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NOR OF his death has been IN circulation
In this city for several days past.
CONTRADICTION.

In contradiction OF the report is an
other TO the effect that General Gomez
left his camp al Yaguajay. province OF
Santa Clara. and with his main forces
went into camp in the Siguano moua-
tains. in the same province; but that,
accompanied by a small escort. he left
the camp three days since, moving west
ward, and is now near Cruces, Santa
Clara province. en- route for Habana.
whittier he will go, via Matanzas. This
report has 1t that General Gomez is In
good health.
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KENNEY JURY LOCKED UP.
IL Is Understood to Stand 10 to fo-
Acquittal.

WILMINGTON, DEL, December H.
The jury in the case of United States
Senator Richard T.. Kinney, charged With
conspiracy to rob a bank. Is still out. AZ
$50 they were locked up for the night.
1t is believed Judge Bradford will keep
them confined for several days, In the
hope of their reaching a verdict.
The jury. 1t is understood, stands 10
20 for acCuittal
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Try ssuer'. Extracts.
over 10000 sold this year.
Special Prices

on Calendars. Booklets. and Miscellaneous
Books.
THE BELL BOOK & STATIONERY Co.
T2S east Main street.
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MAxIMO GOMEZ DEAD.
Report That He f. Contradicted by
Another.

MADRID. December ia report has
been received here from Habana that
General Maxine Gomez Is dead.
REPORT IN HABANA. TOO.
HABANA, December 1.-THE report
that General Maxine Gomez Is dead,
which. according to dispatch from Ma
drid. was received there from Habana,
cannot be confirmed here. though the ru-
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Mr.. A. +. Jahnke wishes to state that
he will lend US his assistance for the next
three or four weeks, and would be glad
to see all OF his old friends.
JAHNKE BROTHERS.
No. 9l2 Main street.
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DIR. Hore Growing weaker.

DR.. Hoge is growing gradually weaker.
He passed d very bad night on Friday
but Yesterday rested more easily, and
slept a good deal Late last night he was
stlll resting quietly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
HEADACHE AND INDI-
0EsTI0N CURE

IS THE ONLY REAEDY ON THE MAR
kET that viii cure every form Of Head
ache In 20 10 minutes. correct Indlges-
ton, stimulate the nerves. and build UP
the system. II should be In every home
and every travellers gripsack. At all
Druggists Twenty-Five cures. q cents.
ty 2a-Su. w .&Fts
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NEW YORK, December H.--Major Gene
raj William Ludlow. recently appointed
military governor Of IIabana left for that
city to-day on the Ward Liner City OF
Washington.
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:, The BABY !. cutting rc.,h

be sure and use that old and weli-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
for children teething. II soothes TIE
child. softens the gums. aliays all pain.
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Richmonder. I'm New York.

NEW YORK, December l7.--(Special)-
C. G. Reed. Fifth-Ayenue; s. II. Pace
Union Square: l.. T. Stanard and wife
Marlborough
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THE WAR INQUIRY.
Commission In Executive session.
Its stenogrnpbers Leaving

WASHINGTON. D. c., December H.
rho war Investigating Commission had
no witnesses for examination for today
and sat In executive session. discussing
its work. The commission Is having con-
siderable trouble with iis corps OF steno-
graphers Two OF the rour-Messrs'
Evans and Marriott. OF New fofh-fe-
signed to-day.
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SPECIAL Prices

on Calendars Booklets. and Miseellanscue
Books.
THE BELL BOOK & STATIONERY Co.
72s east Main street. 8
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The warerooms OF the Gable Piano
Company 2i3 east Broad street. viii be
open every evening from Monday. Dee
cember 18th. until after the holidays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18

Moesta's, III east Main street: packs
No. Canon Crackers, i9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18

mr.. nulrs Cough syrup will POSI-
tiyely cure cold III the chest. fHcs .
cents.
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"A - II q n T "A.
' c.: !; 9; A:>Ss;2:;';:;;;::: ''''
The w & ather.

~ WASHINGTON. December IT,
LIAR Forecast for Sunday:
u For Enthusiastically fair
weather. followed by increasing
cloudiness Sunday afternoon; light, SOUTH
westerly winds.
For North Carcl!na--Fair weather fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness aud prob
ably rain; light 10 fresh, variable winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was rainy In the forenoon. with
clear skies In the afternoon and at plght.
State OF thermometer:
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slantel Mirrors.

