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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
, orrSTJON or INCORPORATION.

Albany. Dec. IA controversy mas arisen De-
tween tho Secretary OF States ONCE and the State
noard Of Charities over the fling OF the certificate
of incorporation OF the Cooper Hospital. OF New
York City which was Incorporated some days ago
with n capital OF 900. The Board OF Charities as
serts that the paper should not have been Med
until 1t had been approved by that Board. Cor
poration Examiner i. j.. White Of the Secretary
OF states office holds that II the hospital was
merely membership corporation, The contention
OF the Board OF Charities would be well founded.
but since II moneyed corporation. the Sec
rotary OF State bad no alternative but to file the
papers OF incorporation. 1t Is probable that the
Board OF Charities. will carry the case to the
courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
~ coyrEREvcE WITT THE PRESIDENT.

cuA1RMEN WALKER AND Cannon TALE or I'm
REvcY REFORM AID APPROPRIATIONS
Washington De- Among the Pfesicenl ..,
!to,s to-day was Representative walker. ch'l'
O. The House COMMITTEES on BarEing ana r"ie'.,'
who mad long talk with the Pres'ae''' u, w.,
.-os,o.,s ~ curre,cv reform legislation and the
Gov, ~ 1ne,surn re though. the House might ac-
cept . -,
Chairman Cannon. % the House Commune Oh
Appropriations also spent some time WIZ ,' ~
President discussing receipts and eNpenui ~ - :,
Mr. Cannon would say nothing as 20 the slO!e|. ~.
his visii hu remarked that II was marc 20 co HI
aprre-r.aorf. ana that the sIeates. - Ia-6or hi
re rffa>-ed BY not passing RiNer ana ia IA
Al this session Many important WORKS, ne 80.
we're under the contract sys .en. ana mary on.
had money available for work on them ne 70. Pr,
fcation Appropriations. he thought, cou!a oe Aep'
down also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
,-nrprvDFNr TELEPHONE COMBINATION

Indianapolis. Dec. Representatives from n',,
-. a,5 .o,yns IN the State who are Interested IN
movement to combine all telephone interests ou,.
s,do ~ the people usrg the Bell patents were ~,
session here 10 canvass the si'ua,Nh III 80. ~.
i,,., o,d towns an Independent company IS
~o,,re and the object OF the meeting Is TO at
,omn, TO consolidate the whole. The new concern.
,rhI.h ts organized under the name OF the hur'1
National Telephone Company, proposes 10 enser
- cn,nnetiron with the central Company. IN thls
CIV and arrange 10 put IN .lne SYSTEM CONT. =
nc ,Tn various exchanges throughput tne s,'dtr,
Tho competitor or ers services ~ "o''' "''' '''
rntos Of The OLD COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
pORBLD BY HTGHWAYMEN.

peDcfon,e Penn Dec While driving along
tho public road two miles east OK THIS Guy To-Day
81, p.cklc nineteen yenrs oil. held up by
,.,o rn,n with guns. assaulted and robbed OF SIS.
p,ckIc tried 10 escape but was quickly halted by
h,,ilei which struck him on the breast. out was
..ardcd or Nv a button. The bullet passed be-
tween his arm and body. and old no !nlury, one
IN neld Rickle's horse while the other searcned
I'm faking everything he had. warrants were
sworn ONT for the arrest OF the highway men ana
oGic.rs were Immediately son; in senrch OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
DISASTROUS WRECK on THE SANTA IF

THREE LIVES WE'RE LOST AND TWENTY FIVE
LOADED CARS BURNED
.lhuouerouc y A. Dec IA. G. Wells. general
super rim tendent OF the Santa re Pacific RahIoa''
who is here has received definite information i'o'
tho wreck on the Supai Hill Monday night Inc ac
cidcnt occurred near McClelard siding anu inc
train got beyond control Twenty-Five cars loaded'
ono emptv. car aud two big mountain engines
Jumped the track ard were afterward destroye1
by fire The body OF Engineer watson w SSs
dug out of the wreck and turned over 70 Az. IN
undertaken at Flagstaff. No traces OF me oooies
OF Engineer Newton and the fireman. sperry,, oS az
the Are Conductor O'Kelly Is slightly hurt ana
fireman Ford who jumped: Is eonsidered aans seir
o,Isy injured The brakes failed to hold the tram
going down tho hill Superintendent Wells con.
siders II one OF the most costly wrecks III inc
history Of the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

No.. One Of the strong points OF our
Men clothing stock is chevlot suits:
ClOtnlng. black or navy. made ana
trimmed in real Wanamaker fashion.
Sinple-breasted sack coat-a fitting suit tor
either dress or business.
Fifteen dollars would mean fair proflt
10 other stores; our price for these suits is
twelve dollars.
And these are the sort Of high prices
charged at Wanamakers.
s~ronA noor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
NORTH ATLANTIC STORM FORECAST.

