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Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-29
STATE AUDITORS REPORT.
Greatest Revenue Gain from Collateral
Legacy Tax.

Boston, Jan. 2S.--The forty-ninth an
nual report OF State Auditor Kimball
was made public today 1t shows that
the revenue corporation taxes amount
to s1,026, 408, against an estimate of but
1925, 600; and state prison industrial
yielded less than S290,000, where 1925, 900
was expected.
Insurance taxes and licenses Melted
$406,74O, or nearly $4,000 more than
was estimated The greatest gain noted
is revenue from the collateral legacy
tax, which was worth to the state more
than half million, instead of the $780,
900 figured on year ago.
The amount to be provided for this
year by taxation is less by $397,141 than
was the amount as appears by the au-
ditor's estimate in 1897. 1t is apparent
by these figures, declares the report,
of the present year can close its session
with state tax of about the same as
the year 1897, that is to say about 81,
100000.
Among the estimated expenses for the
coming year: Lyman school for boys,
$72, 625; state industrial school for girls,
S31, $780, agricultural experiment station,
100000 Massachusetts agricultural
scholarship, $4,000: Massachusetts ag-
ricultural college, $4,000; Massachusetts
school fund, $100,0O0 abolition Of grade
crossings loan sinking fund, revenue
$11S,421: state highway loan sinking
fund, 47,273; protection of inland waters,
$50, 900; aids to small towns to provide
school superintendent, $685. $50; support
of normal schools, revenue, $125 200: ex-
termination of gypsy moth, $200,0O0
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, $4,000
Worcester lunatic hospital buildings
$40 000
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-29
"A CARD

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money c. so cent bottle OF
Greene's Syrup OF Tar if 1t fails to cure
your cold or cough We also warrant a
% cent bottle to prove satisfactory or no
pay.
Albert w. Andrews.
O. j Carroll & Co.
Frank G. Rourke & Co.
r. II. Fales. Holden.
Albert e. Booth, Leicester.
p. H. Gregory & Co.. Princeton.
H. j. Wizard. East Brookfield,
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-29
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL

The committee on mercantile affairs
gave a hearing this morning on the
petition of the trustees Of the Massa-
chusetts homeopathic hospital for au-
thority to hold property either to an UNI
limited amount, or s., 100000 worth. Mr..
Everett w Burdett, trustee, repre-
scented, with President Charles r. Cod
man. and Managing Director L Tisdale
Talbot. the hospital. The institution is
now authorized to hold 81, 20O,0 900 proper
ty. But with bequest of $500, 900 from
the late Henry L. Pierce, the hospital
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rlvg MlLlIoNs ~ pIvIpENos.
fzssr@sas I'rosts st the wsstinshea.r
Air urake Company.

f-asrmnas I'rsEts % the Westinghouse
AIR ursk- Company.
The huatd uf directors of the West
lnrhouse Air Brake Company. al the
ssaerai osino az wluerdinE have de-
ciarsd q s.nlk dividend Of 100 per cent.
anoantlns 10 y5neoOcO, and trans
rerTea 70 The treasury the sum OF
5i.000 900 Ia stock 20 be issued by the
aircrsors from time 10 time Tor the plir-
chase OF property or other uses US NAY
ie desnaad best By the board. This
euoruioas dividend IS in addition to =
eash diyizang Of 90 per cent, or $500
COO. declared GitbiH the pat ys@s-
Amerlca il full at rich men, rich cor
poratIons and companies that make
Tremendous prodts, but no corporation
or firm ia the world has ever made the
vnormous profit that has this assoeia,
tiou of n,cn during the past twelve
months st the meeting. s2.99i shares
cf stock out OF 100 600 were repre-
scrted. The meeting WIS a brief one
ana L took the board but q few min
ufes to make the distribution OF the
s. 10000 In stock. II vas done by
sfr,un OF the following resolution,
WhicA was presented and passed
Resolved, That OF the TO, 600 shares
lss .0G0.lO0l of new capital stock au-
lhorizsd by this meeting the sioekhold-
ers recommend that the board Of di-
rsctors should distribute 100000 shares,
.hat Is. 5000 COO. At par. to the stock
holders ss a stock dividend out Of the
surplus earnings Of the company not
sratofore divided among the stock
Aolasrs. ard tha, the remaining 2OoOp
shares Isl. 100000 remain in the treas
ury and BE- issued BY the board OF di-
rscy1Ts from tine 10 time for the paF.
chase Of pr1scr;y npon such terms and
IN such manner as they shall deem Tor
the best interest OF the company me
70, earnings Of the company for the
mast ten years are stated to be Si7.ono'-
900 OF ws'ch the cash dividends have
been si4 $4,000. The stock dividend
viii he distributed as soon as the
necessary certificates can be prepared.
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PREMAruRe nuRlAL
r,,aou. asa wha n..v Isf plrsss,oa.
20 ouArd Ar&ir-t is-


