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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10
sd mil 9eiu @eib iein."

NOra's gsiub bauerte brei @oben,
oas alte rotbe 6armbnus mar pbne
lie iiber ale Yeibreibung trauri9 uno
Doe.
Sonnabeno bra1te Snfel hilbert ben
Soiier uuo beri1tete, oab Nlle wObl
ieien. uno Serr Sbornopte MOnta9
ab3ureiien 9eoente.
,Na6 Sem Yort?" fraSte Npra,
unpilltiirlib erbleideno.
,,Wabri4einlib," antpOr:ete Der
Cntel tiibl.
Sbr babies 2eben bate Nora barum
0e9eben, wenn lie nit Sntel Gilbert
bate beimtebren oiirfcn, aber lie mar
81 iipl3. barum al bitten. Sine 9lhs
nun9 Der Wabrbsit Itie9 in ibr aui:
man bate lie aus Stfrieo S~bornoptss
NtGbe abIi6tlih entiernt.
Gs iparsn bic lan9weili0Iten orei
@odsn ibres Sebens. 3mei WonOts
friiber bate has abiue6ielnoe Sreiben
in benz 5ablrsiten. lebensiroben 6omi=
lientreis lie entsiift, nun bate iih
9lle5 perdnoert: es Nab tsinen Spmsn=
ihein, feline Sreuoe felt Stfriso ibr
9aIein nibt mebr nit ieinem Sdbeln
Dertldrte.
StornoDte bsrlieB Die darm pirtlib
an beitimmten Gage.
Wls er Nora an Dem betreiien0en
Wor9en permiBte, mar er etwas betrs-
ten, uno ira9te Sante Gina, no lie
pdre? Die GntWOrt mar turi uno Sl=
riidbaltsno. Sic wdre gu Ysiuh bel
elmer b]eireunostsu Camille, uuo oas
alte 6rdulein fuhr u%ubeIan9en fort,
MDbei dbsUlt0uben.
,g8ie LANCE miro lie ausbleibsn2"
.Sas bdnat bon %umtanosn ab.
ipObl sini9e Wphen."
Stirieo SboruoDte ertpioerte nihts.
Sie Sante bsreitste ieiu 6riibitiid; er
iab oapor nit Dem Ausorud dreerlidsr
Sanaweile.
Isle lllo lpeiter 9eadr,aen, ais lb
Dermuthste," oahte er. ,,lie baben oas
arnre Sinh iortaeidaht. Ob lie wppl
8utwillig ain9?"
Seine Gitelteit bsantwortet oicIe
6raae 3iemlih rlhti9.
Sie Gage aber iuaren ttir ben lun9en
Gaualier sntIsBlib lan9weili9. Sept
erlt muroc er oepabr. pie iebr er llb
an oa5 bibibe brunette NntllB ge=
p0bnt. wie germ er Nord I'M li6 ges
babt; bas traute Simmer, IN Dem
@les ibn an tie erinnerte. wuroe ibm
our Gual. er beiblob, unter allen I'M
iianoeu abSureilen.
eBun9 oI9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10

