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La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12

When the good da,s of the mil
Iennium arrive politics in county
affairs will be relegated to innocu-
ous desnetude. In county affairs
il does not make mnch difference,
whether a man is gold bug, =
silver bug, or a populi>t with bugs
in his whiskers, SO long as he is
competent, faithful and true. with
the ability to discharge the duties
OF his Office with credit 10 hIsnseli
and the hest interests OF the peo-
pie OF the hole unity
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12
The Churches.
ing stool

PREsBYTERIAs CHURcH-The pas
tor will preach al II a. m. and
7:3o p. m. Morning subject,
"Christ's Interview with Peter, :"
Evening topic, Gods Covenant
With Noah" a cordial invitation
to all.
CHURCH OF CHKIsT-Preaching
both morning and evening 10y the
pastor, the Rev. Elmer Ward
Cole. Bible school at 10 a. m.
Morning subject, "The God OF the
Old Testament Prelude to even
ing sermon, "Am-rica's Mission
in the Philippines" Sermon sub.
ject. Sunshine, or The Power OF
a Smile You cannot afford To
miss any OF these services. Rev.
DIR. G. w. Muckley will speak in
the church on Monday evening.
Dr. Muckley is corresponding
Secretary OF the Church Extension
and has his headquarters at Kan
sas City, Mo. All are invited TO
the Monday evening service but
members are requested to be pres
ent. Come with us and We will
do you good"
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12
From, ss.s zss,..a.

Reefton. New Zealand. Nov. a.
1896. II am very pleased to state
that since l took the agency of
Chamberlain's medicines the sale
has been very large, more especial
'ly OF the Cough Remedy. In two
years ! have sold more Of this par.
ticular remedy than Of all other
makes for the previous eve year,.s
As to its efficacy, / have been ia.
formed by scores Of persons Of she
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12
Moody e.e.,sie. 70 rs.s,s.

To those who desire to 60 to
Pueblo to hear the great evange-
list, Dwight Moody, the Santa Fe
Route will offer round trip tickets
on November IS and I6, limited
to return November I6 at 81. 90
for the round trip. La Junta TO
Pueblo Tickets good on all reg
uIar trains.-W. o. Skinner.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12

good results they have received
from il. and know its value from
the use Of Il in my own household
IL Is so pleasant to take that we
have to place the bottle beyond the
reach Of the children.-E. Scan
tlebury. For sale at the Palace
drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12

Otero county nas been keeping
mighty quite lately, but 1t was the
quite OF intense occnpation-their
county conrt adjudicat.d seven di-
vorce cases last week.-Pueblo
Poulrryman and Farmer.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12
noties Tor Dubliestton.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !,

PURHtO. OLO OCT =. iseS
NOTICE II HERfBY OWEN TRAT JO6EPH
~ r Pollock. As-iSUec of ostey Ball. Of q
JOntn. CDlts.. has nlsd ROssce Og tnsenslOu "a
nake EFoof m his de.rrl-lnnd risIm No. IN.
for TINS and !. and X 4. Sw k eec -. z q
D., r. - W. before Clerk cf The DiasFjct Cnurt
q In Junta. Colo. the I th dav Of Dece0haf,
~ ~ -, = =
He names tho salIovipg 1ttneea.e N prove
tAe complete irrfRnrioN ard reclamaft,n of
I'D land: wtItiam. \. RasAsii. ~ Asseky
rtsd. CAio Rsnrvt Hutchcr,St Of La 1ui d,
G,nJS C1AF1ee Ruckmass ~ In yuwsn. C6So
Henry Nancollia ~ II Jnnfs. G ,lo.
A1Ah notSce y isesetyy GIVEN thst Jnsepk P.
pAbnsk, Assignee q 6hefman Rail. Of La
junsa. tnls hsa aled maire of sntentIoss ta
nake proof on BIZ deseri.Iand claim No. flpt
loe The Z. n y, Y. Sc. 70. 7: = 8 q. e
~, hrfssre C1rvk NJ the District soust nt L.
JuNta. ObIo = the I1sh Asy ~ DeceaheF. ,aH
- .a.ss ~ ensleEiss .wi'ne.es. 50 pc,ys
- Iand: WilljaW n. HanAsH N hgs.hs Yosd
Ola: Rdoest HuseAescft ~ La yuuta. c6ao. !:
f4as3ea Ruq4Dnao ~ Ia Janin, Colo HeaSy
jNO 4. aoapon. Resi.sss.
flgoe puhajcattoa OcsotRF -. ~ ~ q =
f1ee 0ob,Icattoa NOveaber ~ -.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12