Mantel Mirrors. Parlor Cabinets. az
SYDNOR q HUNDLEY'S.
III and ii3 east Broad strest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18

Rlnes, Watches. and JewelFy. at lowest
prices NJ W. A. spolt 4 Sons. 7ie east
Main street.
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NJ K|NLEY BOLDER.
He Speaks On Post-BeIun
Problems at Savannah.
THE ISLANDS OF THE EAST.
"It Is a Question Not Of Keeping, But
Of Leaving Them"
SHALL WE coNsIGN THEM TO CHAOS

Having Destroyed the Only Govern
ment They Had, IL In Our Duty to
Provide for Them n BETTER One
Cabinet Members Speak.
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Russia, II is SAID, Trying 10 PAes
an Enormous Loan.
FIRST INSTANCE IN OUR HISTORY.
Never Before HISS n Foreign Power
Sought to Borrow Money In This
Counsry-what Has wrought the
Change.

Change.
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ENGINEERS FOR THE ARMY.
HArdships ard Peril the Lot of the
Mechanical Branch.

The present quite large United States
army has been found deficient In the
important matter OF engineers, the bat
talon consisting OF only 500 men. A
brigade OF three regiments of volun-
teer engineers is nov being recruited
two In the West and one In the East.
These are special organizations whicn
the president has been authorized to
accept. These regiments are made up
entirely of skilled mechanics OF al
kinds--geueral utility or handy men
who can do almost anything Of a me-
chanical nature. Among them are
found machinists. electricians. iele-
graph linemen. carpenters. timber
framers. tunnel men. bridge men. cree
;srs. iron men. riggers. lumbermen.
boatnen. railroad Fsen and so on. These
men are being chosen with great care.
rdne but frst-elass workmsn passing
muster. No class OF men entering the
army make SO great sacrifice, from
peeuniary standpoint, as do these engi-
uesrs They all earn good wages-noHe
isss than s.. and some more than -. a
day-nt tbeis trades. They resign this
lucrative employment to serve their
country for s2o.4o per month as first
class priyA,ss and si5.s9 as second
class privates. Each company consists
OF nIuesy-one men. who are graded ny
The officers. Their mechanical knowl-
edge aud ability As workers are TO b.
utilized in the construction and de-
s;rurtion Of for;iheations. Geld works.
entrenehments. bridges. roads. rail-
roads. tunnels and general Geld enEi-
rerinE work In addition to their regi-
lar service they are armed and drilled
ss infantry soldiers. and are expected to
nghi when necessary. particularly In
their own defense Their position is
a hazardous cne. since they will often
Be called upon 10 work under the d.
rect Or. Of the enemy. They will. as n
tnaitsr Of course. be well supported.
but they. rather Than the Infantry that
undertakes 10 pSutrrJ tHrrr' viii dfs-
TIE Spanish Gre. These regiments win
prove invaluable In Cuba, Porto Rico
and the Philippines. where much engi-
nesTinE vork must be done. One com
pany o, the regulars has already sailed
tor Manila.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
sofIcE Td wnoN y aAr ooNcERN.

ypI- ar. hsrshy nafi1 1ed that On tho isth day
% November, A. Il. l-sii. Thoaaas l.. smith
t,fr f.sssi al puhltc sale In tho Cauntl 81 frUN-
- saA stat - ffnF ado. us flr tten lrra.s urfr
a satit cdauty for the delinqnept taxes Of the
Y~r tsll tiis fsifos insf described propsFts. ass
r...l and tarr- for the said year IN tho name ot
zfitll,. vi siater ss4-~its The north half IT the
iss,fri,essr auAstsr Ahd tho north half ot tse
s,,,rfh~-st quarter ~ Section Fourteen tiiis m
s-sseu AL ~. of thu Sixth Principal Meridian,
prssr.rs County. Cniorado, and Certificate OF
r,5sFri.ss. nunaharssi 1901 was t-susd thcrrfoE.
fl7as thn said certificate Of purchased
IA b-~a ss.irnei by tho ExeSn-
tytx pf ths estate u Thomas l. seuith. 10 the
ufi.i.FfiEn
Thst tisr tiFae ~ Redemption o. said property
farm s.iI tsx .ie viil expire the 10Th day OF
~ =, tis- Tr.a.arer q said FrpweFs County,
foiarado. for a deed "a the above described
irss VIM. ms hand shis s,h day OF August, lses
i'sgss5i .,s5i e''''"''' FRANK G. PATTERSON,
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rus CIVIL WAR VETERANS.
.,..s BY oae of The. 10 the
vseo Tssy yynt ne Geae.