nete er aelaiien. ,,Su piinihteIt ia lett
Monaten binau9eben. Nun. lit oos
etlua feline ireuoi9e ueberruihun9?"
Siefes Sdmeiaen Iolote, oas S6pei=
gen Der SeltiirSung. Gr ihielte al ibr
blntlber. Sine lleberroiduna MAJ es
alleroin9s. Oh einiQe freuoioe? oas @e=
ll6tben bate bOien Ausoruf eenonl=
men.
"3u Setter &uben lit ss iebr nett -
rSu iO0it cine 3eit lana bort blei.
blelben, tie baben es ldnolt eewilnibt,
ld alaubte, Su wiiroelt Gid irsuen."
.aber, Ontsl, i'd babe ia nibt ein=
NAL Gleioer bel mir"
Ser G3blitten fonnte Sen Goffer
niht aufnebmsn, Sntel gilbert brin9t
lbn Dir in Den ndhlten Sa9en, Die
Sante beiorAt oas Iles."
Nora antmortete ni1t, bas 6eiidt
lab entleblib orp9eno aus. Nie bate
Iu9ult Sent oielen Nusoruf 9eisbeu.
mar oas S0ie ibOn 9eieben? mar es gu
ipat?
,@enn gu mfrs MIR 9eItern Nsia9t
bdttelt!" rief Tie enolib miirriid.
Is 1T 81 ionoerbar. auf iclte
NeiIe fortsu9eben. mas miro Serr
SbOrnopte oenten?"
Sen gebt es ia gar nidts an"
3prni9e G0tbs fannie in NOra
ypuroons Nntlib aui.
,,Gr wiro es wsni9ltens ieltiam i'm.
oen."
SD psroe ss ibm a%useinanoer-
leben."
,llno mie iol Sante Gina obne mid
fertig iueroen nit az benz SOusbalte
uno Dem trauten 8aite?"
Ser trante @aIt wiro balo i'm
Stanoe isin, absureiien. uno - oiien
9e'tanoen - ib bin irOb, wenu er
sebt."
Nura lebnt iib i'm S9litten suriif,
lleB ben Sbleler fallen lrno thluieA.
SeltirSung uno In9it eriilteu ben
9uten Sntel. Satte oas Mtaoben.
oos ibnen 10 tbeuer 9eworoen, oas
9Dsarti9e in ibrer Natur 10 LANCE gu
perber9en permobt? mas lag unter Der
blenOenoen SberflGbe. Die 10 ourbli6=
tia uno tlar ibien iuie Srpitall? iieie
u%n9eabnte gbariinoe, beren lie ielbt
ii6 niht beUuBt? mar lie oas weibe.
naAglebi9c. liebeOolle Sinh, oas er in
ibr 81 iinoen 9laubte. ooer oas ei9sn=
iiuniae, leioenibofti9e Weib. oas be-
reit 1T. Die Nahlten uno Sbeuerlten
ilber goro 81 merfen, wsnn oieie stpi=
ihen lie uno ben Mann ibrer @abl iih
o%rQnsen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10

ia9te: ySieblt Su, oas Sers Der Sdn,
germ lie9t in meiner Sano," oa!ie9er
81 ieben, mar unertrG9li1. &uoolpl
Gilbert erbOb iib, nahoem Der Iebt,
Son p~ertlunQen, uno piinibte Der 8e:
1eUl6aft an9enebme Gube.
Die SamIilie wolte ibn ~auTbaIten,
er aber Derlpra6, mDr0en nod einmal
81 tommen uno empfabl iih.
SER Gilbert bat iib iebr bsrdn=
bert, be9ann S0nte Gina, .er 1T nidi
lnsbr 10 better uno an9enebm ME
friiber."
Setter uno an9enebm!" Ia6ts
S%bornonte. SD oddts, oas pdren
'eine leBten G%lNenihaiten. Gilbert 1T
Elm grunoebrliher Ssrl, aber entiebli6
altbaten. g8as balteu Sic oapon,
SrGulein NOra?"
SD babe i'm isbr lieb uno iinoe ibn
on9enebm, bellte @benos iblen er aller=
oings etrpas perltimmt."
Sie Nabt mar tuIt uno iternenbea.
Galb rno unmutbi9 i6ritt Der Noup=
tat Der Staot gu.
rNrr er niht. unter gllen nllr er
niat," fliiiterte er oor ii6 bin; .uno
bod lit er Der 3auberprins hires Wdr-
henlebens, lie lieB ii6 pOn ibm bette
den. pie es Subenoe Dor ibr eetbau.
uno luenn i6 ibr bic @abrbeit ia9e,
lbr mittbelle, oaB cine Sraut ieiuer
barrt?"
@m Nadmittag bes 3. gtooember
mar Nora Bourbon in bic Staot 0e=
ialren. Ser Gag luar tribe uno ipin=
big Die SGmmcrun9 ilberiiel tie. ebe
lie Sent 6arm erreidte. Sbwa6er
Monoibein tdmpits nit serriNsneu
@Olten. wiloer Sturm feQte iiber bic
StraBe. PlOblih re9te oas pfero ben
Gals melt Dor, ipiBte ME Sbrsn, wie=
berte uno bGumte lib ideu Dor einem
ountelen 8e9enItano, Der auf Der
Strabe lag. Nora belt bic 3ii9el
itramm. Nuf Dem Galb aefrOrsnen
@ooen lag tell uno ru6ig bic 8sltalt
zines Mannes. 9SGr er toot ODER be-
tGubt? I'M gu iiano oas Wtdohen neben
inn. Nuf ben Sleioeru uro allf Der
GGnoItraBe mar Slut. Sic ipanote
oas Saupt Oes Mnnnes, bis Der Wtono
bas QntliB be'bien. Nler @aDr=
ihein!ibtelt mad mar er foot.
Siinfsebn Miuuten ipGter lag St-
frieo Sbornopte i'm beiten 3immer Der
Sent 6arm. Sante Gina uno NOra
beu9ten lih iiber i'm, Sntsl Qusult
elite, ben ArSt 81 ruien.
&anSe blieb oles gsmiibeu, bas
Seben Suriifsuruie len, eriOlalOs. gleid
uno marmprtalt lag oas idDue Saupt
ouf benz ibnseiaen &iiien. 60 iab
Ntora auerIt Otto SbornoDtes perbQng-
niBpole 3ii9e.
Surd Haht uno lln9liif mar er ms
Saus 9etOmmen, beitimmt, nod tis=
iere Nadt, nod 9rDBeres unbeil 81 bin=
terlahen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-10
Sic @arnnna.