Alleged polilIcians have very
little conjunction OF conscience as
20 the methods they pursue IN de-
festtng a political opponent. The
methods OF the <ur.-thins gambler
are models of decency in compari-
son
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF La JUSrA AND orERo co
Svsseription B. 50 ysss ." ssvsnes-
" not paid In advances. 3s.oo . yess-
SATURDAY. nov. II. 1895.

IL is feared tina, the result OF the
scccn, election in Kansas will be
the death blow of populism. How
sad Will Kansas survive the
Shuck2
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-12
The ssss Plaster.

A piece OF flannel dampened
with ChambeTlain's Pain Balm and
bound on to the affected parts is
superior to any plaster. When
troubled with pain in the ches,
or side, or a lame back. give it a
trial. You are certain TO be more
than pleased with the prompt re-
lief which il affords. Pain Balm
is also a certain cure for rhenma-
tism. For sale at the Palace drug
store.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
KILLED BY TROLLEY.

While Riding Between Tracks-John
 w. wilmington, Aged Twenty-six,
 the Victim.
 John w. Wilmington, a young color ed man of this city, aged twenty-six wears, was struck and killed by troll lev car of the Fair Haven and Vest vile railroad, while riding a bicycle about 7:3o o'clock yesterday morning. He was riding between the tracks in an opposite direction to which the car was going. The running board of the bar caught the pedal of the bicycle and Whititngton was thrown under the car. He was badly mangled about the head and body and died twenty minutes af- fer the accident. No blame is attached to the motorman. There were only two passengers on the car at the time. The motorman perceived Wilmington riding into the space between the tracks, and had hardly done so when he fell from his wheel immediately in front of the car. The motorman low cred his fender, and Wilmington was seen to grab for it with his hands ap- parently in vain attempt to save h11nSeII. 11G WELL uildCl tllC lCluCl and was caught by one of the forward wfeels,crushing his chest and breaking the left arm and crushing the knee. The wrecking car was sent for, but before it arrived Wilmington was re- leased from under the car. He gasped a few times after he was struck and died.
 Dr. White, who made the examina- xion, exonerated the car men from all blame. The body was removed to the undertaking rooms of Lewis & May cock, where MT. Ross, the dead mans father-in law called to make arrange ments for burial. Wilmington leaves widow. For five years he had been employed as clerk in the store of |. N. Champion & Co, 1026 Chapel street. He usually drove down in the morning in one of MT. Champions teams, but yesterday morning started off on his wheel. He was poor rider, and from this fact is probably due his carelessness and death.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
ROBINSON & co. EXPLAIN.

Some time ago we advertised "go- ing out of business sale," and fully in- tended doing just as we said. Not be- ing able, however, to dispose of our im- mense stock of China and glassware although prices were frightfully re- duced, we have finally decided to con- tinue in business. We have located at 99 Orange street, and offer for sale at absolute cost of all the line formerly handled at our old store, 90 Church street. New goods will be sold at but a slight advance of manufacturers 8 cost of making, and we herewith ex- tend most cordial invitation to all our old as well as new customers to call and examine our beautiful and va- ried assortment of crockery and glass ware, assuring the best values for the least money in New Haven.
 Yours respectfully,
 99 Orange Street.
 99 Orange Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
DEATH OF EDwARD norcHxrss.
Former Prominent New Haven
 Wholesale Merchant.