Washington, Dec. (SpeclnN-The Naval Hydro
graphic Once to-day issued the following forecast
for December weather on the North Atlantic
Ocean:
Frequent storm areas moving from the American
coast TO the northwerd OF the British Isles. Thess
areas are followed by strong westerly and north
westerly gales that are felt as far south rs Ber
muda and the Azores. In the central part Of the
tude 10 degrees north, occasional gales. Some fog
on northern part Of Grand Banks Occasional
northers In the Gulf Of Mexico.
This forecast, while based On the records OF many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
HOTEL on MOCNT MGREGoR BURNED.

Troy. ~ y Dec. 1.-The Hotel Balmora. on
Mount McGregor. near Saratoga. was totally de-
stroycd by FIRE between IL and l o'clock this morn
ing The origin of the fire Is not known. There
had been painters a, work IN the building yester-
day. and Il is surmised that the fire caught in
some way from their oily rags. The fire was dis.
covered By those IN the Grant cottage. The hotel
was erected in 1889 at OF $50 0O5 and the
tents valued at $1,000 The building and con-
tents were insured for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
EASTERN LEAGrE DIRECTORS.

The annual meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of
the Eastern League OF Easoball Clubs was held at
the FIFTH Avenue Hotel ;,crday afternoon r. T.
Powers the president. pres.dcd. Most Of the ses
sion was devoted to deciding protested games. At
the close Of the session. the Wilkesbarre and
Scranton men announced heir intention OF re-
naming In the league. They admitted that they
had lost money the last Two seasons. but believed
they could make UP for their losses In the COM
ing season. Rochester and New-Haven have ap-
piled for admission TO the league.
The Board will meet this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE MEETS.

Richmond Va, Dec. 1.-The General Assembly
OF virginia met to-day at noon and organized by
the election OF the officers nominated by the Demo-
cra,,c caucuses This Legislature elects successor
in The United States Senate TO John W. Daniel
The message Of the Governor was read. Among
other things ne recommends the reduction. II
necessary OF the appropriations TO State higher In
stii,itions Of learning and the application OF the
cnnroierate veterans and the Soldiers Home Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
TFzylyzes
Nm:;&nn&1

THE fun of buying toys at Wanna
L makers is that you get as
much amusement from the ones
YOU see as from the ones you buy.
The whole menagerie on the fifth
floor is kept going for your benefit,
the canlels and lions are Wagglng
their heads, the rabbits and SOUR
rels hopping about. the birds sing
ing. the nnerry-go-roundS and rail-
way trains going. The basement
toy store adds its thousands OF
fascinating things, and the great
orchestrions make music on both
floors.
Wanamaker's is a place to see
and enjoy, as well as to buy in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
Women's Fine Costumes and Coats al
Half.

THERE'S one manufacturer from whom
we rarely get a bargain; he makes only
exclusive and high priced suits Of the finest
sort, and his work is always in demand.
And this though great bargain. is not
a large one. II is the closing out Of TINS
seasons stock-about thirty dressy street
costumes, in poplns, bengaline cloths. and
mixed suitings. all with blouse waist and
skirt. very Handsomely trimmed with VEL
vet, laces. fur and braid; and thirty blouse
coats of black velour, trimmed with braid
or satin, and all satin lined. These elegant
suits and coats are all marked at
just half regular prices.
Consists, now $24 $40, now $50
$50. now $2S $50, now $40
cosrunrs-ssO. now $50 500. now 81
s72, now Sss s17o, now ss5
$s2, now s4l $3.50, now 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
TROOPS 10 PROTECT TOLLGATEs.