Guoolpb Gilbert beetle iib ni6t,
ben periprohenen Seiud in Sent
6arm a%bsuitatten. Spit am Na6=
mittaa oes fOlgenoen Sages i9ritt sr
lau9iam ben einIamen g8eo e~ntlang.
WtiiBig bate er ben Saa perIebt, bonn
6enlter ieines 3immers aus bic ooen
StraBen uno ipGrli9sn GuBsGnser be-
trahtet.
Gs mar elm triiber Se,embertaa.
Ginselne meihe 6lOfen pirbelten bur6
bic 9raue Suit, pom Wsere tpebte eiIi=
ger @ino, Der g8eg mar einiam uno
Doe. limb ibm ibien's, als lpdre er
crit 9eIteru ourb oas mannsbObe Sorn
geltreiit, BARN Der i6arlabrotbe Mpbn
aliibte. ST bate iib wieoer jung 9e=
filblt. uno oamals bate lie i'm lieb 9e=
babt. Sdtte er geiprO6en Die qnt=
mort ipare lbn 9iinltig 9eweien, aber
or bate bic Stuuoe peridumt, uno nun
mars gu ipGt. Sas Sornfelo miro
wieoer bliiben, aber Der Sag. Der err
blinoet, miro niht pieosr leubten.
Oils &uoolpb Gilbert iid benz SauIe
ndberte, iisl Der Sdnee in bi9tsn
6lOfen. Nora lab ibn tOmmen uno
Diinete bic Sbiire.
.gSie ipdt! mir fiirdteten Qle, Sic
mOhteu niht Wieoer tOmmen, ib babe
Den sanSen Sag auf Sic 9etpartet."
Mit Der alien Srniateit rsi1te is
ibm bic Sano uno iiibrte ibn ms 3im=
mer, mo natiirli6 Stfrieo Sbornopte
auf benz beQuemsn SOpba neben Dem
trauli6en Saminieuer ru6te. 8ilbert
nifts Dem interelanten SnUalioen nit
elmer Sdlte su. pelhe bic Semperas
tur orauBen I'm einige 8rao iibertrai.
ga iino Sic ia! id psriiderte Nora,
baB Sic tommen wiirceu, "-NOra! 10
melt mar es alio aetommen! - ,oenn
i6 tsnne Sic ais einen jener tu9enOia=
men Gbaratter, bic ibrem W0rte ME
untrsu peroen. Saben sic Sbr
Gi9arrenetui bel Der Sano?"
Drip Bourbon 1T 5uge9en, Serr
Sbornopte."
.,9aIiir fei Naab Qsprieien! aber
WtiB Bourbon lit Die O%erniiniti9lie uno
ib6nite junge Game Der Semiipbdre.
lie erlaubte mir. 81 rauhen. ia lie fiillt
ip9ar' meinen Weeri6aum uno lteft
i'm fir mid an, wenn bic Derpilni6te
S1ulter 3u iebr idmerst."
SD babe mein Gi9arrenetui ni6t,"
antwOrtete Der Qoootat i'm Some zines
liebenswiiroi9en Gisbdren. ..unO iuenn
ids bate. wilroe ib nibt ouloeu. oaB
Sic in 8e9enwart Der jun9en Dame
rauden. gyie LANCE bdlt Der 2lrSt Sbr
8srpsilsn fir nOtbwenei9?"
.,@arum? mas fam Sic bas ints-
reiiren?"
.Sbr Sntel 1T meiu 6reuno, id
isbe i'm nidt germ binter9an9en.
@Olen Sic ibm 0eialli9it idreiben uno
ibm Die Sadla9e mlttbeilen. iOnlt bin
ih peranlaBt. es 81 tbun."
.,9as mare lebr 9iiti9 bon Sbnen,
aber ib wiiroe mir al Sbrer Stells Die
unnOtbi9e Nrbeit niht MAIDEN. sd
peiB aIeroin9s. oaB Sbnen mein
Sniel cine grt YOama6t ertbeilt bat.
@cri6t 81 baiten iiber mein Sbun uno
Ganen. Ober ib oddte. elnen jun0en
Mtunn bon is6sunoSwaniiN Sabren
tOnnte man iii9lih bonn OdnaeIbGno
bsireien. uno mas bate i6 iiberoIes
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