20 cuArd AE.iw-t ss-
H4k!a cosanz lsft = g1slssiye 8mons
bis papers dlreeiins that when hs died
e thorough examinAtioin 0f ais body
was % Be made hy 4 skiIlsal surgeon.
Lady Hurtou, wife % cap;ala Sir Rich
afi Burton. ordered that her bSiy
slozld BE- plcrced Nith a rsedis IN the
tegion q The heart. Edmund Yates
g, the wnfla. Miss Ada Cayenhlsh.
Mss HsFrie; Aariineaa. the authorizes.
aaa hlna Anderson. the writer cf 50
u2ey fairy talsr. may De mrntlorcd as
instances 81 rstH and women who have
.s;i iUstrueil0ns that they should not
Re Inferred until everything possible
had been duua 70 make sure that they
EFss lifslsss "a some cases L WAS the
severance Of vein. in Others even de-
caPiatiun that WIS resolved upon
Others, With a similar end in view.
a2ye sdopied different means Fhe
signaling invocation of Edgar Allen
Pee, who wrote this subject np in hts
Saaracteristfeally weird fashion. ls IA
uilisr 70 ali readers. Then. there Is
The apparatus of d Russian inventor
e- NafAalhf'sAa IA II lA4tNAAaA4HAA t4ANNAIsA
la The throat OF the corpse n con-
te'2usncss returned. and an effort were
made 10 breathe. the EFFORT ser IN mo-
a@a certain wires. which resulted in
a tell ringing in the cemetery keep
ers lodge. In "Jczebei's Daughter tho
i-ea Is very similar. save that instead
OF a ihroal apparatus wires we're fas-
tened TO the haads OF the corpse. Last
year Sir Henry Littleiohn told his stu
cents at Edinburgh OF fancy coffin.
h.tee with patenI springs so construct
ea that on the slightest Indication OF
returning life they would Immediately
open the coffin and thus save the vic
tin, This may have been a reference
% the Russian invention, seeing that
the idea Is the same. though there is
slight difference in detaiI.--chain-
bers' Journal.
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eLENTy oF HAvAMA cloARs.
nno1sh cobaa robsess Now in rhis
couatry TO Maize ta.ooo.ono.


