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A warm bath with cuflcURA
SOAP, and a single application OF
curlcuRA, Che great skin cure,
followed by mild doses OF cuTi.
cuRA RESOLVENr (the new
blood puddeD, win aaoTd instant
relief, permit rest and sleep. and
point TO a speedy, economical, and
permanent cure Of the most distress.
Ing Of itching, burning, bleeding,
Scaly and crusled skin and scalp
diseases, after physicians, hospitals,
and all other methods fall. CuTl-
cuRA Works WONDERS, and rs
cures Of toturing, diS6guring hu.
morS are the most wonderful ever
recorded.
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matlpi n ihuurhi iH hu thu lihvhHlui
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christmas tVp lahl Wllh " rhfHH Ni
wheat iup sydney. hhH WAnp ihu itHuiN
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considerable rnhfUalrn thustd M lhH uf
tfNn Improvement Company uWhlnr thU
Willamette and the Willamette valley anI
u WAS decided 10 phAhn0 NE hhiht ni lhb
iaiier An application was wniD ih Tho
secretary Ni ih treasury. ara uniui ihU
circumstances hn save NHfWlHnlun 40
mako the uhHhHp WHOM therefore ihH
Willamette Vhliev sslia nn tho hih lnHi
fnf Moslnhn potts che win ht known nh
tho uHshha
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ALASKA route this HumWpf nH thnfu was
last hui che competition thla trRr Nlil
be- stronger than utnf before The W.
oinO coast ntpamHhlu COMPANY has ir
nltrd the Old steamer Al.tl bulii NuW T.
hBunU on hpf dpnk eHulnpfd ihn traar I
with an electric llahi plani ana rnlalnDd
the nfai.rlnaa passenger accommodations /
10 admit of seventy such passengers ha. I
inH carried The AK viii probably /
leave Nan Francisco fof Tacoma today |
Arriving here ehr Wn be- Hnhi nupih in /
run nn KAoily the Hhmn time aud 40 w
hptt tlu same polta ha lhr opposition
steamer Wnlnph Tho NaNlnU Coast
Steamship Company having fn lunn held
the Alaska trade n not dlupna0d iN voc
ilnduiah any phrt uf it ami intends in
mako ihlnna lyolf fnr the opposition ihn
year The Wlilapa people are not dul
tOrn" by any meana so an energetic war
N assured Lodner
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SEASIDE SAWNIAA.

A complete stock OF lumber on hand
IN the rough or dressed Flooring, russ
llc, ceiling and an kinds OF aniah,
mouldinna and shlnEles also bracket
work done 10 order Terms reasonable
and prices az bedrock An orders
promptly attended lo once and yard
a. mill n n L. LOGAN, Prop'r
Seaside, oregon,
Captain Sweeney u,sA.. San nlego
Call aayni "Nhlloha Catarrh Remedy
Ia the nrat medicine I have ever found
that would do me any eoodH Price Nl
cents hod by y W, Conn
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sha Ahheuth w shN have nmuAS uai
mulltsi sappilta vhal 4 lAsva ~ ,ssuhl
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Gentlemen This h % certify that /
have used knuao'a Headache Capsules
with satisfactory results 1 houeht a
hox which cost me 1ac, and ono canaule
cured me OF a dreadful alok headache.
NY wife and mynelf have both uaod the
medicines manufactured by the Norman
Llchly M'fg Co, and we recommend
them 90 tho public a. being Just what
they arc represented
Respectfully
W. A. HpTcuiSoN
~ Oancile Pleasant Nl. so.
Twenty-Five cents, Tor sale ny chan.
RoserH, Astoria. or. sole afenis
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VNs,urla IA nh hamud rlluhuta prescription Mf infhnA
hhd VhlllteM n Uuntnna nUihut OnuM MOtrhMe nor
other NauOilN substance n h a harmless substitute
Mr iNttnOrlN Drops, AOOihlnw hyrupA Nnd UaaiOf Oh
n u Pleasant ia nuaNniec h thirty years. use ~
MulsM " Metheh UAaiurN deatrOyA Worms And allnsa
MNeriAhAesa VAat0rla prevents venting Huut Uufd,
tOIea uMHhWa and Wind ColN Uautofa relieves
tce,hlna ueuhea, cureA constipation and naulehcn
CAa,ofA assmllAtea the Nud, regulates the alOMaeh
and hsWes, nltnm healthy And natural Aleep. Uaaa
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Fold throughout tho world, pflon, CufluunA,
hnO Soar, aao.l NrantyHhf,fi o. rpffnH nupu
ANn OurH Nnnr Holo propa,, npaton, v 4, A,
n5'N How % Cura skin nlaoaaea,N - mailed ifoo,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27

M. osN,sut esmr.Nv, N Mut.sl s,.s.l Nsw ysIA els
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In the office Of
Elmorc, Sanhorn 6
Co. Agents for the
Famous Marshall
Twlnel there Is one
that all fishermen
are cordially Invited
90 Inspect
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
me Brlaso Horror q, Granada.