c. NJ. LEE.
Residence, Lamar, Colorado.
Postofilee address, Lamar, Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
WHEN nEss WAS YOUNG.

Ngw Queen Elizabeth Lacked in the
Days of Her Greatc.t triumph.
or the morning of the 1ath of Jani-
ary. 1859, Elizabeth issued from the
tower. radiant In the happiness born
Of conscious possession of her peoples
love. loyalty and devotion to her per-
son and aims. says the Nineteenth
Century. Her presence anlmates with
new iife the whole mass of human be-
ings erowding the thoroughfare. aud
the air is rent with exultant acclaim
as cheer upon cheer greets her appear
ance among them. Remarks pass
from one 10 another that she looks
right queenly; that true daughter OF
great King Hal has come to her own.
There she stands in her sumptnously
appointed chariot, in the fun glow OF
rnaidenly beauty; 25. close upon her
26th Birthday. She Is strong limbe
and well prnportioned. rather tall than
Of middle height: her hair Is light gol-
den and her forehead Is high and well
rounded; her eyes are brown and live
~. full Of self-restrained life and fire
The whole of her splendid physique
10 harmonized by gentleuess. grace and
majesty. such as fascinated Essex and
Raleigh and all who came into her
prcsence. No brighter vision had ever
hcfors broken upon the nation than
now appeared before the admlring gaze
OF the swayiug multitude. eager to get
a glimpse of their new queen. and in
the eyes Of the old she was Aurora.
ushering in the dawnlng Of new and
brighter day for England. a new and
Imposing feature OF her retinue
through the city was a cavalcade OF
-goodly and beautiful ladies. richly np.
pointed. Both they and the
lords we're habIted in crimson velvet.
with which their horses were also
trapped" This troop OF fair eques-
trixns shed iuster upon the procession
and heightened its interest IN the eyes
OF The populaee. who saw in the aili-
ance Of power with grace and beauty
something Of romantic charm drawn
from the courts OF ehiyalry.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
SANTA rE ROUTE.
New and Improved Train Service.

Denver to California in two days.
Two fast trains daily to Kansas City
and Chicago.
Seven hours quicken time to New
Mexico, Ell Paso and Mexico.
These are 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 eHst, west or south from Colora-
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. r. HALL, General Agent,
100 Lawrence Street, Denver, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
THE PATIENT MAN.
Ne waits for III. ua,y wife. who Ia
Never ON Time.