Former Prominent New Haven
 Wholesale Merchant.
 R, M. Everit of Whitney avenue, one
 of our old and prominent townsmen, re- ceived a telegram yesterday announc-
 ing the sad news of the death in Gene
 va, H., of Edward Hotchkiss, former New Haven wholesale merchant, whose place of business was on Long wharf. His death was wholly unexpected. MT. Everit had received a letter from the
 deceased only the day before and was answering the letter when the telegram | came announcing that his friend had passed away. In the letter the deceas- ed spoke of having been taken ill day or two before while taking ride to Aurora, H., short distance from Gen eva, to attend service at the Episcopal church there. MT. and Mrs. Hotchkiss l returned home at once and MT. Hotch- kiss had since been laid up, but was | recovering and much better, and so | thought to write the letter to MT. Ever it, one of his old-time friends of days of yore, when they were young men and | partners in business together.
 The deceased was of a well remem- bered and prominent New Haven fam | fly. He was a brother of the late Rus sell Hotchkiss and the late Henry O.. Hotchkiss. The three brothers were wholesale merchants together, succeed ing to the business which was founded by their father before them. The broth CTS firm name was Hotchkiss Brothers
 & Co.,, MT. Everit being the junior | member for a number of years, after wards going into similar important business in New York city. The Hotch-
 kiss Brothers did business as wholesale
 sugar and molasses importers on the Wharf for more than twenty years.
 They are well remembered from their
 prominence in business and fine social position by large number of our old families. Henry o. Hotchkiss resided, in the latter part of his life, for many years on Church street, next to the free public library, where his widow still re- sides.
 Edward Hotchkiss after the firm gave
 up business, all having prospered, re-
 moved to New York city and was pres ident of an insurance company there for few years, and afterwards held a
 position in the New York custom
 house. He retired from business ten or fifteen years ago and had spent some time since in California, California air
 proving very beneficial to his health. Of late he had been residing in Geneva, H., where one of his sons lives and oth-
 CTS of the family.
 MT. Hotchkiss was a man whom to know was to esteem and honor. He
 was of the old New England stock and was man upright and honorable in all his doings and beloved by his friends, of whom, though he was well on in years he still leaves many who knew him when he lived among us. MT. Everit, speaking of him, recalled him as one of his dearest old friends, and they had long kept up corre- spondence. MT. Everit, speaking of the present war and of Porto Rico, recalled how on various occasions he and MT. Hotchkiss had visited Porto Rico and spent many pleasant hours at various points on this beautiful island when they were importers and doing large business there.
 The interment of MT. Hotchkiss will be at Geneva, III.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
Tuesday, June 28, 1898.
NEW ADvERTTSE1rENTS To-DA,


 Auction Sale-R. E. Mallory. Comb Exposltlon--Malley, Nicely & Go. Country Orders-E. B. Hall X Son. Commencement Concert-Hyperion Theate pr. Edison's Obesity PillsAt Druggists Dinner Sets-Robinson x Co., Estate Chas. F. Havlland-Probate Notice. Excursions Steamer Hildegarde. For Sale--Cottage- c. Punderford. Grand View Farm-Box IS, Lakeville Ct. sMill Remnants s'-Howe & Stetson. Notice to Contractors-C. W. Kelly. Summer Corsets-The Chas Monson Co. Sealed Proposals w. Kelly. Tea--Gilbert & Thompson. Wash FabricsF M. Brown & Go. Nanted-Situation Greene Street. Wanted--Situa ton 387 Crown Street. Wanted-Girl--40 Lyon Street Wanted-Situatton-24 York Street. Wanted-Situation--17 Chestnut Street. Wanted-Situation-210 St. Roman Street. Nanted--Situation-4 Oak Street. Wanted--Woman-C., Courier Office. Wanted-SttuationA1 Batchley Avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
1t will Surprise You.

In order to prove the great merit of Ely's Cream Balm, the most effective cure for Catarrh and cold in the head, your druggist will supply you gen. erous 10 cent trial size or we will mail cne for 10 cents. Full size, 50 cents.
 ELY BROS, 56 Warren St, N. Y. City.
 Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured me of catarrh when everything else failed. Many acquaintances have ,,sed it with excellent results.-Alfred IVY. Stevens, Caldwell, o. j2S St eod1tW
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
AROUND THE WORLD IN A sLooP.
Captain Joshua slooum Arrives at
 Newport Completing the Trip.

