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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-06


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The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

Trains and 8 are ve-tibule trains between
Chir4<o &nt Deusef. they viii cHrry chair car
snd Pullman thsough without change.
Trains and arr local express tratns and
vfli carr hrxs and seennd ciAss coAchsI. tourist
. e~p@rs and Pullman slpepers.
Tea pr ceut. rrsiueticu pu regular fafe VII Dc
m .de uh.a round trip tickets are purchased.
a. j. CAHeIS Agent
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
Attention Old soIaiers.

On Sunday, may 20, memorial ser
vices will be held at the NJ. E.
Church, conducted by Rev Corey, at
the conclusion of which the graves at
the cemetery will be decorated All
old soldiers are requested to meet at
A. Deeter's office at 10.30 a. In. on
that day, and the Women's Relief
Corps is requested to meet at Mrs,
Wright's millinery store at same time,
to march in body to the church.
Tie body of Comrade Kerr will be
removed from Eads to the Lamar
cemetery on Friday, may 27, and all
old soldiers.are requested to meet at
A. Deeter's office at 2:30 p. m, and
the w. r. c. to meet at the same
time at mrs. Wright'sstore, to march
in body to the cemetery. Comrade
Kerr was the father of miss Lidil
Kerr, who formerly lived here.
A. DIETER,
W. p EARpER.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
pathy of their many friends in their
sad bereavement.

pathy of their many friends in their
sad bereavement.
Elder Perdue, of Kiowa county,
assisted by two ''brethren' from
Kansas, organized church of four
members at the school house last
Saturday 1t was named the Pales-
tine church. This sect is known as
the Primitive Baptist and by the rules
of decorum for guidance of its men,
bers they must not encourage Sun
day schools, must not contribute to
missions, either home or foreign,
must not assist in any work of organ
lied societies In fact have nothing
to do with what is thought to be the
leading influences to uplift and
christianize fallen world, by the
leading minds of the day.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

School commencement exercises
are the main topic of the papers in
the valley this week.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
National Educational Association

OENFEH, sCOIO-. may D, lOoo.
Mr.. David, Barnes. supt. of Schools, Prowers
Co.. Cold
DEAR SIR: As you already know
the n. E. A. meets in Washington,
d. O., next July 7-12.
The indications are that we shall
have large delegation from Colo
RADIO. We shall be delighted to have
you with us.
A rate of one fare for the round
trip plus 81 membership fee has been
arranged by all passenger associa-
tions. The tickets will be good I'M
til Aug. 81. Colorado headquarters
will be at the Riggs hotel, just across
the street from the treasury building,
one block from the White House, one
block from Lafayette park and con
venient to all meeting places of the
n. E. A.
Teachers and others can be accom-
modated with board and lodging
from 81 to $3.50 per day.
Programs, circulars or other infor-
nation will be furnished on applica
ton. Very truly yours,
u. G. GREENLEE,
State Manager, n. q. A.
P. S. Please let your teachers
know. Rate is made for everyone.
Some may want to stop at Omaha
exhibition. If SO tell them to write
me
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

The Rocky Ford papers tell of
farmer near there who got lost on the
prairie last week and wandered four
days before he struck any signs of
life. He was nearly famished, and
had reached the conclusion that
Otero county wasn't much settled up
after all
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
May Valley.

Russell Coates has bought two Jer-
sey cows from E. W. Fuller of La
mar.
Western, the 5-year.old son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Stevenson, died after
a very short illness Monday morning.
The parents have the heartfelt sym
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
Graduation Exercises.

Graduation exercises will be held
at the Methodist church next Friday
evening commencing at 8 o'clock.
The following program has been pre-
pared and will be substantially the
order of affairs, although minor
changes may be made before the
evening:
Invocation n...........R Rev. G. W. Corey
Violin Solo-Selected.
.... Miss Corinne Morehouse
Salutatory-"Useful Inventions.
..... Arthur Winfield Morehouse
Essay-"Class History. ".....
. Miss Myrtle May Kornman
Essay OF Habit ...
....... Miss Rosa May Tboman
Essay-"Infuence of Little Things"
....M Miss Elizabeth Frey Doughty
Music-Selected
Essay" Economy of Time. ......
,...... Miss Minora Ellie Hasty
Reading d...............
........ Miss Lille Irene Brown
Reading d.........
... Miss Jennie Elizabeth Mace
Recitation-"The Famine. ....
...... Miss Gertrude Jane Clark
Song Selected
Reading-Se d....
60. Miss Kinda Gertrude Garvin
Biography-"Frances E. WILLARD.
.... Miss Laura May Glenn
Essay Rivers" Miss Ethel Guy
Essay -'Prophesy" ..,..
...... Miss Fay Nora Huddleston
Oration-"Love of Country. .....
.....C Carl Wilbur Downing
Address and Presentation of Diplomas
......... Superintendent Barnes
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
Arkansas Valley Notes.