r.,- New York sun; "sotnebody
sr,r on the curb next to me on
{,.rn-.tioa day al the men OF the Grand
-, marched past. said an old sol
aid OF them. How young they
80 OF course be meant how youns.
{1,s,s,,ing that It's thirty-three years
-. ~. close Of tho war. And 30 they
/. are. its wonderful bow well they
| - ts.ir own. l saw many a man In
4, ,,uks with youthful spirits. and
nan that marched With the
-. .lr and manner that he had thir-
I ~-,sg years ago In the army. But there
.,re nore men that we're old and grow
!, Cd: the mAn that knew them
L,,sflzf fail TO realize that And they
- list forever There are not so
|-,sv q, them a. there we're, you can't
M 10 notice that either. and more
-, taa, only lately were gray have
- fTovn white. You can't staye u
| n tss old veterans that were The bull
al of the nation are Eoiug- But foS
M nat. Il viii be long time before
|.ssy'rr all gone. yet There muss be
|si,s.y Of nan like me. for Instance. and
,5zzs,r. enlisted In 81. when ~as
" ssgeniecnth year. That msses
Ella NJ etty-thlrd year no~. Doesn't
Il ~ 60, usueh on nEurrs-no. |
e. :, In ny hfgy-gourtn year; that's
|. var older than l thought but a
- nan sill Now I don't think u
|s-r,assaabie to suppose that ! shall
b. lF,nty years more. I ought to last
/ 80 than that. hSt suppose ! Last
|-srsty. WAY. thea ! shall Be marching
Issuu rita aveuue with the Grand
Arzy q the RspahiIe or the Veterans
F q ,hs civil maybe they'll ali
y csc hoay thsn--gn isis. or nfsy-thres
Jst-, aftsr ,hs close OF the war As a
lza.t.r OF fact therc VII doubtless be
- : vsry considerable number OF
z-1irurs of the civil var sill and
rzs I'll rsaain for a considerable
= = .e=s. astsr that But the
.i-s sin ro1,s xhen this grcs, body OF
=sz .Il have all bot ciEappeased.
sss., Tor Instance. OF the many Who
sszt truz this city there viii remain
~ handfui. ike .he doEea men ~ho.
: 70 ritsin a fe~ years. constituted
~ last renuan, Of the veterans OF
|ina A1d. distant though II SIM is-
| - cay ull come when taps Siil be
sss-ts5 over the last Of TEEN
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CHURCHES

The United Presbyterians hold services every
Sabbath at IL n. IN. and go n. m. Sabbath
school at 10 a. m. G. Z. meeting at 90 p. m.
MILFORD TIpnALL. Pastor.
NJ. f. CHURCH AT LaMAR-Services held as
follows Preaching every Sunday at IL am. and
y. III. Sunday School at et5 a. m.
q. w. CoREY. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHuRcH AT TLAMAR-SundayS School
every Sunday at 80 a. Services each Sunday
at IL a. m. and p. m.
W. G. T. U.-Meets second Friday afternoon of
each month at o'clock at Presbyterian church.
Mothers meeting the fourth Friday.
Mrs. NORA FRIsBIE, Pres.
MRs. MoYLE, secy.
MAY VALLEY SrspkY-scHooL-At May Valley
School House at o'clock p. Every cor
daily invited to attend
GRANADA N. E. .CHuKcH-Scrvices every Sun
day evening. and Sunday-school at . 80 o'clock
p. IN. Everybody invited to attend
J. c. ALDRRsoS. Pastor.
M.E.yPS E-Meets every Sunday even
ing at 90 at NJ. L. Church. All young people
are cordially invited to attend hese meetings.
Lucy NJ. NOVELS. Pres.
DoRA NELSON. Sec'y.
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soss plsousreo sIsnERMEn.
b Md. THs-a m 10 ~. Al osa-rias
AEEi.r C.srh rreaL