The American eltizens AZ snanish
and Cuban birth have evldeutly
earned well the lesson Of American
prosTessivoness ana have not been left
~ the shui2e as rgards tobacco. No
sooner had htstit.sies commenced than
sefefal OF the mos; lmpor,aat arms
shai import the matchless tobacco and
manufacture cigars tgum It IN this
country informed iheir employees in
Cuba that their positions would be
seniinasd and that they were to hold
themselves Tor orders As early as
laHe cahlegrams wsyr Tying 10 and FRO
between New YORK ard Cuba. with the
result thatshe My5tledeue brought ont
10y of cigars and some tobacco in the
lfaf. ana an laly the Bergen cleared
iroin saEua. on the u6rth coast OF
tasl with fifty ssyUa bales aud
aHmhes o. cigars for u manufacturer
Y iais city later, Aug. ?. the Fridtlof
Nansei len that pori with no less than
rs bales - tobacco on board for a
AFl p ibis city This tobacco Is worth
on Che wharf nearly 500 bale Of
about i2a pounds. Thus. since the wa
1rosc ept. there has been received
from CRha tobacco sufrcieut to make
pffg ig.5o9e 90 cigars. ard this tobacco
e of The very hnest grade ever ox-
ported. This tobacco was in Havana.
Rad 20 be packed and transported. by
rah ~ for a. possible, and then By
wagons TO saSua. the way had TO be
sgncoihci by tte liberal use OF money
art. at cpulidsrah}e dagger TO life and
itmh. hui li vas done and the tobacco
= here safe No sooner were these
shipments made than orders were Civ
ea 20 tug largely OF the crop stiil in
tse hands o. the growers. which VIII
rot bo ready 70 ship for some months
yet VITA ihs prosper of the Port Of
Havana being opened speedily. the to-
e7rro aiI.l there VIII be Immediately
shipped 10 lhis country. while II peace
Is concirded. o. ia at an likely any
time before the early part Of sepiem-
her. there VII be such crop seeded
tnr uext year "a has not becn seen for
rr1uy 8 long d8y. a crop to be grown
Hhsfr The protection af ths stars and
stFircs foF American smokers. Many
claha and dealers still hold small
2sneks u cigars made Ia the faetories
q HHFaHa and imported before the
war. hns The general optnipn among
The aeiitr posted men 10 the trade IS
that the scarcity ot tobacco has given
the donrsiie-m1de Havana cigars a
tuou Vhich, once tohaeco = coming
Ia aSain. viii carry them 10 the top
.gHsN a.gs sL. ..ss-4 - f-ssf.-ey rlssars
Nhich dropped from about loo.oeo.oe0
/ reT yezg IN 1889 10 about 29,ooo.oo0, viii
drop further stiIl, pushrd ont by she
{ Amegiran-made goods Of equal 1'liliiss
sHd ioueF price.
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cHuRcHes

The United Presby terians hold services every
Sabbath at II n. m and : 90 "a. m. Sabbath
school ut 10 a. m. G. f. meeting at 90 y. m.
All cordially invited
MILFORD TIpnAIL, Pastor.
NJ. =. CHugcn AT LANAI Services held aa
follows; Preaching every Sunday at II a. m and
p. m. Sunday School at ~ a. m.
g. W. CoREY. Pastor.
=SaHisriAS CHuRcH At LAsAR-Sundays School
every sunday Mt 80 a. m. Services each Sunday
at II a. m. and p. IN.
W. G.. T. r..-Mcets second Friday afternoon Of
each month at o'clock 81 Presbyterian church.
Mothers meeting the fourth Friday.
Mus. NoEA ERisBiE. Pres.
MRs. MoiLn. socy.
MAY VALLEY suSpAY-scnooL--At May Valley
School House at O'Clock ,. N. Every one cor
daily invited TO attend.
GRASADA NJ. Z. CHuBcH-Services every Sun
day evening" and Sunday-schcol at 2. 80 o'clock
p m. Everybody invited - attend.
J. G. ALDEssoN, Pastor.
ME.Y.P. $ C. E.-Mccts every Sunday even
ing att 30 at M. +. Church. All young people
are cordially invited 10 attend these moctiner.
LrcY NJ. NOVELS, Pres.
DoRA NELSON. see'y.
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SANTA FE ROUTE.
Now 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, II Paso and Mexico.
These are some Of the improvements
IA Re railroad.
The through sleeping and chair car
service has also been extended.
Fred Haryeys dining cars and houses
are too well known aud liked to need
meution.
Going east. west or south from Colora-
do the best route is the Santa Fe.
Excellent local service between Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Mauitou aud
Pueblo.
For information and reservations call
on any agent. or address.
J. p HALL. General Agent,
100 Lawrence Street. Denver, Colo.
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N. N. MCLEAN.
NorIoE ron PUBLICATION.
Is. LAsp orrIen 8 LAnaa. colo.

