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Roger II. DeBossey, OF New Haven. Conn,
was arraigned before Magistrate Brann in tho
Centre street Police Court yesterday charged
with stealing $500 from John A. Doolittle, Of
the Grand Union Hotel. Dooittls did not ap-
pear to press the complaint and DeBossey was
discharged. 1t was said that Doolittla vas a
bookmaker. and that DeBossey was acting as
MS sheet writer when the $500 vanished.
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Cotton WAS less active and easier though enSiv in
the day there was small advance owing 10 hiShar
early Liverpool cables some foreign buying and a
demand for local out ide account The dron0ht
in Texas and the Southwest, according to offlciai
AdviceH remained unbroken. But Liverpool re-
acted ard the early rise here soon lost and WAS
followed by decline, Rain was predicted for SONS
portions OF the Southwest and lOca and Southern
ing into Texas Liverpool. too, was seller and 40
were some recent outside buyers. Part Of the loss
WAS recovered toward the close, however ON cover
ing OF shorts and . little outsde buying
HOUSTON. Tex, Aug lH.-''So rains to amount to
many places the light showers have done harm
That the crop has suffered 10 beyond doubt Prnri.
pal injury has been north OF 82o parallel
~, .itthoIgh sandy lands and prairies have sus
In the southwest the crop doss not promise . yisid
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Search for n Man Who Assaulted n Girl at
Sterling, Mass.

STERLING. Mass. Aug. 24.-Onlcers are search
ing the woods to-day for traces OF the assaiiant
OF Miss May Baldwin, 10 years old. She went
bicycle riding yesterday and dismounted to
pick some four-leafed clovers. A man. who,
she says. wore q mask. sprang out OF the
bushes at her and dragged her to the side Of
the road. There are marks on her throat One
man has been arrested on suspicion
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niridruds and 8ntrrest.

PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE co.
(of Chicago.
N0ties Il hereby given thai q dividend of ONE
A a, - pNh , tFk CENT has been declared
on the Capital stock OF this CompA n.y. pAynbe 10 tho
storkhold"rs on August 2Ith 1890.
August 18th. 1899, at noon and will re- open Auausi
2dth, 1899. at 10 A. NJ.
L. A. WILEY. Secretary.
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Government bonds steady at UNCHANGED
dhe feature. were: COLORADO Midland o 2as;
ern q. Reading, general 10, Wisconsin Cen
Neriosn Central. Missouri Pacifo. Kansas and
Texas Northern Pacific. Oregon Short Line
Com m erciaI price Of bar silver in New York.
3g 1l-1Uc. Bar silver in London closed %
27Sd. Mexican silver dollars were quoted at
nonsy on SAL 2aSs per cent Tine s, D 20 az
three months and ~ per cent. for fye and ~
months Commercial paper Is quoted at AGA !
prime single names. 4cS4s per cent; other
on scon1 * Se fns aH oan S
tIshanss 4ss as Il IN s ,S9S
sa;Ssssstss%: sisht drafts; $ltcAISsl 50 I, !:
o. 5 l ISF opE ana 81 shSE5 Sn iSI
Domestic exchange on Ney York: Boston,
me- P'ep pTema Gmar' ssvannahyyBayns fi6
discount; sailing. 75c premium. Nov Or
siansuI 5ne NJ, a1S
discount. ,d6isngo"l5c. discount; tIncinnatl.
counter. Soc. premium.
Tho Con solidated Gas Company has declared
q quarterly dividend Of 1 per cent.
The Boston and Maine Railroad Company
has declared quarterly dividend OF i. per
cent. payable Oct. 2
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company
has declared a quarterly dividend OF per
cent.
The Southern Railway rerorts eros.. earnings
for July Of 81 pa 1914. and increase of SllO.G3
as compared with the same month OF last year
and net Sb45.51l |. an increase OF SS7!4i
The Alabama and Great Southern Railroad
renorts gross earnings for July Of S1hI,Wb.
and increase OF S23.2OS rs compared with the
same month Of last year and net $o2.OIo, an
increase Of $l0.245.
The receipts q the Government to-day were:
Customs. 81 1880: internal revenue I'M
S74: mis- laneous. S27.548: a total Of 81 :o7O;-
80 The disbursements were: VI .2O5.oOO:
an excess OF receipts over expenditures OF
S7S5.310. The receints OF the fiscal year to
date have been 94.G}0.5S5; the expenditures
&aB 7S6. 900. an excess Of expenditures over
receipts ofSl2, l55.5O5.
The official count OF cash in the Treasury to-
day com pared with that OF yesterday shows:
ArGusr %. AuGusr -.
Gold coin and bullion s24G S2p, 43S s2iS.sTl Olp
Silver dollart and bullion 4,n75.32G 5,Olq25
U. S. notcs................. l6s18.l31 16.8ht.22
Other assets less demand
naDllltleS. t,OS4.2IS i.2booSS
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MINING NAcHIEERY.-FRAsER CHAIMRRa
IVA 10 Broadway, New York, mnnufacturnra ~
mining and melting Achinery. Estimates on min
nshed. i"i'
MINING MACHINBHY-IrneIcclled In odSciency--
NA GATES IRON WORKS, / Bro1dWhy
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Opening. Hoh,a. Lomrst Closi,o. Mott.
g. 81. ~ s ss s as s TX s5s