ArhduSdS Ndllcy NotCS.
The stock range all along the val
ley is reported to be finer than it has
been for years.
School commencement exercises
are the main topic of the papers in
the valley this week.
Holly has merchant who uses
half page of the local paper each
week to advertise his business.
The report of the city clerk of La
Junta for the past two years shows
expenditures aggregating $4,000
year.
Pueblo has been decided upon as
the location for the state fair this
fall. to be held from September 2Sth
to Both.
The people of Springfield are still
moving houses to Lamar. They
know where to find the best town in
the state.
A special session of the district
court is being held at Las Animas
this week, presided over by Judge
Johnston of Denver.
-.
Another season like this will res
nrrect the old theory about the rain
fall moving west, and catch another
bunch of suckers on the dry lands.
The one recruit from Gray county
was escorted to the train by the brass
band and the entire population of
Cimarron. He was as big nan as
Dewey that day.-Garden City Her
aid.
Prowers county was the most war
like county in the state prs+;oGa to
the declaration of war. She has
nobly responded to the call OF the
president by sending one volunteer
to Manila, Dee Scriven of Granada.
We are informed that the work on
the artesian well will be commenced
next week. The pipe and casing is
already here and X. J. Marine, who
has the contract, will come down from
Tribune next Monday to begin the
work Holly Chieftain.
parl- ,o fa,r pa,J,nc, ., A. NJ:
cago market and also in the Pueblo
market. With thousands of acres of
alfalfa in the Arkansas valley, and
pork up to S12,25, it does look as if
the farmers ought to be able to save
their bacon. Pueblo Chieftain.
The Rocky Ford papers tell of a
farmer near there who got lost on the
prairie last week and wandered four
days before he struck any signs of
life. He was nearly famished, and
had reached the conclusion that
otero county wasn't much settled up
after all.
M. nj. Simpson and the McClave
brothers went on wolf hunt on
Limestone creek last Monday with
bounds and succeeded in running
down and killing seven large grey
wolves. The wolves made hot fight
for the hounds but did not succeed
in iniuring any of them seriously
Las Animas Leader.
-.
The directors of the Fort Lyon Ca
nal Co. met at the Office of Secretary
Kreybill in the court house on Mon
day and audited all bills that had ac-
cumulated. and attended to such
other business as was brought to their
attention Among other things they
signed the contract with the Great
Plains Water Storage Co for the
building Of the telephone line from
the headgate to Lamar. There will
be thirteen phone stations. The posts
have already been placed and a party
is now at work stringing the wire.
The cost will be $4,000 divided
equally between the Storage and the
canal companies. A proposition was
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

Monday was regular terror of a
day so for as being disagreeable was
concerned. The wind blew a gale
and the dust flew, but along toward
evening slight rain fell and made
things more comfortable. A strong
wind from the east set in about s
o'clock, but did not last long nor did
it bring the usual rain storm.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
Advertised Letter List.

The following is list of the un-
claimed letters remaining in this Of
fee May 81, 1898:
Blood. F. w. Pilkenton, W. NJ.
Raymond, Mrs Judith Rice, Rev. A. ID.
Sanches, Henregus Sellers, Ruben
Slernick. Joe Williams, p f.
In calling for these letters please
say advertised"
ID. T. CooPKR, P. NJ
l agree with the purchaser of each
Vim single tube tandem tire to re-
pair all punctures for one month from
date OF purchase. Price $40 per pair.
DAVE DowSER.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
Crescent
Bicycles

THEalmost unanimous tes-
L timony OF repair men is
that Crescent Bicycles are in
the repair shop less than any
other make, although Cres-
cents in use outnumber any
other bicycle two to one.
Making the best possible
bicycles at fair, fixed prices,
has caused the wonderful
popularity OF Crescents.
5000 OF them sold in 1897.
We want to sell you one in
1888.
Crescent quality and Cres-
cent beauty at Crescent
prices should make you and
your friends Crescent riders.
art Catalogue Free.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

Bottomley has opened news stand
in millinery store. II you want any
periodicals or papers give him call
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

The stock range all along the val
ley is reported to be finer than it has
been for years.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

Holly has merchant who uses
half page of the local paper each
week to advertise his business.
Evening star., 1898-08-27
RIYERDALE.