-,rc,nrar De- IA Frankfort Ky disrstch %
The TiGies-Ster' Gays
Seven companies OF he "a Regiment u ~ s"i'eo
.o,. ore under orders 20 be IN readiness for &C
.,, service CoIone Gather has been conhdentlai i
Is informed ma b. more L. sGot9eF outDi'f n y
ia. t.Irq.,s Uu rho state Road, ne VIII ne
S.c4 n COMMAND with heqdlUarters 81 Nichoia =
,.iu, and y al be cNp~rf". to ""op the troops OF.
y,',,d ri al The pike interests OF the STATE
Arc disposed vi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY POISONED.
PATENTS IN THE EpIIEprIc HOSPITAL IN GAL
LIPoILs OHIO. MADE SEVERELY ILL BY
SOMETHING IN THEIR FOOD.

Calllpol,s Ohio Dec 1.-Two hundred and nifty
patients in the Eplleptic Hospital were poisoned
to-day DR.. Rutter and his corps OF physicians
succeeded. after a desperate fight. in checking the
outbreak without a fatality As II Is some OF the
ratients arc still In a critical condition The pre-
sumption among the hospital physicians Is Una.
tho infection came from some article OF 1000 eaten
by the patients. and the baceriologisal depart;
n,ert is making rigid analysis Of the food cooked
IN the last few days Some think a deeterious
drug wa. placed IN some OF the food and tnat.
with tho wholesale discharge OF employees, mas
created great excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
THE NATIONAL FINANCES
STATEMENTS OF TREASURY oPERAi''''
,r,,r MONTH OF NOVEMBER

STATEMENTS Or
FOR THE MONTH OF NoVEMbLH
Washington. Dee. Tho compa'a',no nov,
-. cnvernment receipts and eHpena''u' So,o.,her
u ..,, -eccin,s for the month OF NV
a. &C., .eq coz Of which Slsl9i.ss was te0e -.
49, REORGANIZATION Committee OF ''' ~, 81.
nrro,d making the ordinary reC'P -, "
or,b COX Iss qS. The total eHpe"r'' - o.h
yo,ber were 81 Ho,s5s o, when "'''' .a ,,,o the
T., ~. Union Pacific sinking 'und 'u'ne' 49,.
~ w ond repaid 10 the appropriate" 80
Itch II had been orieina ~ drawn 'o' ,, .,,,,
t,once the months disbursements ''''' .,.,o ,.r.
rhn ordinary receipts FOR the month 80, o., 40
.a5 l6s es7 and the ordinary "'
leaving a deficit OF ECs2'fsS .,ooo- falling
ea, .,.,s from customs were 81 sNo.' '"'''"e
-, .hon, ,foA 100 as compared Win
1895 The receipts from Internal TN.
r,o $40 a gain 0. about $isoVD 'or '"' a.
.xc.ss o, expenditures over feoelP'' ,,,er, =,
o,,hs n. the present fiscal year 'huep'm- a.,
'"..,. =, tho sale OF the Union racine n'''
w no. ..s M, "a The Government mas r.
a,hor navrnent OF $4,000 on accouh, o. ."e
49, p,cac sale which stu leaves due rom '"c
committee ssi l53 aO5 to be paid N 'o"' ef'
enHs The las, on January ~, .,o.. TIM, n,
The statement 81 the punIlc ~ N ,hc debt, less
c tss 'i1 IN the Treasury 70 ~.
80 since October 81 Of y, -, c nj: due 20
IS acso1n,Tr. e an ins;alment OF the process o,
t. ale gor ih hie'f ,ransneon The
cash in the Treasury "oui haxe .pDI,,la,cd ,ol.
last r1Ontn Inc "'"' -
lows: .o.-,e. coo
.sj on wsn has ceased since ma
w tpri;y ing no in,ere, asiie' 23
''''' ......... 81 200 SO as
THIS snoount however. does no. include &''szp'sS
M r..ii""cs,es and Treasury notes odtstdllilhH
N - a-o onset by an equal amount % cas ~ -,
Trnas s The cash In the treasury Is c!aAs'''"d
follows: -
c.a acknowledgements. ~, 80 80
silver a. XXX Isl
paper .;t,,.,ng orc.r. balances. etc.... S-ao 2Si
r..., ..........-. ..-.-.. -ssfo''''"'"
.,s, This there are demand liabilities amount
IT,, 70 ss25 1856. Leaving the Not cash halohce
s-rb@ monthly statement o. the tontro,c. OF me
r. -, aGoys the total circulation or Ndtontl
49, ro,ns on November 20 70 nav bcen " oit.o .
" 'dnc,aose Tor the year o. t'tD-or ana decrease
uri ,no.,h o. Sc 81 Tho circulation based on
19I e'.tns bond4 amounted 10 tl,'3' 81. DC
49, for Inc year o. $itIsS2i ana q decrease Tor
~ 81 a.3 go Tho clrcu alton secured ~
aar,i money aggrega ed 81 sil3 an increase ior
nc wear Of 80 ms and an increase .or ne mont
- Il sa9 4s6 the amount o. registered bonds on
! Gercs, "a secure Circulating uocs W" S-Za9'93'"
ia ~ secure nubl.c deposits so 12oia'l
,rhe re-or o. the Dire .iof or ne VIII liAt
.ha coinage executed IN November was ~ 'o.lo"s:
silver i3c gto
Minor i-'-'
Total S1'''''-'
q, the silver coined $4,000 was in standard
| dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
GETTING ANOTHER LUETGERT JURY.