| b H.4s rss-a m 70 ~. Al oid-ri..s
ASEi.r c.ssh rrv4L
Ozs tay ihis week Boston party. on
} tsAlaE TIP to Noosehead. came
|s,Tus ons Of the old-seS0ai fishermen.
r. vEs ~ oI TIE mouth OF Tonheszn
Isss1z and ~Aa nshsnE o1t Of a iun-
|Asrazas hattsau- II devrioped later
"a; - vas the cook for a errr OF riv-
+ tFirtrs. oa the bank near Al kand
|';oot TIE cookie. or bis helper. The
|toos lad thrown about a peek Of table
l-,.zsz iHio the lake In order to -toie~
- ashs and over that lure be vas hav-
70 great iaek His pole vas OF the
s-ASon variety. and when esh BIT
J. Eogit derrick st over hts head into
~ sSsAcz where the cookee was sta
,oset. The Boston raen from their
|rasoes watched operations with all the
tIEsst Of the true sportsmea. Got
|szsaEa for supper YETI shouted the
|1iAsr7aa over hts shoulder as he sent
l1oiher great irou; rampins into the
iEsssz- NO; better catch SIX o. eight
sore, shriiled back the eookee. Say.
Aas zaay ash do you two fellows usu-
aig eai for supperf-' shouted a Bos-
i7a zaan, who didnt understand the
|s'tHatIon when you've cooked Cor
'ssaSy>tTo river drivers as long as
faTe." yelled the cook. derriekinE an
eihtr hsh. -yuuT know more about
|s-piy uail kegs" Hardly was this
'aisnai!e utteranec out when there
sa'ae tux al his line that was nothing
'aor' Of tremendous. The nsh didn't
oat. He hTaeed. set his Jaws and
Sf'sd- Hts line only sawed the Kissing
NatsF. Play him. Play him. scream
= iae excited sportsmen from the city.
ray your grandmother" beloved
,afk the cook. Il ain't here to play.
n here to ash" And as he spoke he
ao9s'sd over his head a fifteen-pound
ater. Any man in the Boston crowd
sOaid have given $40 to have played
an an hour at the end OF an eight
alRes rod. Twas too much for their
a.f'ez. They came away.-Lewistoa
Me- Journal
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Us. LsxD ogyIcE. LAMAR. CoIo. !
July ID. issS. I

Us. LsxD OFFICE. LAMAR. CoIo.l
July u. issS.
NOTICE IL hereby given tha; the following
IN named settler has died notlee 81 her inten-
tinn 80 make tnAl proof in support Of her claim.
aud that said prsof vii l-a made before the Reg
ist-r and Receiver AZ Lamar. Colorado, on
n. = No. tss6. for the Lots and and 81 NEL
u Sec. 4 Twp. = :, RS. ts W. 9th r. NJ.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her Continuous res idenee upon and cuItivationo oi
said lat "a, via: Horace Eris5ie, Charles Ram
f-cnthal. William Fletcher and Henry Beaver,
all Of Lamar. Colorado.
ALSO a; same time and place Eva z. De Lea,
hair Of Ora 1lasmp~on. deceased, II. 4. No. tl26,
Tor the Sis NEs and Lots and Of Sec :, T~r
= :. Rns. - ". 9Th p, ~.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her Continuous cultivation OF said land. viz
Horace Frisbic, Charles kampeuthal. William
Fletcher and Henry Beaver. all of Lamar. Colo
ia,-a-i W. A. MEEEiLL. REGISTER.
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City omciaIs.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ORIENT CHAPTER, No. 80, r.. A. M.-Stated
Conversations LIST and srd Wednesdays.
A. j. HOTEL. II. P.
L. WRIT MARKHAM, Secretary.
AT. A. M.-LANAR LODGE No. 90, meets on
the first and third Saturday evening OF each
mouth. w. C. GOULD, w. NJ.
q. G. LYNCH. Secretary.
LOO. F.-LANAR LopeE No. so meets every
Tuesday. at p. m. All members of this lodge
and all visiting brothers of the order cordi-
ally invited to attend. j. q. BoYD, N. O..
A. VAN DEusES, Sec.
wOODMEN OF THE HEWORLD.-LAHARCA CAN'T
No. % meets the last Saturday in every month
at p. IN. Visiting neighbors are always well
come. L. r.. PfLLOuD, v. 4.
A. VAN DEusEN, Clerk.
X. o. T. M.-LAMAR TENT No. Is meets at tho
Masonic hall the last Wednesday in each month.
All knights invited To attend reviews.
1. II. MYERS. Com.
C. LEE, X. X.
THE LAMAR FIRE DEPARTMENT meets at the
Hose House on the first Tuesday in each
month at + p IN. WILLIS WILSON. Chief.
joe T. LAwLEss. Sec.
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~ I(tsTttt
COUNTY OF PRowERs. Court.
Amy Kee-ee. Plaintiff
John II, Flarity. C. E, Hill
ton, the Unknown Heirs gsrru,foxs
% 9. z. Hilton, Samuel o"aoS''
Hill. and the Unknown
Heirs Of saIpa.l Mn.
The People Of the State Of Colorado,
To John H, Flarity, g f; Hilton. The ,Jl,, Un-
and the Unknown Heirs of samuel Hill,
the defendants above named. GREETING
Vou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear IN
an action brought against you by the aboye
named plaintiff. in the District Court of Prov
ers County, State OF Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. II served within this county; or,
il served out OF this county, or by publication,
within thirty dsys after the service hereof, ex-
elusive of the day OF service; or Judgment by de
fault will be taken against you according to the
prayer Of the complaint; and u copy Of the
complaint in the above entitle action be not
served with this summons or IL the service
hereof be made out OF this state. then ten days
appearance and answer will be allowed before
the taking of Judgment by default Us aforesaid.
The said action is brought 10 restore the rec,
ords Of a deed and to restore the original deed
executed by Samuel Hill defendant, conveying
the east half of the southwest quarter and the
west half of southeast quarter, of section 80 Of
township p of range ID in Prowers County, Col
orndo. to John Il. flarity and G. +. Hilton. for
the purpose Of showing complete title of record
IN said Amy kcescc plaintiff, and for the further
purpose OF qnieting the tide to said land in said
plaintiff. on account of the said deed having
been lost or destroyed and the record thereof
having been destroyed by the fire in January.
IsSs. which destroyed the Bent County court
house in this state, will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action 10 which ref
erence is here made. and which is on file in the
Office OF the clerk OF said court.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and to answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will proceed
to final judgment in this cause.
Gwen under my hand and the seal of said
Cuurt at Lamar in said County, this lith
day of June, A. ID. fsis.
SEAL G. II. DOwNER,
District Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Q. 5. - orsen. Lla.s. CO.. l

