h
ance put Are rim.
eAw REST IN THE POTOMAC
MIS-. Aaftie Hopkins Junli,est fro,,, ,..
AQuednct Bridge. '''e
EDUCATION is THEIR AIM
WY washington SIarionary Engineers
Have Organized
oyursrs-c NJ. .--,,.-,. =.
Polar Enthusiasts in,aaBe,. TO Doubf Am
=. the Dispatches.
OPAL HIDES BEHIND WEEDS
I, Ground
eAMoAs TREATY A FARCE
E1persment o. ferrisn Control of the
NooRED BEYOND BREAKERS
1oxernment Builds New Lifc-saying Sta
MRS. B0oTH-TUcKER SPOKE
saixatton Army in Camp ut Washington
SATAN NEVER TAKES A REST
hes. Z. b. Bagby ON Hot Weather and
WERE TWO ScRAPPY GAMES
Comments in New York On saturda US Con.
4 tests
C0RBETT SAY ON SHARKEY-
fompadour Jim" i'oes Not Underrate
His Opponent.
socfETYas ENGAGED IN COMING AND
GOING
Bat /. reg Find Enjoyment at Home ana
In the Suburbs.
0uT on THE RAGING CANAL
: Gay Philadelphia Lads and Lassies on
- Pleasure Bent.
COLUMBIA IN NEW HANDS
Typographical Union Installs It's New
8fdcers-
BERAf0ss FOR THE PEOPLE
2 Soma Sulhierts Hfxru.urd hv Y~adin~
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31
INC lie plrent.

desire 70 eorrect the following
stAtepseRt that appeared IN The la.
mar Sparks October 29th. 1896:
The people under tbs Heurs canal
"are allowed plenty ot water by the
"Amity management before elee
~tion. Things will be- different az
forwards :
The foregoing Is absolutely fl.lse
aud misleading. The La Juhta and
Lamar eaaal Is not deriving its water
supply through the leniancy Of the
Aniity canal or any other canal ia the
Arkansas valley, but ita supply Is de-
rived by a systematic. determined
diligent aud fearless policy Of enforc-
ing is lawful prorities, aud the con
SINNERS are enjoying their present
vsator supply as a result Of an eauit.
able distribution Of the water through.
out Tho entire length of the canal.
By referring 70 a daily record Of
the stage ol water ia the Arkansas
siYvr at Paehlo, / find that ths aver
age flow 81 that point for the past
two months hiss byen less than $50
cuhic feet per second, aud in view Of
this fact ! am willing that the con
SINNERS u water under Tho la Juuta
and Lamar canal shall themselves
judge as 20 whether or not their ia.
teresis are being properly cared for.
A T. BESr, Gen. Mgr,
La Junta and Lamar CanaL
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31
Highest of all in Leavenng Report
l!hl! q! BakiRa Pskasl
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latest U. S. Gov

The ladies' of the Christian Church
will serve dinner election day in the
Ironelad bailding. Don't fail to 90
and eat dinner with them that day.
Meals 25 cents, children under fifteen
years 10 cents
Quarterly meeting win be held at
Paradox on the Lamar circuit, Fri.
day evening at 7.30 and Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. October 20
and 81. DR.. d, l.. RAIDER will preach
Friday evening and Saturday morn
ing Trustees, stewards and those
wishing to be baptized are requested
to be present All are invited.
a. ID. RIcE. Pastor.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

In his recent zpsech on the north
.fla Juigo Noue{s, We arr informed.
ssii -Thc election of sam Higbss
means everything % the people and
b ue7 This Is trae in 8 sense for
10 tho peopls il means that il will
tske everything they have 70 pay the
tspcs; whils - the Judge il means
ths spppiHtInsat a. county attorney.
Ths aiary viii no doubt be axci At
SS14 uule-s the judge dislikes TO
hlys his name associated with that
suggestive amount He should b.
very eAieful n makiug speeches on
clauiy faancss 70 explain all the
traasSesians of the past year.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