Miss Helen Bennett, who has for a number of
years been resident of Riverdale left for In.
| dianapclis, Ind. Sunday. Her future home will
be with her father, who lives in that city
Mrs. White. who by falling down stairs broke
her wrist and otherwise injured herself, is much
more comfortable and In fair way to recover
for several months is improving as rapidly as
her friends would wish she might do
Mr.. f. A. Preston has returned from Harper q
away. He occupied his place in the Sunday school
Sunday last.
Mr.. Blundon is adding improvements to some of
the houses here connecting them with the main
sewer pipe on Jefferson avenue.
Mrs: Van NcFsdale has returned to her home in
Eton Rapids, Mich.
Mr. Terry and of Detroit were guests at Mr.
]. A. BlundOn's Monday.
Rev. B. Franklin Rattray of Washington city
Will preach in Riverdale the evening of the 2sth
of August.
Henry EweH, who was SO badly hurt last week
by falling from wagon. is quite recovered.
The party who went to Bay Ridge Thursday
from Riverdale were Mrs. Benz. d. Stephen, Miss
Lottie Stephen, Master Frank Stephen, Mr. and
Mrs. Welsh and family and Mrs. Burchfeld. sr.
Miss Lottie Mangum has gone to Forestyille for
short vacation.
Mr.. Dana White, sr., is suffering from his annual
Miss Eva Bryan of Prince Georges county was
crowned queen of the tournament at River View
Friday and Miss Roland Of the same county maid
of honor.
Miss Bessie Lanham of Ianham Station is at At
lantic City.
The improvements about the Riverdale station
are marked The flower beds things Of beauty
The seats for the accommodation of those who
while waiting for train are conspicuous by their
absence.
Evening star., 1898-08-27

the appointment sf his successor. on motion, the
ward, Mr. JOS. NJ Anan IN was % APPOINTED to fiii out
the unexpired term. I Mr.. H. Markward was ap-
the road Committee. In the place Of Jos. A. Aman.
communication fnsm Mr. E. o. Castel, asking
q reeate OF his personal tax, was laid over until
At a recent meeting of county commissioners the
inoloWing oraersgw were passed; That Alexander
Preston be granted a pension of IS, payable out
ton Hall for $1ea be passed and be paid out
road commissioner on + the waterloo and Mayhew
roads, roads, surratts district, in the place of j. H.
$50 on Harding road, seventh district. for sur
sseydng; that Geo H. Curtis expend the sum of
District line: that b. D. Blanford be appointed
constable for Piscataway district; that. Alfred
Louis johnson also the sum of IS, payable out of
& me surplus OF 1898; that George $. Dove, A e.
ers on pllvate road through John r Bayn's farm,
Spa,iidsnes district; that the constable bond of
accepted and U sent to- clerks Office; that Daniel Daniel A.
Aqnasce district, in place of William H. White,
Mr.; J: R. E. Turpin of Centrevile, Nd. is the
guest of Mr. Lowndes Wells.
large number of young ladies and gentlemen
night at Iandover, given by the ladies of the
Edward Vermilon of Brghtseat arraigned
before Justice Bailey Wednesday evening on two
maiicously destroying property on the premises
Of J. h Hazel. He was fined s5 and costs on the
Joseph Wiseman swore out warrant for John
Lowe OF Biadensburg Wednesday on the charge of
horsewhlpp1ng his fourteen -year-old son. Justice
Bailey fined him 81 and costs.
Mrs. Edward Murray has returned to Washington
Mrs VIM. Berry and Miss Davidson are at Cape
Miss Magruder of Washington is visiting DR.. and
County Commissioner Benjamin x. Kardisty and
Mr. X w. Hunter at Atlantic city.
Evening star., 1898-08-27
The Antiquity Of Glass.

From the Woman's Home Companion.
Glass has been employed, we know, both
for decorative and domestic purposes since
the dawn of civilization. The earliest re-
mains date from Egypt. 3O64 B. c.. and
are preserved in the British Museum. 1t is
an amulet in the form of a lions head of
Opaque blue color with hieroglyphics that
determine its date. On the rock-cut tombs
of the metropolis of Memphis glass blowers
were depicted as early as $500 B. G. Stories
are told by Pliny, Josephus and other
writers to account for it's discovery but
these are very doubtful, so that we have
only to rely upon facts attested by actual
remains. The discovery was doubtless for
tuitous; such lucky finds are often the
work of chance When it occurred we
cannot determine, but so far as we know
Egypt, as she was the germ of all civliza-
tiers, was also the mother of this art,
which she applied to a multitude of pur-
poses, strangely excepting that which we
deem most necessary; namely, to admit
light into buildings. The dwellers by the
Nile handed down the art to the Phoe-
nicians who in like manner beaueathed 1t
to the Assyrians; then it passed along
to the Persians and the Greeks; then to the
Romans and the Byzantines who in turn
communicated it to the Venetians; the
monks of the middle ages appropriated 1t
to beautify their Gothic temples, and so it
came down the centuries to modern times.
Evening star., 1898-08-27
RANDOLPH.