Chicago Dec 1.-The examination Of talesmen In
the Luetgcrt case to-day was marked by many con-
hicts between Assistant States Attorney McEwen
and Mr. Harmon. counsel for the defence. Judge
Gary was required to interfere frequently. At the
afternoon session John w. Phillips OF No. 3y6ll
Pauina St. was rendered by the prosecution as a
juryman, and was accepted by the defence. Seven
Jurors remain to be chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
SUICIDE or 4 JEALOUS BAhoN.
ur SHOT HIMSELF OUTSIDE THE HOUSE OF An
AMERICAN WIDOW ~ VIENNA.

London. Dec. 2-According to n dispatch 20 Inc
Daily Mall" from Vienna. Baron fa'e'n s"o' MN
-, ,,,.,d. ~. house OF an American widow. Mrs.
I.i,,inrcr 10 whom he had been making love Tor
same time. Having seen her In company with
other mon. he became Infatuated with jealousy lie
allied NJ Tho homo Of Mrs Kitt.nger after midnight
"a demand an explanation. but ndmii'ance was re-
fused 20 him. He then drew his revolver ann sho'
himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
w0vEN PLAY FoR TGE G0rID CUP.

Lakewood X j. Dec ! lspecaD-The fourth
- 4, nc series for no Presidents Cup. Of
fcred hy George Gould. was played today on
the links Of tho ocean County Hunt and Country
,-l,b The series $ , worsns handicap of
c,ghtcen holes medal play hardicaps being lin
lied Ia thirty strokes There were Ave women in
tho field to-day. Arse place oc.rs won by Mrs. f.
Robbins Walker The cards hiought IN were AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

ann nov stand NJ follows: Mrs. A. b. Clafin. g.
MIS- r, r. Walker. = Miss Agnes H. Davis. o.
Ne John H. Stewart, I: Miss Roberts. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
MAYOR AGAINST CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

Mayor Strong asked yesterday what ne
thought OF the possibility OF Mrs Augusta MACK
chance. Of getting OF with twenty years IN tho
state prison while Martin Thorn might De e1ecu!sa
Tor the murder OF William Guldensuppe' nc
MAYOR said that he was not IN favor OF capita'
puurhment At all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
JOHN WANAMAkER,
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.
Broadway, 18th ave-. 9th and 10th SITS.

The company alleges that Brown owes II t!@o US
while Brown asserts that he owes the company
nothing. but that the company owes him N22uSo:
The hearing will take fully month because OF sne
mass Of evidence to be heard and the large NUMBER
OF accounts to be gone over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
FIFTY WOMEN VOTED IN ROME. y. y.