Z. 5. LASD oFFIcE At LAuah, CoLo.
August %. 1875.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
N named settler has filed notice " his inten-
aud that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiyer al Lamar. Colorado. on
Tuesday. October II. ls9s, viz; William Dingwall
II. T.. No 4BtA, for the SEX Stc- ~. TWO. -
=, re- - ". 9Th Y. NJ
He names the totlowing witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultIyAtiono Of
said lard. vizs Charles Rampeuthnl, William
vernon. George simpson and John W. Prowers,
all % CaddoA, Colorado.
ALSO az same time and place George Simft
son, on tifnber culture application No. SOFA fol
she ~ NEa hn,l Ets SEi. Of section No. :, IN
touuriiip No . south ranEe No 20 west 9TH p. NJ
lie names a. witnesses; William DingvIlli
William Vernon. Chas. Rampenthal and dreer
Robinson, all of Cadslpa, Colorado.
asf-u5 W. A. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
secret Of the sIpho. nottI,.

A siphon bottle is the product OF
two distinct operations. The bottles
are produced by the glass manufacture
ers and bottlemakers. and by them
handed over to manufacturers of the
metal top, The manner OF the adjust
uient Of the top to the bottle and the
class OF machinery necessary TO ac-
eomplish the same the French makers
maintain vigorously secret Recent
efforts by American consnls to obtain
admission to the manufactures were
invariably fruitless.
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BUTTERFLY Zoos.
,s.lr Msrselou- i,-Aaly - shawa BY
lhs slIaro.eepr.


rar traveller IN ths FAR East. passing
,tyaa.h sfore doarwnys. acrolled anI
lq,.d With Arabesque tretwask. en-
- tte eastern quarter of old Cairo.
~ a4feots are dlngy aud narrow. bl,
- rtse the wcndeTsui don1cs of the
1900 nausques- Tornbs OF the
wsmslukss xqaikits In all grace ana
y,,ts.y nf shape ard roisr. The fret
~ sides. a ans and delicate iaeewbrk
!, ytpps. tha marvellous and shining
,t,y ., ilsht on beautiful tlnts. seam
~ /. ysry dream Of art. But enter
~ woods that stretch sii sbuut ua ana
=, tss microscope thst eniafEes our
y,Ilon. and 10. q most wonderful thing
a. cone to pasu! Winged bciuss, nr
rs-+ BEAUTIFUL shan the Senti o; fhs
-ar3blau Nights have been heyc. ani
rB 4hs under side OF a commna leaf
p isc no larger than a pln's head. arr
girre.ures thaf fairly rival the mosques
q Cairo IN wealth % decoration and
IogsItnsss % caiar--she butterfly esga
TSry are. many or them. done-shaPci
lrEs the moAruea, aad covered with 4
Tsh astWavk. 90 nimy that e ssi,ters
Is tls sun ifks diamond dew. bat
zach of ;he lines IN a rih. bsitTesA.ug
tAe vhuie structure. OthsT VxSa arc
1b1red like uaras o. tnFbazs. .and oih.
yrB Ftil arc like aea-urrnins some are
saapcl Ike pytsmida Hnd AL lsad DP
ID Ihslr decorations 10 4 uisEte resstir
a. d. top. soraatfrnes deeply inaSatqr.
tsr5uzh vhUsa openings iifs is rseeivca
20 tie rrg. Tho patterns are often as
-exalar a. any ~csrruizr rose windnw
C.a Gothir rathsdrui.- ard she e0io~i
. he eE=. kcriurlns uIth = ralr-E Efecn
--ihp fzfsst o; ~ eulors ia ire green
uoos-o5 Whlts. Ike m=ny irse-hloz'
stEs change afterwards. a. the dNsii-
sr usIie doYeioas. in,o all kinds o.
E-1llzal and shining hues. from sai-
-ca 20 grange Thsse r<Es are SOME
tzes t0nrd Single. sometimes IL Fpg-
u,ai roEs. oas on sep d gna othrr. 9s
rr-ar tsssfhcF ilke q nseSiare q
tssis. Or -gfrdi.rE a tvis hike fa'ry
H.E There aTs lnsesta-~npg hatieF-
fiss-' 'bat isT szEs n almost iacret'h'e
zEhcfs. tay a triiiioa In seas1ni
Tbszs are soft and peTssharis and y
lAa7i llin. where m iaaeets egEn
aAAF 20 aLAN0 tlr Hlrfef = Nosl hisfy Hse
lfaliy c9yezs.i as Ra.Sel IN Kind %
0szest Il yua look .; thsse saere
Ess thrpaEs mferpsccpe Sua viii
Bts Frquitlie shelis. elasssftd iIts Fonss
O. rolled iE tubss. o. coaveiussa "a
9irals and eircine aany exEs are
ts1bIy protected because they are 50
trasus. and are placed IN s,ill another
faeitsT. - fas eggs % the blFes. pale
tIas us shrckicd. Or peaFiY Eni,e. IN
ei1ss povea ses.s. Or tie eSss o. GER
izla spiaera Ia sitky beiIt o. Enldsn
yt}or o. pgrcsi Stife. hpsg Amaas
~ s,5sneaas Yet it Is more esmmon
% Cad iAssei sEEs hare and exposed 70
sirS oss day sa~ ssn, ba5 sseai-
- car; Erow endeT a nsierosceps trtp
syt1ai Eggs. oa which inseet forns ap-
Fsars5 10 = sharply edsed as seen
lsrassh ihe transparent case Then
o.; sktpp-d some lively. hizeE-eysd
v7-t-.ulk. iaaeFeaasaf and aic-E
sgaEg for a neal Thry seemed faiiy
EsBEn At birih.--E- r. II
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NOTICE ron puRLIcArIoN.