About one o'ctock on Tuesday af-
ternoon OF this week the traction en-
gine that operates the threshing ma
chine OF Lea.hermAn a Leasure,
broke through the bridge, that crosses
the Arkansas river at Granada
Chas Button, OF Granada, and \. IL
Anstin, Of Leoti, Kansas, were on the
engine at the time. The water tank
being coupled to the engine, the men
were unable TO sase themselves by
jumping. Austin's head was crushed
by the axle of the wster tank and
death was instantaneous. Charlie
Button was struck by barrel Of coal
and seriously injured, his shoulder,
hip and several ribs being broken.
He has been taken to Lamar and 1t
is belyed that surgical operation
will be necessary. He is under the
charge OF DIR. Bedell. The engine,
water tank aud the span OF bridge
that gave way are apparently total
wrecks
Coroner Fred Lee came down about
four o'clock in the afternoon, and en-
panneled the following jury to hold an
inquest over the dead body of Austin
@. II. Frybarger, A. NJ Brenaman, j.
ID. McCready, A. p. Mead and Clark
Walker. Their verdict was in accor-
dance with above facts.
Charlie Button, who is so badly
injured, has many friends in Granada
who viii hope for his recovery from
his serious injuries. His mother and
other relations live at Rochester, New
York.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28

Tom Farmer, of Granada, has been
IN Lamar for several days, He was
kicked by horse the first OF the
week causing broken arm, and he
came up TO have Dr. Hasty treat it.
w. G. SIeCurry was thrown from a
buggy this morning by runaway
;eaHl, and is suffering from broken
leg. The accident occurred north Of
the river, and be was brought TO town
at once for medical treatment
The literary society OF the Y. 2. s.
G. f. Of the Methodist church met at
Judge Nowels' residence on last
Wedbcsdhy evening. A large mum.
Ter Of members and visitors enjoyed
the interesting program prepared for
their entertainment.
The ladies' aid society Of the u. f.
Church will entertain the people with
recitAtions and music at the church
next Tuesday evening. Admission
free; all invited During the even
ing oysters, coffee and cake will be
served at regular prices.
DR. Aston Ellis delivered his lee
ture on the Compromises OF the Con.
-tituti0n' TO a large audience at the
NJ T. Church last night. DR. Ellis
i 10, only one OF the most interest
ing and instructive lecturers in the
state, but his willingness to 20 any
place where the people request him,
is highly appreciated
The reading and social circle hAv-
hng resolved to disbAnd, held their
inal blow out at the Commercial
hosel last Monday night, and it was
one Of the swelie~t affairs in the his.
tory OF Lamar. The literary program,
music and banquet were OF the high
s-t order, aud they wound up with a
pleasant dance. The committee on
arrangements Messrs- Kelsey, Olt,
Hover and Wolf deserve special cred
Il for the skillful handling OF the affair
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Elw,n NJ. Slater and Ziipha NJ.
w slater by their deed of trust dated the
ist day of June, A. D. ioea and duly recorded in
the Office of the County Clerk and Recorder in
the County OF Pro1ers and state of otColorado, III
and Trust Company. trustee. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the County of
Prowers and State of t;ciorado to-wit: The east
half OF the northwest quarter and west half of
the northeast quarter of section thirty-one t3i}
forty-soveii 10 west of the sixth Principal Ne
ridiab, together with one full paid perpetual
RiSer Land. Re.eISois and uausl campany's
canal, in trust to secure the payment OF their
promissery note, for the sum OF sixteen hundred
Die 10 the order q L NJ sheiden.
the ist day Of June 1884, together with inter-
coupons OF ffty-six dollars $50 each, attached
to said notc. and payable respectively the fret
days Of June ard December OF each year. with in
tsrcst ca said coupon notes at the rate of ten
per cent per annnm after maturity; and
Whereas, said deed Of trust provides that in
case OF default in the payment Of said note. or
Il Shall be Lawful Tor the said trustee or his sue
eessor In trust. cell the said premises. or any
part thereof. and all right and equity OF Iedemp-
tion Of the said El~yn N. slater and ziipha NJ.
Slater therein at public auction for cash; and
Whereas, it Is provided in and BY said deed of
trust that in case Of the disquaifc alton. inabn-
Trust Com kany, trustee, TO act at any time when
action may b. required for the execution of the
trusts under said deed OF trust, then the legal
holder of said note may. by writing duly ae-
kDowledged appoint a successor in trust TO the
-Aiu Inc hanrae Loan trust COMPANY. and
Whereas, the said The kansas Loan and Trust
Company has resigned and refuses To act, and
the legal holder OF the said note has, by a writ
ing duly appointed the undersigned n trustee
70 act as successor OF said The Kansas Loan and
Trust Company, as recorded in the Office Of the
county clerk and recorder Of Prowers County
and State OF Coloradoi and
Whereas. default has been made in tho pay
ment of the principal Of said note and of the in
terest coupons dine December lat, rvs. and June
Ist, 1854. and taIes for tho years ,sss, 1884 and
1875. and in the payment OF water assess-
ments, and the legal holder Of said note has
requested sale Of said premises, under said
deed Of trust;
Now, Therefore. the undersigned as such trus-
tee, will Tuesday, the sist day March,
isss, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at
the north door OF the court house. in tho
city OF Denver. Arapahoe county. Colorado, sell
the above described property and all water
rights or interests appurtaining thereto. and IN
and bJ said deed Of trust conveyed.
Dated February zsth. lsed.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.
Successor in Trust.
Date OF FIRST publication Feb. q, iseo
Date Of last publication March ss, 1895.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28