Rome ~ Y, Dec 1.-The taxpayers OF this city
have decided. by a vote OF $50 to al. to bond the
city for $4,000 to build a new high school About
atty women voted at the election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
Boys
Clothing

No., VERY taking indeed are the
BOYS handsome coats with silk frogs
Clothing. down the front, for boys OF 8 to
10 wears. Silk velvet collars, lining OF
Italian cloth-and the frogs add just tho
right touch Of extra style.
In light brown blue grsy, or navy kersey, SO.
In navy or green wide-wae cheviots. IS 80
In heavy blue ehinchia, buttoned to neck, eo'ded
edges, -.
SArond fo6r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
cpJpplE cREEK's NOVEMBER OUTPUT.

crinn,e Creek Col. Dec THE gold output Of
Tho Cr,nnle Creek district In November was 81 ,25s
600 the largest for one month in the history Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
HALF 4 MILLION DOLLARS JNTOLTED

Pittsned. Mass. Dec. Tho hearing In tho case
OF l.. l.. Brown against the L. l.. Brown Paper Com
pany was opened before John A. Aiken. OF Green
neld as auditor. to-day. About $4,000 Is involved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
roP SrFFERERS From THE FIRE.

Tho Rev LYMAN Abbott desires to ncknowledg"
tho following contributions for the sufferers from
the Are at the Touea.oo Normal and Industrial IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

wars for the month Of December, takes INTO ac-
count as well such irregular conditions amee, ra
Inc reteorology on the tratsa '% , ~ - ff New,
rn,,tas as unusual amounts OF ice ad9iit OH NV"
fol,ndlnnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
PATRICK WALSH ELECTED MAioh>
THE CITIZENS CANDIDATE WINS IN THE AC-
GrsTA MUNICIPAL ELECTION

Augusta Ga Dec i.-senator Patrick Walsh
the ci,lxcns' candidate. was to-day elected Mayor
q, Augusta over William Dunbar and Danlci herr
30 n majority Of "a Mr. Dunbar was. Ike MT
Walsh brought into the race By popular SEM
rnent In favor Of municipal reform. "hlie Mr'
K.rr was supported hy the present CITY anr''''
isfratlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
What do the
Children
Drink ?

Don't give them tea or coffHe.
Have you tried the new food drink
called GRAIN-O? 1t is feiicious
and nourishinS and takes the
place Of COFFEE.
The more GrainO you give 'Ne
children the more health you d's-
tribute through their systems
Grain-O is made Of pure grams
and when properly prepared tastes
like the choice grade Of coffee nut
costs about Il az much. All gro
GERS sell il. 15c. and -3c.
Try Grain-O!
Insis, that your grocer gives you
GRAIN-O Accept no imitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
WOmen's 49, W. ". N. srs inst the thing for
Shoes. skating or cold DAVIS tramp;
Second door.

stout kldskln upPerS very neaVy soleS' yee
trim and handsome. Buttoned OF laced,
81.
Fourth avenue ard Ninth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

THE ALERT ORDERED TO BRlTo.-Ihe Navy
D.,r,o,, ha. sent orders TO the Alert. now at
Saw Francisco TO proceed to Brito. Nicaragua.
This place is at the western terminus OF the pro-
posed Nicaragua Canal. and the vessel WI ,b be
kant there in readiness to cooperate WIN w
rar,, Comm,ssion which is 10 start Tor the east
ern re terminus In few days on the gunboat New
port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
Y-pT.NA RTTAI.-The War De-

THE CARTER COrRTMARTIAL-The Wal DE-
nartment Is making arrangements for the
r., =, cor,.tn n NJ Carter OF the Engineer Corps
- has been settled that the president OF the court
ehau he Brigadier- General Otis commanding the De
ment Of the Colorado. at Denver. ana tnht me
i,,dpe-sdvocae o. the court shall ne me )uoec-au
yoca,e OF the same department, Lieuienant-Coonel
John " Clous The court Will meet AT a'anhan
IN he near the works which have figured IN NE
charges The date for It's meeting has not been SET
The Lamar register., 1897-11-06

Barnes, Falkner and Mckenzie were
the fayorites of the voters apparently.
McDowell's majority is by far the
largest ever given in the county and
Ross is far in the lead of any pre-
vious majority and second only to
Mcdowell. On treasurer and com
missioner the vote was very close and
the result was in doubt until the last
returns were in.
As far as general result is con-
cerned the republicans have lost a
commissioner and gained superinten-
dent of schools.
In the state generally the repub-
licans where they had reunited made
great gains made great gains carry
ing several of the former opposition
sirongholds, but Judge Hayt, their
candidate for supreme judge, was
defeated by about 1000 by Judge
Gabbert. His defeat was caused
by the attacks made on him by Sen
ator Teller early in the campaign.
Teller tried to hedge afterwards but
WIS unable to undo the wrong he
had done Judge Hayt.
The many friends of Hon. r. r.
Ross, our popular district attorney,
are pleased at his re e-election. The
vote was very close but as long as
Bob has the big end of it his friends
are jubilant. The great run he made
in his home county, Huerfano, and
in Proyers enabled him to overcome
Trinidad's big democrat majority.
The Lamar register., 1897-11-06
CHURCHES.