L. 5. LISp OTFict LAHkE. CoLo.
August IL, ISIS. :
NTOTLcE V hereby given that the following
~ psrRed settler has sled notice % his lnten-
tion 80 make tpal prooi 70 support =. his g fll' %
tsr aUd Receiver At Lamar. Colorado on 4 hurs-
,fzv Serfstnhrr 2. isss- viz; Nathan l.. Brad
~ n T. No. fcSi Ter the Lots and j OF Sec
isl Two. = s., RE45 ". 9Th 7. VI.
ne nsmes lie folloWins witnesses 20 prove his
cantlruous residenre upon and cn5tlystloh ~ o.
pl,Tsis- aud Geo A. Watson, all ~ Lamar olo'
s17-.si W A. MERRIEI., Register.
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF. - NOTICE
FOR PUBLIC ALTON.
L. s. LaSD oyFicE LlsAR coLo /
Iuiv L. l-rsz

L. s. EaSD oFsicK LAsAR CoLol
July u. isls.
NOTICE is hereby given that jesse ". Wright
~ OF Lamar, s-siRnee of EliEs A. Wright. has
nlrsi notice ot intention 20 make proof on his
ti-Srrf-lapd claim No. 81 for she SNA of Sec
n. Tr. = =. Rs. ~ W. 9th r. NJ. before the u
,. Land Otiies AZ Lamar. Cole. on Friday. the
95th day cf August, I~os-
Ha the foilouing witnesses 20 prove
tho corspicts irrtgnfion and reclamation 81 ssid
land = n. LsathrFuan. A. l. Cox. Cbaries
Caris.uu and ". II. Morris, all o. Lamar, Colo.
ihNeEt WA. MEnKILt. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Us LAND orrIoE AT LsA.R, coLo.
JDfN "a isp.

