The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

Cheap for cash.
A representative of the Field and
Farm was in Lamar last Saturday
who was very busy all day interview
ing the subscribers and looking up
new patrons.
Judge Novels has blossomed out
in the full resplendency of spring
suit of new clothes. The Judge, al
ways distinguished looking, is more
so than ever.
The trees around town are fully
leayed out and present beautiful
sight. The merry birds appreciate
the trees and fill the air with their
sweet warblings-
Rnmors of circus coming to town
in the near future are floating upon
the air and the committee of ways
and means in each family will no
doubt soon be called upon
We have had two very huge bluffs
in the way of great rain storms, but
the rain did not materialize. A good
rain would not be much out OF the
way Just now and would serve to
make sure immense crops this year.
A great big chunck OF plaster fell
from the ceiling of the office OF the
clerk OF the district court some time
during Monday night. As no one was
in the Office nobody was hurt, bat
there was a tough looking mess on
the floor.
DIR. Strong has very fine mocking
bird in his Office. During the day
its cage occupies one OF the windows
and it makes the air harmonious with
out much intermission from early
dawn to Admira. evening. This last
is considered strictly up to-date.
The Bridges Brothers concluded
their musical convention last Satur-
day evening with concert at which
a very good program was rendered
to an appreciative audience. The
troupe made many friends while here
and the effect of their convention will
be felt for long time. The musi-
caliy inclined people have received
quite an impetus.
j. A. Mcdowell & Co. are making
arrangements to ship the Boggs grad
ing outfit to New Mexico in day or
two. There will be twelve teams,
I ,,bx. -o~n,xr~s o,I ah<,t k,xrrt,, G,,
men, and Aaron Boggs will go along
with the outfit as foreman. The
work is to be on the railroad not far
from Albuquerque.
In the hurry of getting to press
last Saturday morning one Of the best
numbers on the program was unin-
tentionally omitted from the write up
of the junior banquet. This was the
response of Miss Geneva AIorehouse
to the toast, "The Normal School, y
The Normal was represented under
the figure of a mountain, at whose
summit we're rich treasures, and the
many difficulties in the way were over
come by the aid of kind fairies, who
were easily recognized in the various
members of the faculty Greeley Sun.
It is only few months since NJ
NJ Priddy and his wife took charge
of the Lamar House, but by careful
attention to the wants Of their guests
the house has secured most envia-
BILE reputation. Landlord Priddy
takes pride in keeping his place very
neat and clean and the markets are
searched for the very best there is, 80
that the tables may not only be
abundantly supplied but that there
may be variety. No one goes away
from the dining room without feel
ing of satisfaction and it only needs
an inspection of the hotel register to
see that the house is well patronized.
It makes no difference whittier YOU
90 for one meal or hundred you
may be sure of courteous treatment.
Added to the fact that there is plenty
tt, eat, plenty of comfort and atten-
ton the prices are low. Mr. Priddy
would be pleased to have you gi7e
him call when it is necessary for
you to have meal or room His
dinners are quite feature,