G T. Feast puts little piece in
the Sparks this week in which, in
speaking aboat the Register. he says:
Il expect to b. lAshed by seurrilous
pens and slandsrous tongues This
sounds well coming from man who
very recently begged this paper not
to publish the facts in very dis
graceful police court case in which
he acted a. defendant, and did not
beg in vain. Through kindness we
have only published that portion Of
his record which concerns county
finances, aud draw the veil Of charity
over the rest. He should be very
careful to remember his own glass
house. aud also that those who beg
charity should be modest.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween f. H. Kelsey and A. L. Ever
EFT nnder the firm name of Kelsey IL
Everett, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business
viii be continued by +. H. Kelsey,
who will collect all accounts due the
firm and settle all bills owing by the
firm. +. II. KELSEY.
A. f. EyEREr.
Lamar. Colo. Oct. 20. 1896.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

The Sparks this week tries TO make
the voters believe that the commis-
sioncrs had nothing 70 do with the
bank assessment. We published
last week the sworn statement Of As
SCISSOR Williams showing that the
board rejected the schedule returned
BY him assessing the bank at 81, SO
and accepted second one at slS, 'ou.
Mr.. Williams has the original sehed-
uIe in his Office, and IT can be seen
by any one who doubts the state
ment. The Sparks has become 50
accustomed to malions and libelous
living, that II has lost all sense Of
shame and viii make any statement,
which it believes viii gain vote.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

TIE article 10 The Sparks of Octo-
bes -, regarding tile Amity cana.
sli5nns the people under the Henry
eaual plenty oi Nsiss until ptteE the
e.ocsion. II an insaii 10 Two men of
this county. crlAnaiiug IRON NAter
Commissioner Frazier, that shoald r..
eriyea rnerstsd rebuta from &yery
yutcr Ia tho county. We reief 10 Mr.
Boot and AIr, Parrish. 10 whose en
erz.y a0d ahslisy every water epnsuIa-
ef u this eoanty owc- a debt of gra;
iiu,ls tar all the wAter they have bad
ihis season. Many times 10 the deed
boar q night they haya Jumped OF
trains and visited hcadgatss mp the
Tir0r, dndiug them raised aDd RIM
uiag fgll Of water that belonged 70
oar people. They have also employed
msn 70 watch and rcport every day
from ayery ditch up the river, and by
threatening snit against tho bonds.
msu Of tn. superintendent time after
time hase compelled him to shnt
them down By working together
with uneessing vigilance they have
taken ears of the interests of every
isrmsr in this county, a. they never
have been be1cre Their reward Is
sneer from the Sparks, which claims
to be 50 very salicitous always of the
peoples interests. Oar able water
Commissioner, instead of being mp the
river looking after the Interest af oar
people who have to pay his salary,
has confined his activity to driving mp
and shifting down the Bed Rock
ditch gates, and writing very gram
matieal letters. which cost the tax.
payers about five dollars apiece.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

We have had 20 take ont all ous
display ads this week IN order to
make r1om for a f,sil report ot the
fyat being made on cur eater prior
iiia. This j. the paramount qurs-
ti5a q intsrgst 20 every citizens 10
tho eaunty. sni everything else must
give NOM to T.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

The society OF Kings Daughters
viii meet with Mrs. ". J. johnson
Wednesday afternoon instead OF
Tuesday. the usual day. II is a
meeting % great Importance aud all
Interested in the work are urged to
be present.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

f. II. Kelsey viii receive in about
a week car Of fancy apples. which
will be sold very cheap en- cash
terms only.
See the fine line OF fancy goods at
MeLean's Palace Drug Store
Fine cloth bound books from 25c
up al Palace Drug Store.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm Of Kelsey and Ey-
erett viii please call and settle at
once. T. H KELSEY.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

DR.. RAIDER. presiding elder, viii
hold quarterly meeting at the VI. f.
Church this week, preaching satur-
day evening and Sunday morning.
All are invited
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