Never Time
Rows of woebegone, patient men
stand in the ysStiSuies OF the big shops
those days looking as cheerful as If
they expected to be called At any mo-
ment to take iheir place in the cleo
tsie chair. says the New York Post.
They are waiting FOR hustliug wives or
winsome maids, Who have promised
70 take them Christmas shopping
They are Obliged to pace up and down
bstween the double rows OF swinging
doors for a long time. bat the wife or
maid never apologies when she ar
rtsss finally. she merely greets her
parilcular protege with 4 little laugh
that says as plainly as does her sur
prised face. why. yon are really here,
aren't your" Then she tueks him un-
der her arm and WAITS him through the
doors which lead into the glitlertng
ehop. leaving the other men envioas
and diseonsoiate The good-natured
American husband is very much In
eyIdenee az afternoon meets" One
can tell him BY his anxious expression.
his nervous manner and the perfectly
arniable but wistful peeps he takes at
his watch. He is tired after his days
work. and chilly and hungry, too, but
he cant leave his post Of duty. Maria
told him to be al that particular spot
at o'clock. and Maria Is accustomed
10 being obeyed. To be sure. it is near
iy ! o'clock. but the demands upon
Maria's time are multifarious. since
she has become social light, and she
has been detained probably. So he de-
cldes TO wait another half-hour, and
sits down on the ledge OF the window
with a shiver and sigh. To Maria's
credit be ii said. when she does appear
she IS very sympathetic and peultent
ard lets him bluster and pretend to be
annoyed to Ills hearts content.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
CHURCHES.

The United rroshytcrians hnld service. every
sabbath ~ n a, and 90 n. M. Sabbath
school ~ 10 n. m. e. r. meeting At : 90 p. m.
]. RAsKIN, Pastor.
~ F. CBuRcn AZ LANtr-Services held as
follows Preaching every Sunday At II a. m. and
=. IN. Sunday School ", - a. m.
6. ". CoRSI. Pastor.
CHRfsTsAS CHrncH At LANAE-Suudny School
every Sunday a. $3.50 n. m Services each Sunday
at IL s., m. and y. NJ.
MAY VALLEY SuSpAI-scHooL--At May Valley
School House NJ o'clock .. m. Every one cor
diaily invited 10 attend.
GRsNkDA M. r. .cHuRcH-Serviccs every Sun
day evening, and Suudny-school at . 90 o'clock
.. m. Everybody invited to attend.
j. c. ALDERsoS, Pastor.
N.EY.P. 5. c. E.-Mects every Sunday even
fn, at 90 81 VI. Y. Church. All young people
are cordially invited 70 attend thesemeetinGs.
LUCY NJ. NOVELS, Pres.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Jerome blackwell and Elizabeth
w Nj. Blackwell. his wife did by their certain
decd Of trust, dated on the irst day OF january,
a. ID. IS-l, recorded June nth, ISs9, in book =,
OrStu, convey to Ahthony II. Heber, triistre. Ger
tain real estate. situate in Prowcrs County, Col
otado. described a follows, to-wit;
township twenty tlrcc (2sl south Of range forty
four 10, west OF the 9Th principal meridinn,
containing ono hundred and sixty fl6Ol acres,
more or less said deed Of trust heing made 10
secnre the payment ot one certain proniissory
npte, payabls 70 me order OF The American
SioTtgnge Trust Company Of Meade Cen
Ter, kansHs, for the sum five hundred 500
dollars with interest coupons attached. given
by Tire said jerome blackwell and Elizabeth NJ.
Is = kweil his wife. and
VII reas, Il is provided by said decd Of trust
that 4 the said principal note, or any Of the in
Il 81 after tho snme shall become due, thon the
whole Of the said principal note and the interest
thereon, may, at the option Of tile legal holder
thereof, Income due and payable, and
Whereas Il Is in said dged Of trust further
provided, that in the of the DEATH TeEignn-
tinu. removal. absence, refusal, failure or in
antlity Of the said inthohy II. Icber to act as
trustee ns HfuVcsnid, the then sheriff oi PrOwers
County, Colorado, shail and Is appointed and
nnde successor in trust. with full puwer and
Whereas, Tho said Anthpny u. Hehor & alb
J -tfnt aud uuuhlC 70 ncf, and has refused and
1 faIled to act ~ tgnstcc as nloresaid, and
/ Whereas, defHult for the period Of thirty
I days has been mado Ia tho payment OF one in er-
g-t sounon. falling due on tue drst day Of July,
\. ID, 1885,, aud the lrca holder % said note aud
/ tire interest coupon, has elected to declare the
| whole auaount secured by said note, md the
interest th0reoa TO tho date Of sale due and
| payable,
| Now, Theeefnre L, Wm. Mckenzie, sheriff OF
! Prawers County Colorado, successor in trust,
will, therequest OF the legal holdcr Of fthesaid
| note and interest coup and in accordance with
the terms Of said deed OF trust, proceed to sell
| the said hereinbefure described real estate, at
public auction, to the highest aud best bidder
for cash, at the front door of the court house in
/ the city OF Lamar County Of Prowers, and State
of Colorado, ON the 18th day of April, A. u. 1873
nt the hour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon OF
deed Of trust secured liens, expenses and costs
| of executinl. this trust.
WIN. MCKENZIE,
Sheriff of Prowers County, Colorado,
m2G-a23 Successor tu Trust.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
naw ii Felt.