Ladies you will do well to call at
Mrs. Anderson's millinery store aud
examine spring goods. First door
nortn of hose house.
New Easter hats and bonnets just
arrived at Mrs. Anderson's. Notrouble
to show goods. Come in and examine
before purchasing.
McLean's Headache and Neuralgia
Remedy cures III l5 minutes. Put
up and for sale at Palace Drug Store.
Magic Pain Balm cures all pains,
internally or externally. Put up and
sold at Palace Drug Store.
Face wells in all latest designs at
Mrs. Anderson's.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
Are You Feeling sad7

If you are you need some medicine
to build up tee system and purify the
blood. our Sarsapar1lla Compound
with iodide of potassium and noun
tain sage is guaranteed to cure all
diseases arising from impurities of
the blood. Price 90c large bottle
Put mp and sold by n. n. Mclean
Palace Drug Store Satisfaction guar
Rnteed or money refunded.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28


Ns~ line of dishes At Twins
Fn Cattle Wanted Friend & Son
AD. Barton was in town Monday
Nelson Taylor ~as up from Gra.
ssis on Tuesday.
Chldmn's hais from PC up to
sai0 Al Mrs. Andsrson's-
You should sec those nsx lace hats
I * Easter at Mrsl Anderson'z
Hats justreceivcd for Easter. Some
,sias nsw and nobby. Mrs Anderson
BoEs-To Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
Dosner on last Monday, twins boy
Sad gih
Geo L. Williams, editor Of Ida
6rnye IowRt pioue.,r, il in Lamar,
preparing a wri;e-1p Of tn. town
Mes styles. new shapes. new hats
e Mrs.. Aodsrson's- Come In and
- them whethsr yoa buy or not
Mrs Z. T. Lee and children re
isTnei To Lsmsr this week stter an
sI,eaded visit 10 her old home in Iowa
PM Kirk. OF Granada, and W. r
Yinceut, of Holly, were transacting
hnd Office business in Lamar on
Wednesday.
Ns~ styles in children hats prices
% suit the TINES Stree. sailors for
both girls add ladies frpsn PIC up at
Mn. Anderson's
Ed Cummings was brought before
Iudgs Des,er yesterday charged with
szrving up one Cook. He was bound
ever to the district court.
Mr.. Hagndorn, one OF the new cit
zsas Of Granada. was pleasan. Wis
sos a; this Office Thursday. He is a
red-hot Mckinley supporter.
Miss English has received her
spring stock Of millinery and is now
prepared to show the ladies' all the
ia,est and most beautiful styles. Call
and sec her.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Society will give an Easter social at
the VI. E. Church Friday, April 3.
ETerbody invited. Admission l5c,
children t0c.
All members OF the Kings Daugh-
tsrs are reqnested to meet with Mrs.
Parrish next Tuesday afternoon at
Z.Sl. II the weather permits they
vii 90 from there to the residence OF
L Writ Markham to hold their reg
slar meeting.
Judge Nothcutt held session OF
district court here last Monday to
hear arguments on the transfer OF the
Ia Junta 4 Lamar canal to the far
hers. On agreement OF the attor-
aeys the case was continued until the
'ssular term in April.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
NARsHAL's SALE.