Captain Joshua Slooum Arrives at
 Newport Completing the Trip.
 Newport, R. T., June 27.-Captain Joshua Slocum arrived here this morn ing in the sloop yacht Spray, after a voyage around the world. He left Boston April "A, 1895, going to Gibral- tar, and South American ports, and from there to the Straits of Magellan into into the Pacific to Australia, Tasma- mia. uan Fernandez. He sailed into the Indian ocean and visited Natal, South Africa, Cape Town, St. Helena, Ascen- sion Islands, Grenada and Antiqua and thence home. His cruise of more than three years was made in a sail irg craft thirty-three feet long and 8ourteen feet wide and of 12.70 net ton- mage. Captain Slooum made the voy- age entirely alone.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
NEW STEAMER "HILDEGARDE"

M w Sl EAuEIk I1lLbCGAItbIL
 For Pawson Park, Branford Point and Thimble Islands, will commence regular daily trips July 1, leaving Belle dock at 9:15 a. m. and 2 p. m., return ing arrives in this city at 1 D. m. and 6:45 p. m. Sunday time, 10 a. m. and 2 D. m. For dates to Pawson Park and for moonlights, apply evenings to E. H. Martin, Benedict building.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
A Dainty New Belt.

They call it the Sash Belt.
 It's made of rich all-silk novelty ribbon, five and six inches wide and has a very handsome steel, silver or gold plate buckle.
 Only get eSc for it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
WE4THER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 27, 1908, 8 D. m. Forecast for Tuesday, For Connecticut: Threatening weather with showers and thunderstorms; variable winds
 For Eastern New York: Showers and thun s nerstorms; cooler in southern portion; hortheriy winds
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
YESTERDAYS NARRATIVES.

YESTEKDAY 5 WATIfNA4VI IHo.
 The following warranties were filed In the office of the town clerk yester- day: Emma c. Kellan, ct al, to James Fream, corner Drummer and Watson streets; Edwin w. Cooper to Thomas T. Fitzpatrick, 30 feet on Grand ave- nue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28

ANOTHER SCORCHER CAUGHT.
 Bicycle Policeman Lindsley yester- day afternoon arrested Adolph Schir- mer for scorching on Orange street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
Brief Mention. High water to-day, 5:38 p. m. family house $2,600-R. E. Baldwin

{ CONNECTICUT POSTMASTERS.
 Washington, June 27-The following Fourth class postmasters were ap- pointed to-day: Connecticut, P. w. Turner at Turnersville. Massachusetts, Fred B. Haines at Williamsville.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
Have It Sent to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent to any address by mail at the same terms as it is delivered in the city-15 cents week. 50 cents month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
ghe4nmrmal and Courier

THREE MONTHS, sl 50; ONE MONTH, 90 CGNTs; ONE WEEK, 15 CENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 8 GENTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
Half Price Stationery.

7
 There were a couple of: thousand of these dainty boxes of note-paper when the sale began.
 You must take chances that are well worth taking.
 Half Price Box Papers. Ioc Tinted Paper, box. SC
 Quire and 2s Envelopes. 1oc "Our Signal" ec 1sc Octave, oc
 Specially handsome box-sxro. 2sc Satin Finished Paper and En-
 velopes, box, r3c 7sc Monarch Bond" Paper and
 Envelopes, box, I3c 26c Royal Standard Paper and En-
 velopes-Linen, Ioc aec Windsor Castle. quires and
 50 Envelopes, 200 2sc Emma Eames," quire and
 2s envelopes, decorated box, I3c 25c White Squadron" Paper and
 Envelopes-illuminated cover
 on box, 200 esc Diplomatic Superfne" Paper
 and Envelopes, box. I3c 2oc Egyptian Plate, two colors-
 azure and opaline--box, I6o zec Dresden Plate Paper and En-
 velopes, two colors, box, I6ci asc American Parchment, box, Isc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
Pillow Sham Holders, 1Oc.

Same perfect pattern as last season, but LOG instead of 1oc.
 Never heard of any good Pillow Sham Holder to be had for Ioc until now, did you?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
Lace Curtain Cleaning Prices.