a worthy old gentleman who had
never wandered far from his native
+ .rawnship before, went 10 Boston one
eay in response 70 an invitation TO
visit q relative The BostoniRn, in
showlng his friera about town, took
siitl 10 the TOP Of tall office building.
Thsy took icck at the marvellous
lhnascape spread out before them and
preraTed to descend. They entered
ne tsevator. 1t began its swift jour
rey downward Don't be frightened,
.fsncle siIas. " said the younger man, as
1Ess vIsi;ur erssGed HIS arm. shut his
ss. and leld on for life. "There is
dang 4 wasn't afraid,
rorae," Fasqed Uncle silas, after they
b. stepEed oHf cf the elevator, but
IT. I LIFT ny ssonach up there''
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

w. L. MoREHoUsE.
Residence, Lamar, Colorado.
Postoiiice address, Lamar, Colorado
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
nratltnae for ra.t rnroI..

Fuddy-I don't understand how it is
thai Dr. smarte has so large a prac-
tfee. He certainly is not much of a
Musician.
Duddy--No. but most of his patients
~ men, you know. When he vas
called 20 see them when they were
bays he invariably directed that they
{ bt &ept home from school. They have
sse4sr forgotten it.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
City onuclaIs.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ouirxr CHArrEr. No, g, R. a. M.-s,Rtcd
Conversations Let and srd Wednesday,
A. !. HorrEL. II. p
L. wRr MtRSHAN. Secretary.
A.F&A M.-LANAA LoDoE No. %, meets on
the ilr-t and third Saturday evening q each
month. W. &. 6urLn, W. NJ.
c. q. LrSon. Secretary.
I.o. o. F.-LANAR LouoE No. so meets every
Tuesday, at p. IN. ,,ilwembers of this lodge
and all visiting bTo;hefs Of tho ordcr are cordi-
ally invited to attend. J. u. Bonn. \. q.
a. VAN DEusES. Sec.
WoODMEN OF THE EwoRLD.-LAN CA~r
No, - meets the lhst Saturday in every month
at p. m. Visiting neiehbots arc always well
come l. y. plLLOUD, v. q.
4, Vas DEgsES, CLERK.
X. o. T. M.--LsNAu TENT No. u meets Mt the
Masonic hall the last "Wednesday IN each month.
An knights invited 70 attend reviews.
/. II. MYEEs, Com.
c. n. LEE, R. X.
THr LAMAR FIRE DEPARTMENT meets at the
Hose House on the nrrt Tuesday In each
frIoath at 4. m. WILLIS WILSON. Chief
jos T. LkwLEss, Sec.
o " A.-ALExANpER Realm No. 20 meots
every Monday At y. Visiting members
cordially invited TO attend.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
-aRANAnA SOCIETIES.