DN VIRTUE OF an order issued 10 me from the
- court n fhc palicc MAGISTRATE Of tho Town
of Lamar. Colorado, on the itth day Of March.
A. y. go, whereby am comm anded TO sell the
following described horses, to wit. Ono rorrel
hors- With star in torehead. branded on left hip
III >. about two years old ane black horse, star
IN forehead. No brand. about three years old Z;
ous small black mar. branded Xxi on left
shoulder. about eight years old. ear marks on
any of the above described animals, shall offer
said horses for sale al Inbiie anctiofi on wednes-
day. April let, A. b. Isss. At the hpar Of two
o'clock ,. M. at Harrelrs Feed stable in the
Town e,f Lamar. County OF Prpwers, State of
Colorado, 10 the highest and hest bidder for
cash. for the purpose Of satisfying Judgment
% twenty five dollars against the unknown own
er ~ said hursrs. co-ts. ard eosts of keeping
said animals while ifnpoundcd under the pro-
visions Of the ordinances OF the said Town Of
FRANK KELSEY.
Marshal
Fir, publication March II. A. d. Iss-.
second publication March Is. A. ID. ispf.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
Notice.

/ have a few Thousand pounds OF
of re. cleaned bearded spring seed
wheat for sale. Nj SIhAlN.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28

Opening of Easter millinery begin
ming March 20 at AIRS. Anderson's.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28

nR. FALCONS PESNYRoyAL PILLS =
/ Prico $50 a box by mail. Safe and reliable
~ e. II. FRYBARGER, Carlton. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28

II OST Between Lpsgar and the
- La Junta Il LainAr canal,
black overcoat, silk lined. Finder
will be suitably rewarded for its re-
turn to n. n Mclean.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28

Judge Nothcntt held a session OF
district court here last Monday to
hear arguments on the transfer OF the
Ia Junta 4 Lamar canal to the far.
ners. On agreement OF the attor-
neys the case was continued until the
'ssular term in April.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-05-15
EGYPTIANS OUTDONE.
Toledo (O.) Undertaken Who Bobs
Up as an Embalmer.
His Process Said to Results That
Would Have Caused Ancient Dwellers
Of the Nile to Turn Green }
with Envy.

Toledo scientific men and the local
medical profession are all agog over a.
successful experiment of Karl Matheis.
a Toledo undertaken, in preserving a
dead body. The undertaken claims that
he has outdone the ancient Egyptians
In the art of embalming and mummify-
ing a corpse,and the result goes to prove
his assertion. Six weeks ago, Able c..
Weeks, a Warren On. H.) consumptive,
died suddenly on an incoming Wabash
train. The remains were turned over
to Matheis and the latter was in
structed by relatives to prepare the
body for burial. He first embalmed the
body, then suspended it on u lattice
work cot, which he hung over a fur
mace. For six weeks, the remains have
been subject to heat ranging from 10
to 80 degrees. The body is now mummi-
fled and yet retains all it's individuality.
The skin is like leather and the flesh,
muscles and internal organs have be-
come like stone. Not an offensive odor
has resulted from the experiment.. The
mummy will be shipped to New Hamp-
shire in a few days. Scientific men saw
that the experiment has been Il perfect
success and that neither light nor air
will affect the body. One peculiar
feature is that the human eye can look
through different parts of the anatomy
and the bones, joints and muscles can
be plainly seen through their covering
Of hardened skin and flesh.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-05-15
TO TRY AN OCEAN TOW.
Lake Freight Methods to Be Tested on
tho Atlantic.

N~Ao GAOAShG NAClAAOIb 10 DC 1c9teu on
the Atlantic.
The Standard Oil company during
the early summer months will make an
attempt to tow a barge across the At
lantic ocean from either New York or
Philadelphia to some English port,
probably Liverpool.
This is u common method in the
freight carrying business on the great
lakes, but it will be the first attempt
ever made to send freight in that man
ner across the ocean.
The Standard Oil company has been
considering the practicability of the
scheme for about four years. 1t is led
to make the attempt by the success of
two OF it's ocean going barges in the
coast trade. One of these, No. SIS, will
be sent across the ocean.
The barge is 25O feet long, about 40
feet beam, and draws 1917 feet of water.
1t is fitted with IL tanks, each separat-
ed, so that ii need be IL different oil
products might be carried.
Each of these tanks win hold about
1880 barrels, giving for the whole barge
q carrying capacity of $4,000 barrels,
which would make a total of 100000
gallons. The tank steamship Lacka-
wanna will tow the barge, and itself
will have a capacity of 1,s0O,oGO gallons.
The barge does not look much like the
common, broad nosed, shallow wooden
boat used for towing in the harbor,
but it is itself a rather handsome look
ing ship. 1t is calculated that IN case
OF necessity its sails could carry it to
a place of safety. 1t is fitted with
steam steering gear, windlass, and
hoisted. and will carry a crew of about
II men.
A new device will be employed in the
towing gear aimed to lessen the strain
on the cable.