L. 5. LASp oFFioE, LAMkR, C0Lo.
August q. lSss.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his inteu-
tion iu make final pTeof in support of his claim,
and thai said proof viii h. made before the Reg
ieter and Receiver ~ Lamar, tolorado. on
FFidnv Jcfnhet Z, Is4s. viz. Joseph w. Morse.
~. r. Ne. tHl7. for thr M SLY and u SN \
% SEC. - Twp. Il s. RE. u W. 9th T. NJ.
He nance the following Witnesses 70 prove
hts eoutiunoua residence upon and cultiv alton
~ snid land, viz: ,soe. Mcintosh. y. +, Jenner.
Lce sheldon and j, A. Pickle, all ot Lamar
Colorado.
asI-o5 W. a. MEnRmu. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
sorIck FeR PUBLICATION.
g. 80 orrleE. LAnAa. &C.

rs. LASb orricr. LANAn. ceLo.
August 10. ises.
NOTICE i hereby given that tho following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his intsn-
tiou to make inal proof 10 support Of Lis claim.
and that saia proof viii he matlc before Regis
Ter snd Receiver At Lamar. Colorado. on liurs-
DAY, september - Iss-. viz. Nathan l. Brad
lex N. e. Na. less for the Lots and 3, of See.
Is. Twp. - 3. Il 3 a. W. 9th z. N.
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove his
ieunns residerca nf-na ss.l cultivation of.
said land, via Stephen Scott. Abe Rhodes. a..
Rfade- and Geo. 4 Watson, all Of Lamar, Colo.
als-s1 W. \ MEEHIi-I.. Eertstef.
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NOTICE.
I. 5. LAsD olrIcr. I.s,iA9. A., n S,eIo, ,,,l,

L. S. LANp ofTIcI,, L,,iAR. coLo.
July ~ lses. :
nOMPL ANT having hcrn entered at this office
u by Prank Me(iraih. prowers. County, Colo
rasio agaiust James \. MiliineeE fur abandoning
iiis Homestead Entry Ne. iG2s, dated Lamar.
Colo. June y. Isg5. upon tho SNs Of
Section .. Township :. ;. Range I. w; in Prov
crs County, Colorado. with q view 10 the cancrl-
iAtian of said entry. The said parties are hereby
summoned % appear at this Office On the 2ist
sf-1ud and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
n0l-s7 W. MERRti.L. Register,
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
NOTICE,
U. 5. LAsp orricE, LSNAn, IN, ~ ,-s coLo. }