A.FA 4. M.-GuASApA LaDuE No. 70 meets
Saturday nights or before each full moon
aud two weeks thert alter
q, L. MoPHEEsoS, sce'y.
100. F,-GRAStpa LoDor No, IS meets ev-
cry Saturday niEht.
4 Ntyyrrt.p. seo'y.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

o " A.-ALExANpER Realm No. 70 meets
every Monday at : - m. Visiting members
cordially invited to attend.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

], a. WILLIAMS.
Residence, Lamar, Colorado.
Postofiice address, Lamar, Colorado.
The labor world., 1898-03-19
Preparing For Their Return.

They we're blasting rocks near a
river and dynamite had been placed
in different localities.
The family of a colored fisherman
were curiously inspecting the work,
though they had been warned away
on numerous occasions.
One day the old woman, pipe in
mouth, was standing with her two
children near a barrel of dynamite,
when suddenly there was a terrific
explosion and the family went up
with it.
The head Of the family witnessed
the tragedy from distance. The
next morning he approached the
mayor OF the town and said:
EFF you please, sab, I wants ter
know what cemetery lots is sellin
fer in de cullud buryin groun!"
''Have you recovered the-the
bodies?" asked the mayor sympa-
thetically.
mo, sub, not yit, " was the reply,
"but I'm expectin of 'em ter come
down mos any minute!'' !''--Atlanta
Constitution.
The labor world., 1898-03-19
CHANGES ITS MIND.

The council which displayed
such zeal to recall the rest of
the franchises at it's first meet
ing promptly decided at it's
second meeting that the city
was not in a position to go in
any deeper just now and re-
scinded it's former action. That
may be true statement and a
good reason.
In the case of the electric
light plant at least it is pretty
plain that the city can build
cheaper than the cost of the
present lighting contract. 1t
would cost the city less each
year than it does now. And 1t
need not cost much to get fig
ures on which to base a choice.
A more likely reason is that
to push these plans: would an
tagonize powerful interests and
the city has troubles enough on
hand to close up the gas and
water transfer. It may be best
to take one thing at a time.
The labor world., 1898-03-19

There is just one way that
the producer will get his full
share in what he produces.
That is by his own efforts. The
only way to advance toward
that happy state is to lay hold
of every opportunity that
makes in that direction.
Trades unions must become
masters of a little capital-lt
cannot be too small to help
and be associated in humble
efforts-none is too humble to
succeed-before they can COM
mand capitalism and be asso-
ciates in the worlds wealth.
The labor world., 1898-03-19
Frank leslie's Popular Monthly for
p. March.

The propagation and cultivation OF
fish by the government is interesting
and instructively described by Joanna
r. Nichols Kyle in Frank Leslie's pop
ular monthly for March. The article
has the fellcitous title. aquatic Pro-
teges of Government" and is profusely
illustrated. The same magazine con:
tains an important paper on the "Con-
gregationalists," setting forth the his
tory and growth of that denomination
in this country, by Rev. A. E. Dunning.
This also is accompanied by many fine
illustrations The fifth paper in the
series on Andrew jackson is the second
part of A. Oakley Halls account of
jackson as Statesman and Presi-
dent" The illustrations to this article
include reproductions Of rare paintings,
miniatures, cartoons, etc. "Massachu-
setts Before the Mayfower" is the title
of an article in which Francis Worcester
Doughty chats entertainingly of the
early history of the eastern state, and
gives maps and views from old copper
plates. Helen Bradford describes the
life and people of Christiana. The city
of New Orleans furnishes the subject
for long and superbly illustrated ar
ticle by Charles Thomas Logan, who
calls that city "the quaint and unique
Metropolis of the Southwest" Another
elabora1ely pictured article is one on
Harvard University, by L. w. Sheldon.
A new serial story, the scene Of which is
laid in revolutionary times, begins in
this number. It is called "Marie Ire
maine" and is by Frances Swan Will
liams. There are number of clever
short stories, some good poems, and an
attractive young folks department.
Frank Leslie's Publishing House, New
York.