Miss Mana Brecht of Washington, d. c., is
spending the month of August at Oaklawn, where
she is being entertained by Mrs Nelson Duval
Miss Cora Noyes OF Washington was recent
guest of Mrs Thomas Holmes of Idlewild.
Mrs. Grimes and daughter Of Washington are
visiting their aunt. Mrs John Johson
Mrs. Anna Flack of Washington is spending the
week with Mrs Joseph Flack.
Mr. Louis Sadlers residence, which he is
building his farm ,near Montrcse, is nearing
con pletion, and the family will remove here from
Rockville about September 15 to locate perma-
neut!y.
Mrs. Albert Scott and son are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Knock of Spring Lake farm.
Mr.. Beverly Codwise garnered more than 900
bushels Of wheat from tie fields of his Randolph
farm, of which Mr.. Laurence Pyle is manager.
Miss Myrtle Rabbit is visiting relatives in
Gaitbersburg district
Misses Eloise Baker and Bessie Hodges have
been enjoying the mountain breeZes of Deer Park
and Mountain Lake for the past month.
Miss Ellie keiser of Washington is the house
guest of Miss Bessie keiser
Mr. Perry Stallsmith has gone to Medley's for n
brief visit.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Mt Zion Baptist
church held its August social the lawn Thurs
day evening last and, notwithstanding the showers
had fairly good attendance. Mrs. Sarah Stall
smith, Mrs. Henry kiSaer and Mrs. s. D. Holman
presided at the refreshment table, assisted by
Misses Lena Stallsmith, Alice Counselman and
Messrs Cyrus heiser and Milton Green. Inspiring
music was a feature of the evenings program.
Evening star., 1898-08-27
LINDEN,

The Home Interest Club met Wednesday last at
the residence of Mrs. Wright Curtis The beau
tiful home and grounds never looked more at
tractive, and most enjoyable time was had by
the large number of guests present.
Considerable interest has been mantle stcd ty
the citizers OF Linden with regard to the exhibits
at the county fair. TO be held at Rockville, next
week Among the exhibits from this locality will
De piano by Mr.. L. Z. Thomson.
a meeting of the Christian Endeayor Society
will be held at the Presbyterian Church next Sum
day evening at s o'clock
chapel and a club house are in course of con-
strpetion on the grounds of the National Park
Seminary for the benefit of the studants
Mr.. Judge Garrett. in the beginning of cur war
Win spain. member Of the 1st MARYLAND Reci-
lbent OF volunteers and afterward mate aboard the
81. faul under Capt. Sigsby. Is at his home
Win his parents at Linden. by reason of injuries
received while landing troops at Arrayo Porto
blco he is rapidly recoyerin. from his injuries
and ea poets to rejoin Capt. Sigsby, now aboard
me Texas. the latter part of next week
a number Of friends gathered Wednesday even
ing ~ the meme of Mrs. NJ L. La Rue in lcnor
OF Miss Hogan. to bid her farewell tefOre her
departure for her home at Jersey Heights N ]
a. ne occasion was made very picturesque by tie
attractive summer gowns worn by the ladies' md
each guest resolved a pretty souvenir of the &C.
c&sion before departing. Dancing and narious
ganes were participated in. Among the gucs; 5
son Mr. Harry johnson. Mr. Oscar Johnson Mr.
ana Mrs. Albert Galley Mr. ana Mrs Geo NAV
MI and MIS- b. +. Saul. Miss Teresa NJ Saul
,hns,a MIS- ana Miss Miss la Rue Mr. VIM. iar,, Mr.. Ma
cleston Mis-. jose Yznasa Miss C'onsuella Yznaea
Mr. Alexis Yznaga, Miss Alma Ray and DR. Raw
Mrs e H. Iawrerct an1 daughter Marguerite
are visiting in WiBcherdon Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Nav NJ and Mrs p T.
Sani and Miss Saul are staying at the reside nee
OF Mrs La Rue for the summer.
Evening star., 1898-08-27
HROOkLAND.