Tie United rresbyterians hold services evnry
sabbath a. ~ n N. and 90 a. m. sabbath
school at y a. m. &. y. mcotu.g at ! 90 p m
/. c. RANKIs, Pastor.
~. e. CnuhcH At LANAE-serviees held rs
follows Preaching every Sunday at II a. m. and
= IA. Sunday School at . ;A a. M.
&. ". HAESEb, Pastor.
CHztsrrAS CuuRrH Ar LAMNR Sunday School
every sunday AZ esl1 a. m. Services each Sunday
at II a. IN. snd ; =. m.
MAY VALLEY SugnNr-~ruoot.-At May valley
School Huuse a. o'clock ,. m. Epcry one cor
dially invited to attend.
GRAxApA ". g cHgEcH-.scryiees even. Sum
day rTrniug aud Sundas-schpoi az Z % O'Clock
,. ~. Everybody invited 20 attend
q. ;. FEEscH, Pastor.
E.YP.s.C E.-Afects every Sunday even
ing att 90 ~ ~. r. Church NJ young people
afe cordially Invited Ia attend thcss meetings.
LUCI NJ. NowELs, Pres.
DoRs NELSON. see'y.
The Lamar register., 1897-11-06
SANTA FE ROUTE.
Y and Improved Train Service.

Denver to California IN two days.
Two fast trains daily to Kansas City
and Chicago.
Seven hours quicker time to New
Mexico, FL Paso and Mexico.
These arc some of the improvements
offered to Colorado travellers by the San
ia Fe railroad.
The through sleeping and chair car
service has also been extended.
Fred Harvey's dining cars and houses
are too well known and liked to need
mention.
Going east, west or south from Colo1a-
do the best route is the Santa Fe.
Excellent local service between Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Manitou and
Pueblo.
For information and reservations call
on any agent, or address,
J. P. HALL, General Agent.
17Co Lawrence Street, Denver, Colo
The Lamar register., 1897-11-06
CITY onIciais.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

oRrExr CHAPTER, No. %. r. A. M.--Stated
Consosations Let and srd Wednesdsys.
n J. HOrrEL, IL. p
l. WIKI MkEKnsM. Secretary.
A.F.&A M.-LANAK LopoE No. %, meets on
the drst and laird Saturday evening q each
month. r. J. HOLMES, w. u.
&. G. LvSGu. Secretary.
100. F.--LGaAK Lop0E SO. 70 meets every
Tuesday, nj 0. m. Allnsemhcrs Of this lodge
and All visiting: brothers Of the order coudi-
aliy invited TO attend. F. A.. WATERs, y. O..
= 4. MHER. Sec.
woODMEN or THE WORLD. --LANARC CAxr
40. 30 meets the last Saturday in every month
at .. IA. Visiting neishbeTs arg Away vel
come GEo. i. fEAsr, W.
K O. T. M-LANAn TESr No. y meets 81 the
Masonic hall the last "Wednesday in each mouth.
Al Snislis invited 70 attend fsTl,sws, -,
CM. Ike. R-K.
TaE LANAI FIEu DErsErNEST moets at thc
Hoss House on the urst nlsrdny 70 oaeh
mgnth Atsp m. oscAE RiNER. thief'
JVE 7. LAWLEss. Sec.
o N A.-ALErGsprR REatN No. - mccts
every Monday AZ 5 = M Visiting fueuahcTs
cordially invited 60 attend.
-GRANADA soCiETiEs.--
A.F.&A. M,--eRaNApA LpuJE No. q meets
Saturday nights or before each fall moon
aud two weeks thereafter.
d. ". RouISsos, W. NJ.
C.L, MePHnEsoS. see'y.
100. F.-GRasApA LopSE No. IS meets ev-
eFy Saturday night-
ws. NeXENup. see'y.