Lace Curtaln LIeanI1g PrIceS. Nottingham Curtains, to clean, soc pr. All others (except Ruf1ed kinds, 65c pr.
 Expert work. On Sale in Upholstery Dept.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28

At the White Goods Counter. Dotted Swisses, IF I-2c., roc., 2sc. 3oc 33c., 45c., soc.
 India Lawns, 6 I-4c,, &c.,, Ioc., Ia I-ac I5c., I8c., 2sc.
 Victoria Lawns, Ioc., IF r-2c., rsc., ISc., 25c.
 Plain Swisses, Ioc., I2 I-2c., Isc., I8c, 25c., 3oc., 37 I-2c., soc.
 6s inch French Organdies, as C.. soc 35c., 4oc., soc, 65c., 7sc., $I.oo. Persian Lawns, I5c., 1sc., 25c., 3oc., 38c., 45c., soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
Local Weather Report.
 FOR JUNE q. 1889.
Brief Mention

B. H. EMERY, observet.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
c.ss. IN cus,..

A spaniArd was sorn in Spain His
son, who vas born il Cuba. Is not a
SpauiArd. but a Cuban. II a Cuban
should 90 to Madrid when he Is two
weeks old. and spend all bis life in the
palace. be would stfil be Cuban, and
not quite as good as = Spaniard. II =
spauiard should go 20 Havana when be
Is two weeks old and spend all his lie
In the city or upon plantation. he
would stilI be a spaniard and enjoy
the distinction and social position
which Cuban can never attain. The
sons and daughters Of spanlard are
Cubans IL they are bern IN Cuba: but
the sons and g-audsnns and great
grandsons Of Cuban must always be
cubans, no matter II they were born
in Madrid and spsnd their whole lives
sin that city. No Cuban can ever be-
come a Spanlard. no matter what hap
pens to him. and from the Spanish
point OF view he IS = degenerate.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
May Valley.

G. A Bishop Is hauling large
Quantities of hay to reservoir camps.
o. F. Leonard is building a groui
DWELLING house for himself on his
farm.
4 Mrs. Wm. Harper teaches the COM
ing term OF school on Sand Greek,
and O. f. Leonard the May valle7
school.
The continued rains Of the past
tour days placed the fields in the fin.
est Of condition for the seeding OF
wheat and a large acreage Will be
sown.
The ticket placed in nomination
by the republicans should meet the
approval aod have the hearty sup
port of the majority of the voters of
the county next November.
jar.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14

just received a Bew isvoi,. 4,
SHOES at Cross
Jewelry for your best g,ii ca. !.
obtained at Pixies.
CAIl and So our line Of Ha-u.-
G. C. HUDDLEsIoS
Z Z. Pike has your eloshss n.y.
TO order and guarantees q ever In.
Bostonsley has oPesed a neus ssasA
in millinery store n yon want s.t
periodicals or papers give hin al
Geats viii Ind the hAnd.o=s.,
Sad lN-gs-s; line Of ready uAde slts
ing ever broughi 20 toxu al Irpi-s
II you hzve anything yoa uaui y.
paired take Il 20 Dave Downers ~
pair shop prics~ reasonable aai =
work gnAfznte~d-
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
sorIrn ron rrstmlrloN.

L. y t.1xs tsEs1rs.. Lssta rrta.t
Setlt. -. -.
NYOIIf-E fs Lss@Ax szssa tHst sAs fularsaisr
" uarss-f .~ss1sF sss Eiisl Es4,tcs y - $50
sial tss issts eas1 F.rzf - sszqs-ft = ~ cisiu
saI that saif ss=s-at eiu - 49, tsfrre ~ -
sstsr arls Esrrsrsf Al izazaEF fs'israit1. "a -
4af artt.ss< - t~ss. "a Ira g hsfsf =
4. 70 s.se, 80 ;ks- SNss S.r- =. Twp 2 =
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e.sutihs.sza Fssstszs<s afsIIe aad eaititstisF q
sAssi isz.st- VIA Frs1k hes~zrsos. Aifuia ltfs
sky. ts.ha q. Str~szz aed 4 D IAzfsaua. ~ =
.Is-sis ws xEsuIt. EaSas's'
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14