-. - pohh5t1l Aui ohOeS.
W J. Johnston for Carpets.
W. J. Johnston for Clothing.
W. J. Johnston FOR Blankets.
w J. Johnston for Dry Goods,
W. J. Johnston for Undearwear.
". J, Johnston for W. l. Douglas
Shoes.
l. W Keil expert matchmaker,
Lamar, Colo.
See the musical album at the Pal
ace Drug Stole.
W ]. Johnston for T. P. Reeds
Ladies fine Shoes.
L. W Keil, the eastern Colorado
ieweler, Lamar, Colo.
Attend f. L. Irwin's shoe sale be.
fore it closes and save s..
Buy your paints, oils and window
glass at Palace Drug Store.
W. j, Johnston, leader in Dry
Goods, Clothing and Shoes.
c. NJ Lee will buy school orders
and town and county warrants.
Expert watch repairing, reasonable
prices, l. W. Keil, Lamar, Colo.
W. J. Johnston. leader in every.
thing in his line IN the Arkansas
Valley.
Don't forget the school entertain
meut, Nov. %. Tickets can be had
at the p o. and Palace drug stores.
The kindergarten children viii
gave some amusing plays and songs
at the NJ E Church, We'd, Nov. %.
The celebrated play, @wooing un-
der Difficulties VIII be given by the
Lamar school. Remember the date.
Nov, %.
! have Just received lot Of walk
ing ami wheel hats; everything first
class and / positively won't be under
sold. B. KlIzEr.
Bottomley has been compelled to
postpone his Lamar visit until Mon
day, the 26th- He viii positively be
here then.
Bottonley, the photographer, is
here and located Mt the Ironclad up
stairs. Call at once as he will only
remain a short time.
Ladies', chiIdren's infants cloaks
in plush, 3. .. 7, 8. II, l3, Is, IS, 25.
Feather boas and ostrich from 81 to
$40 at Kelsey's.
A. Kern has started Merchant
Tailor shop in the Goodale building.
Mr.. Kern comes highly recommend
ed and will undoubtedly make snc.
cess. If you want first class suit
at any price from $500 to $1,000
call on him. Mr. Kern has 20 years
exerience as tailor and cutter. He
also solicits yoar repair work, and
guarantees satisfaction both with his
work and prices.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31
Tan LsNies eemparea.

The absolute falsity OF the state.
mea, made by the Higbee crowd
that they haze lowered taxes is shown
by tho following;
ola valuation loo acrcs at
- per acre -...,.... $4,000
Coauty levy at 80 mills S2LOO
New valuation made by the
Higbes board 100 acres
at IS psr acre ...........SI. 5000
County lev, a; 20i mills S;l392
That is YOU now have TO pay s:i3,92
on a quarter section under the new
valuation and levy, where before you
paid only So, direct raise Of s9.B2
10 taxes on every quarter section Of
lEud under a ditch
The Lamar register., 1896-10-31

W. J. Johnston for Shoes.
W. J. Johnston for Carpets.
W. J. Johnston for Clothing.
W. J. Johnston FOR Blankets.
W. J. Johnston for Dry Goods,
W. J. Johnston for ITndaarwear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09

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London MHN : Considerable iulrr,,-i
IA lrn "Nrll,d ~ the electrical WuiIl
lurlng Tia" last lew DAYS hN the au
"uhcrlnrlIt that genius ~ th, c"ut {.
Hereford hA- completed an Invent II
hat viii adj irrlir,i nurltN To- lhr rur.
nn"ug electricians fui the creation II Id.
Tffcct hnt-.l,.-- cAtfiagr. n IL i,-.- moi
"a fact t"lrgatr the "hur-rir-," ,cl,n.
Q" the rear Hitherto the cue uhJrrtIun
=" electrically ~ mechanical, pfupuih
'rhlcl"- has tren their trudrnc, 'u
righlrn horS.-, thus making them ar.I,
taut menace 1" HE, limh And pruurih
] lac Invention ~ question huwrNrt. ant
iInn which the inventor. NH.l-iir ~
lAinr, l. said tn have h,ru working l.r
-,rrAl years Is nothing more uf l,.-
than all electrical horse. winch can hr Al
lached Ia anN vehicle II ',- r4rarIN pre-
.'i-rlt ~ derby iayntitr hiukr iu hat
l"-- might hr driven to vehicle ut the
Nhlm uf H. pf"pflriur the nll lrchnl.
raj details ~ the Invention have not vet
n""n made public. hut It l. given out that
hr electrical huf~r the ffancWufk ~
Shirii may hr II wSsi. Iinc or sheet non.
.An hr made tu move IT, lrg-. turn and
,wi-t it- head. &" hliuh It, ewes. AMI ar'u.
Ally I" n"iliL precisely like tn g"nulnr.