Mrs ]. c. Noyes and daughter Miss Alma Noyes
are visiting In Virginia
Mrs VIM. Stalee and daughter Ina are the guests
of Mrs. Ayers Of New York city
Mrs. Theresa Lamb, with her son, Mr.. Archibald
La NIB, has returned from d visit New York.
As yet no arrangements have been made by the
vestry of the Episcopal Church of Our Savior to
have regular Iastor. Only the Sunday school
services are being held now but it is anticipate
that 1t will not be long before a new pastor will
be appointed ami the regular church services re-
sumed.
Miss Katie Lay Howe has returned from visit
TO Frederick. Md, where she the guest of tie
Misses Harry
Miss Pauline Helmuth of Washington Is the
guest OF Mrs. w. T. Robbins.
MIR. Harry Zolinger of Baltimore, Nd, is visit
ing his cousin, Mrs. Franklin T. Howe.
Mrs. j. Ii. Small, sr, who has been in Europe
for the past two months, is expected to return
next week.
Mrs. Mortimer Downing and Miss Kathleen Noel
who have been spending the sumIn.r III New Hanip-
shire, Will spend next week in BostJr, Mass. and
fI New York city, arriving in BroOkland about
September 8.
The Franciscan Monastery is beginning to
show ndica tions of the maSsiveness and extent of
the etifce The grandeur If the structure is also
making itself evident. The building is of yellow
Trick with columns and all the trimmings of the
same shade. Work is progressing rapidly, and
when completed this monastery Will be the hand
soonest building of its Kin In near the capital
,ry.
Miss Mamie Clark has seturaed from q two
wesks trip to Fairfay. Va.
Evening star., 1898-08-27
WASHINGTON GROVE.

Tuesday night the young people met at the studio
0f Miss Beatrice York. on the circle, and by the
aid Of sheets and masks resolved themselves into
phantom party, and amid the dusky aisles of the
grove made their silent promenade. to the
| ment Of the elders and the alarm Of the little
ones
While all roads may have led to Rome at one
PERIOD all paths here lead to the railroad station,
and there the ghosts" broke their silence and,
after removing masks and returning to the studio,
they spent the remainder Of the evening in singing
and social enjoyment Ice cream, cake and cara
mels We're beautifully supplied.
AS participants there were Misses York, bowling,
lex, Long, Peck, Merriam, Welch and Wood,
Phelps. wilson, Meeks' potbury Ward Mo'TTa Tracy,
Boyer and Hoskinson.
tanned at the tabernacle with talk upon Jerusa-
lem and the Holy Land, with stereopticon Illus
trations.
The spacious lawn Of Pioneer cottage. the resi-
dence OF AIr w. II. Houghtcn, the superintendent
scene of gathering Of the children of the Sunday
school. The lawn was brilliantly Illuminated with
tons for the little Illuminated sentences
one or more words being hidden for guessing
purposes. Inc older boys and girls assisted with
songs and in entertainment and with ice cream
and cak" at the close. A most enjoyable time was
spent.
The Young Peoples Association, after many con-
terenees and rehearsals, gave musical entertain
The subjects and participants We're as follows
Liberty Miss Lucy Merriam; '.The Story the
potbury; Tea Leaves" Misses Grace Welch,
Clara Clara Merriam, Nellie Potbury,. Jessie Pencks;
The Row of Poppes'' Messrs. Meeks, Woodward l.
Potoury, Boyer, G. Lindsay w noughton; only
Pebble on the Beach, Misses Mick1e, bowling
Beatrice York and BERTHE Rearick; Their Presence
Of Mind - Ruty Rice, Jesse Wilson and Melville
Lindsay; Two Souls With but Single Thought -
Miss Edna Fitzhugh, and Mr.. Donald A. Tracy;
He Loves Ne. Miss Nettie Rearick and Mr.
Edwin Potbury; 'The Last of the Summer Days.
Miss Loker and Nh. NJ. Lindsay.
:, There We're piano solos by Miss May Smith and
Miss Jean loker. violin solo by Mr.. Lindsay aud
vocal solos by Mrs Olive Hougnton and Mr. A E.
Middleton.
Representatives of the Salvation Army will hold
religious meetings in the tabernacle Saturday
ing and all day the following Sunday.
The approach of September / finds a number Of
families making preparation to return to the city
among whom DIR. Elmer Wiber, Mr.. Lambert
Bergmann, Allen Il. Wilson, II. b. Johnston and
Mr.. Court II. Wood.
Mr.. John Davis and wife have returned from
their summer vacation.
Miss Eva Denham Of Washington is the guest OF
Miss Ella StiRemetz. .--
Miss York is visiting friends at Fredericksburg
Va, and Miss Florence York is making a short
visit in Washington