L. $. LAND oFFIcE, LAMAR, CoLo.
July 10. 1s4is. 8
NOM PLANT having been entered at this office
" by Stephen y. Garfield, Prowers County.
Colorasio against Regina Hetrick for abandon
ing, her HomesfS ad Entry No $50 dated Lamar.
Cole, Iuly .. 1877 upon the NWA Section ~.
T0wnsiiiu = South of Range 42 West in Pruwers
County. Colorada With view to the cancella-
tion of said entry. the said parties are hereby
sumnoned 10 appear AT this office on the 2ist
fiay Of September Isss at O'Clock A. NJ. to r,,-
spond aud furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
aio-s7 WA. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

n yoa suisr from Kidney. bladder or urin-
airy Troubles. or fruni TOO frequent or ecanty
urlne Or fcuaer's kidney and Rackache
Cure Is what you want Bcd-wetiing By
rhlidrsn Is generally cared by one Bottle of
tbs ppwcrfut rpmedy, Tcgtluioniais are
disreEarsied. inAny people doubling the hon-
rsry or sincerity of them we therefore avoid
glylnE any here. hut Will furnish them on aI-
piicnfiuu 10 dealer whose name Is given
bclds- II not satisfied after using one bot
Tie your money will DO refunded By
IL MYERS.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
rrled 1t on tho wrong Man.

First Swell (pretendlng to mistake
for a waiter a rival whom he sees
standing In dress clothes at the cloak
room OF the theaterl l--Ahl have you n
programmed Second Swell Cup TO
snun) Thanks. my man; I got one
from the other fellow.-Tit-Bits
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City onciais.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ORIENT CHATTER, No. 20, II. a. M.-Stated
ConTocatiops ist aud srd Wednesdays.
a. J. HorTEL, IL. Z.
l.. wmr MARKHAM. Secretary.
AF.&A. M.-LAaAn LoDoE No. 90. meets on
the first and third Saturday evening OF each
month. W. [. GOULD, W. Nj.
&C. LYNCH. Secretary.
LOO. F.-LAMAR LopoE No. 50 meets every
Tuesday. ut y. M Alimeubers of this lodge
and all visiting brothers Of the order cordi-
ally invited to attend. J. q. Bo1D, n. G.
A. VAN DEusES, Sec.
wooDMEN OF THFlwoBLD.--LAMN lCAMP
No. IS meets tine last iSatpIday in eye=s month
at ?. m. Visiting neiS,ot,Es - gre alwaSs yei-
come, - l.. T. FILLorp. v. G.
a. VAS DEusES. Clerk
X. o. T. M.-LANAR TENT No. is meets at tho
Masonic hall the last " ednesday IN each month.
All knights invited to attend reviews.
c.M. LEE. R. K.
THE LAMAR FiHK pKrARTNESr meets at tho
Hose House on the. iirs; Tuesday in each
month at = m. WILLIS WILSON. Chief.
JoE 7. LAwLEss. Sec.
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IF
YOU
WANT

To read all the news of the
day, whether local or gen
eral, you should subscribe
for the REGISTER JOUR
NAL Combination. The
Lamar Register will give all
the local news, while the
Kansas City Weekly Jour
nal will give all the general
news, ineludidg all the late
War Reports.
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Arc YOU Troubled with Dyspepsia?

II 50. do not neglect untE 1t is TOO late this
ornortut.ity n Kidding yourself o. this trou-
XII DR. fvpner's nyspepsia Cure. as the
nnf1e implies q simply FOR pyspepsia ana
lndivesti6n This IS q preparation lohs anu anu
snts,.sssfitiy used in private practice by one
a. a Anserlea's best qualified physicians, who
4 ,,n tlcrepted authority on all medical 9nesS
tbSns III not satisfied after using one uottie
YOUR noaey viii be refunded by
/ II. MYERS.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
summons.
s-rArE oF eoLoRADol