The ArEisy Company ara1 tiS 4 =
Lyon Company have pat an extra
wster ratrosrnan upon the riFcr-
| Frank Beach is the new spr9intee-
Manager Goliasiay of the opeA
house has announced hail for next
Saturday night Good music wall be
IN attendance ard a fine time Is an
tiefpated Al axe cordially invited
to attend
Regular services next Sunday
morning and evening at the Mesho-
aist church sabject f0i evening
serves, -The Brazan Serpeatr The
evening service viii commence At
zs30 O'Clock
Harry MAnsills had frequent eaiIN
.he psas few days to put up stoves
and make people e,onfoE+Ahls Harry
i one Of those rare individuals whc,
can put up stove witb0ai making
any emphatic remarks
]. NJ BrsdbGry, Of RasselL Kan
sAs, Is here on few days visit TO
his mother IN law, Mrs. NJ A Exlin@.
Mr.. Bradbury Is much pleased with
Lamar xnd will also b grstifie-d with
the beAnsiful country be viii see
when be has made an inspection Of IL
The Sparks last week stated that
" y. MeLezn was erecting . neat
barn on the rear Of bis fesiSenoe lot,
bat We woald respectfully inform the
Sparks that the barn Is on the Meth
odist parsonage lot Mr.. Mclean uss
not b1ilding barns, be ~4s locking
after his fences
Perry McsiIlisn returned from his
,-ip east last Saturday morning He
vas raptnrpasly crested BY ali the
boys aud inquiries were made a. 70
whether be bad hrough; 4 wife or
not To all Perry simply said that
Mrs, McMiIiin would not he in eyi
dence Just At present. aud thAi be
had nol yet resigned his state of sin-
gle ble~sedness.
Quite = crowd Of BAnArItss went
to Colorado Springs last Thursday 70
see the various circnse=. J. r. Har-
Irison. Ep Dowuer and Clarence Lee,
|attsHded the great Gnggenheirn pos
woS; O. W. Burke. l. r. Biodeesi
and D. II Dickasoa were in the Psi
terson pop snne1; J. ". Beat, J. b
Traxler and W. J. Gsrvin were mem.
bers OF the Thomas Democratic circus;
C. Frost Liggett and wife 1ttsnded
Buffalo Bills oongne~s; while poor
Teller bad 10 run his hstle hzxle with
out the assistance Of Prosers county.
The Granadx Times takes IL great.
ly TO heart because their club was
d-seAt~d ia the last ball game here
Don't le, il worry roa % brother, the
games are about even between the
two towns snd the world isn't going
to tip up IL either one Of them ges-
IN the lead The only thing that ne
object TO IN the sroastr l. the insin
uation that cur Harry Gadeky Is e
pop and uears long xhiskers The
fact Is that Harry Is > goldbug OF the
most Anriferpus hue, and what hair
be has on his fsee he wears IL the
most approved style. shich has been
adopted by Little Billee. emperor OF
all the Germanys-
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
C.sf-s-I

A sqrPad liver .l~ass p-etsee- Cal aila-ss
trritkttiitr. rtr- Yea a-- al ckcTEt1 - ard
VIA pAfstr4xas - tFsse s-ai.e -snnusns-otet
urefhEszs ~tfAsa1z hsnest AB thai h No
arxlts-ss asziast -tlr Fsunrr1s Kieu.t s=t
Livsr kea,esy aDe Nerve Tcnsc.- phtch -
ir<sst VII curr bcF s1sls-rss ard npNr c,s-n-
tlklatsL ~ u1s aAIs.s~a AttgT ossas ons h.c.-
us yocr ssna<y -lii hs Fusssaied ~
l. n. MFRS.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14
Me.sner rerrc..t..

Last Of August and anss Of Sept
Cool nights. hot dAy--too hot 70
ride anything bat a Crescent
Sept. iss 20 18th Dry and warm,
Just sigh, 10 ride Crescent
Sept lath 10 Oct. ist-ysriAble.
bu, very god II you have crs~ceni
October Cooler. Beet nsou,h ia
the year for cycling. and be-i OF all
scr cresesnts. You'll geo them or.
erywhere.
@, H. DowNER.
Crescent Agent
The Lamar register., 1898-09-14

II the glasses you have do no; seit
yoa, see Dr. Fswkes.
Family sewing machines, warrant
ed, only Sz9oo, Irwin's
Staple and fancy GToeeries at bsd
rock prices a; Z. Z, Pixies
E.E Pike has tne new line Of
Hats, latest styles, just received.
Z = Pike has fins nev line Of
Neekssar. Aisc OF Hosiery both lSdiss
and gents-
Up-to- date Shoes; large invoice
just in at f z Fiks's- Selling away
down for cash
cAl and see Pike. He has staple
and faacy groceries sad can suit yoa.
Chesp for cash
Money 10 Losa-on Planes, Or
gHns and anything Of value
a. z CRAWFORD
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