Q. $. LAND orTIoEA AT LAMAR. CoLo.
Jnly 9n. ISIS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice OF his intsn-
tiop to make tnal proof In support Of his cl aim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Hs<tsts'f and Receiver AZ Lamar. Colorado. on
August y, lsas viEs Estes A. Craddock, HI. +.
No sAih for the vs. MN and Eif NWh Sec.
9. Tap = - He- tA W. eth p. NJ
He nArac- the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous ro=ideuce upon and cultivation
ot- said land. yizs barry Heaton. Fred A. Dew
e.I,ian, g. Z Crawford and John SHEPPARD. 81
af Lamar. Colorado.
o-ati W. A. MERRI1L. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
NOTICE FOR punL1cArroN'
LAND ofFIcH AT Lamar. CoLo.. /

LAND OfFIcE AT LAMAR, CoLo.,
July %. 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has fled notice OF his ints.n.
, nop 70 make hnal proof IN support OF his claim
Yer and Rceeiyer at Lamar. Colorado, ON
Satnfdsy, September .. lS,s, viz: William A,
BRsty, II. u. No. 1864, for the Lot s. Sec so TyEp
>, hns. u VI. 9th p. NJ, and Lot and ri,
~ Of Sec. =. Twp. . s.. Rng. - w. Stu p. ii,
He names the following witnesses 10 proye III.
eonitnuous residence upon and cultivation Of
s&id land, viz: stephen Scott, J. l.. Chisn
,haries D, Baldwin and J. V. Davidson. ali oi
i-I-asi w A. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF. NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.

Us. LAxD oyfIcE. LsSAR. CoIo..
July ", 49, (
NOTICE Is hereby given that John W. wamp-
" Ter. 81 Holly, Colorado has dled notice Of
intpntfon To make I'm al proof his desert. land
ciainn No. -. for the Lots and : and So NEa
% SEC. T. Twp. = =. Rnx. 4. ~. sth pm, before
the Re<is,er and kseeiser At Lamar. Colorado,
on Thursday the 9Th day Of August. fras.
He nArae- the faliowing U1tncsses TO prove
thu rorpletc Irrigation and reclamation of said
lands " sboupsoB. r. Conley, William Coker
and Iohn Wilcox. all of HOLY. Colorado.
l5o.Ags W. A. MERRILL Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
kidney or bladder Troubles.

fryou .ar.r frurn kI9ney. bladder or urin-
sry tr,oa biz. or froa tpo frcslcsnt or scAniy
urtu~. -Dr Feaaerrs Kidney and bArkRche
f-ss-~- Is uhaf Fuu Eans Red-uettlug BY
childr-n = re1srAliy carvd BY coe bottle OF
tbs psr-rfci r-zaedy. Testinloniais are
s-ssy 81 sincerity u them Wc therefore avoid
giFtar auy here. hut vii furnlsb thea 90 ap-
uti-afAo0 10 dealer whozr name Is given
t-sb. II n1s sAtisEed after using one bot
Is yoar hsauay rsil b refunded hJ
In MYERS.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
Nnr1cE roR rueLIcATIoN.
u.s.L.sp orrIca. L.nAR coLo. |

L. 5. LGSp oFTrca, LAnAR goto.
August 2, lsse.
-,,rtTsE Z. b.rebv given that the following
IN Tatnej settler has iiied notice Of his inten-
ftpp to make final proof 10 support o. MS claim
and that said prpof viii be made 9i'i"ie tils hs
tst,ss s,,fi RrrrirSr AZ Lamar. Colo, On lhuTs-
day sent : isqS. yiEs Charles y. DurranL T.
E Nn tiss Tor the SHii Sec. q, TWP 2 >, X
No nnynes Ito following witnesses 70 prove his
c,,,,tfanons residence upon ard cultivation ~.
said land, via 4. Z, CrayioTd &. r. TaT''r, W Il "
va. "a y ,''''i W. A. MERRILL. ReEistcr.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
New stat.

Miss Birch-"who was frat in war.
lfH in peace. and first in the hearts
u MS countrymen?" Silence. Miss
otFch-"Ot course you know. Now.
aho was liz" More silence. Miss
hireh--D Dear. dear. Think, children.
zone. now. It was G-George--''
Siana S Chorus-"Dewey. ma'smr'-
S4sF=l22d Plain nsal4-.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-17
Are You Troubled with pyspepsiap

|opn1-tSs 2 not neglect until II Is too late this
|te NJ 0t Kidding yourself Of this trou-
name I, b,,,,fsl fslehner's Dyspepsia Cure. as the
lndiseSti ". ~ 1es Is simply for Dyspepsia and
sgcceSsfriIh, rms Is preparation long and
lot Alse.gIiilly used in private practice BY one
an a.sss aeceGill best qualified physicians. who
lions IN ssea 49, authority on all medical Ques-
yoaf Iurns.ot uot sat.siie ed after using one bottle
oey VIII be refunded 5y
/. H. MYERS.