~. District
CouNrY or PRowEEs. Court.
sray Kra-ee. FlaintiH
iaiia GusrieF the uaLnaEn
Herr ~ y Mi a TURNER. eud
Florida q. Nogfe. ~ Nd SUMMONS.
fBinl=tFHtsiN - tiu eetate
- lasaf Mecrs. arecaasd.
sna fipfida Y Noorc.
Defendants.
The People II TIE Sfafc Of Colorado.
To Iuhs Gnrrier, the unknoyn Heirs u Julia
ti1irrifr- aud flotida Il. Moorn. Aaiuitis-
tratrix ~ the estate - iient NpoFe. ne
ee1sssi, afa FLORIDA - Moets, the dcfen-
dsnfs shsfenanlsii- GRhErINGs
YQU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED taRppcsr us
an attlun hrunsht against aou by The above
nufnCtl uiAintih. In thV District tourt Of FrnN-
81. tgnlta state - Colorado, ant entyes the
rsmpiaint therein within tpcntl days after the
se-glcs ifcrs,,f II served within This eoanty or
Y s.gyel stit Il this county, or b. pg5lieHtiou
uiftiu ihigiy days .atier tAe servige herept, ez-
ciusfse nf fir hag q acrvirS Or lEdefneut ~ de-
faair Will D. faksn against rou aeenrdirs % the
lra3eF uf the eaEiFiaiut; and . COPY ef the
e,Tupiairt Ia tiIss above 1utltiu action b, not
served With tlis sumtaous. or x The service
hsrs.,l D. made .,ti 1T this state then ten days
additional - tle time hsfeinahoge specified for
atrfs-Jrancc and snsWcf VIII he allowed before
lie taliuF af i.ies1sni 81 tafault a. AFORESAID
The said action i brought 10 quiet the title OF
rinintiN In and 10 what j. knaHn as Ind lan
iuiua No. II In Proscfr County. state OF tioi-
az do tse ssie l.sinf ihe iAna 9eseri ~ q
Julia gurrier dated September getii, iSfa which
patent q on record IN y e Of &c Of the County
i7lark add Recorder ~ Prpvess County siare
aid Ia Bszpt Z on page ~ reference 20 which
record - licgctF made for q nsUfe particular de-
-crii,tiou of said land, viii mere futly appcas
frnu tile rurnpiaini 10 said nctlon 70 which ref-
crauce - herr fnnde'
Ansi sou arc hereby potifini that II yon fsil 10
appear and to answer tie said complaint a.
tiiosc repaired, the said Plaintiff Wiu proceed
10 htiat Judgment IN this cause,
Gwen under n,y hand and official seal uf
saii Caurt al Lsulsr in said County, tiiis
eih dny 81 August. A. y. ts.s,.
sERE 6. II. nOMNER,
Clerk of ths District Court In and
FOX pruVrEa County, Colo
By A. f.. pOWNER, Deputy.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
Ladies' oxfords, old price $50 now 81

It viii pay you TO see my new
line. All the latest styles and
best shoes on the market and
prices the lowest.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
$3.50
IN CASH

Bnys both papers for one
year. This is the regular
price of the Register, and
both papers have made con
siderable sacrifices to make
the combination, but we are
determined our readers shall
have ALL THE NEWS.
You can't buy as much good
reading matter any place
else for S1.50. At this rate
we are necessarily forced tc
take subscriptions for the
Combination only for
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
My Summer and Fall Shoes con
sisting of over 80 dozen pairs of
Ladies, Mems &
Chileren's Shoes

Have just arrived. ! have marked
the prices down from 10 to 25
per cent Below is a few of
the prices:
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
-GRANADA SOCIETIES.

AF.4A. M.--GRASAnA LopGE No. 7s meets
Saturday nights on OF before each full moon
and two weeks thereafter.
Ell. McPHERsos see'y.
I.o.o.F. GRASADA LopoK No. IS meets ev-
cry Saturday night.
j, L. MArFrK1D. see's.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
TO CURE AcoLp IN ONE pAY.

r,..,alt ~ i4axatipe Bfoao i3ninin. Tao aiA- a
''9ssisis refund the money II fails to Cure %