f SEPT. ~ ~ s s5s s az ~ s s5S
Wheat SdSnnced tribe at the opening owing to
short. tor.th-r With modera rscsipts. Idvsrpo"i
rose I'D rss: i9 for wheat and 10 to 20 e.nt1mes
ern TeEs ,ss xs.s a2 mailer than
shoxa colder te pGy..rs, North Thor. Ters heavy
n s ira Voh and
1%: s''2 H,;o. raHf ss1 q asoVs'
Hesrnsl. and S Kansas s $50 IN
Illinois, Inliana and Ohio ~ t. Il. Tho rainfall
Crosse 10 sioux City ;Ni; Omaha OF; Dos Moincs
NJ Rs,ehhp n 4o preuGI: 90. Dodge City %!
lows; Illinois. Missouri and Michigan showers to to-
fa sh I and and Fsssy rsS .S
Kansas Iowa, Montana and Colorado fair to day and
Jsmss A. Patton was quoted a. follou.;-.1 am
bullish on wheat. There was a sensational los. on
yH,rr .9 ss ,n ss. Es that
an eItraordinaty enc ret might not have made
he ia c PTs n
al'n spring wheat dissrgci9tm.nt Later on tho
place; AlthoGGh there wa. some rain in the North.
TS n" WSa ,ytn on the TG T.. wSs more
9on bushels later on. Barrett, F.rnum Co. and
T Mare aHana we're he " sellers at the West
continued to hold al,of Part Of tbs los. was re-.
.1G sy .rs
Corn advanced fraction on rise OF Il to Nd at
There was d far , o.sh demand and the sesbosrd
biz crop Is assured but record crop less eertsin
Oats wsre hrmer -Ih other cereals.
FLorR-Quiet but STEADY Sles lb. 600 bbln Rs
ceipts were Ia 7H5 bels and II. 2ss sacks FIporta
3.sl2 bbls. and 1881 sA'ks. Winter in bbia Snnsr
One, S2lbnn.So; No, extra 81 80 Qso 20 49,.
tsooas8 o; strs,ghts 81 2hs as patents S. SoS
s375. Spring ~ bills; Clears 81 ID; straghts
SB4o4k IS. 40; patents. o.. SOaS4 90
CorToS SPOT declined l-ldc. with Gales Of $40
bales for spinniHS Mo ling upland. I(c. against
&c. The southe n spot Arkets were Unchanged
New Orleans sCh $50 bales, Memphis zoo go
Augusta AZ. LIVERPOOL advanced lid. On 1 IT.
spot with sales ~ 5000 bales; futures advanced IL
lower. "
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Available cash balance in.
Guiding gold reserve sz7I 4o1 .17s s27b, o74, sgt

Gliding gold reserve. $2Ti. 401.1IS e2Ib.o14.Hpo
Money in London y q ia per cent. Rate
three months bills. ga "a 37-16 per cert.
Amount of bullion gone into thu Bank Of Eng
Of Eng and minimum rate ~ discount un-
changed at 3 !, ner cent The proportion OF Its
1894 lnat w"ek and AZ 30 the same week last
year. The weekly statement Of the bank shows
the following changes from the previous ac-
circulation decreased f4s2. 600 bullion in
creased fs42. 500. other" securities decreas:
f725,OOO. public deposits increased fS42. 900.
notes reserve increased 81 .34 900. govern
ment securities unchanged. Paris advices
Exchange on London. IS francs 25n confines
The weekly statement 81 the Bank Of France
lation decreased ~. 100000 francs: Treasury
ACCOUNTS current increased 1900 900 francs:
End on hand ncronsed g. 5 az 600 francs; hills
on hand increased .625.00O francs.
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ns movement to-day was a. folloVu

Augusta shipped to-day Isn balea M.mnbis 90
81: Louis, 80; Cincinnati. 253. and HoustNn ; 10
Port export 3or1 bales. The rainfall for ~.
past - hours included 80 inches at Port Fad.
30 at Montgomery Ala, and a trace at inct ~
Will. Fla. The signal Service predicts fair UeAthsr
during the next "a hours in Tenn, Tcx and : -
and showers and thnnderstorms IN the rem.ird..,.
Of the belt New Orleans aivanc ed q Doiuts I'M ra
acted and declined points. Futures here Closed
steady at net decline ot to points Prices A.
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Philadelphia Closing Quotations.
Chicago Closing Quotations.

6'd. Asked Bid. asked.
Am strwb.. 33k 35 N Oh st Ry24ok 242
CARA DIX. - 70 Carbon 2lA 22h
City Rway.29l 2o5 n Carbonp "a as
ID Match. l 3 6H 1874 So IT,. esk 90
Laksst"L". TX ID West ChstRlls ITO
MWSEp. SO
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Oats were steady on the spot Sales 100. 900 bush
els including 40 600 or export here and At the ont
ports. Nc. 2, use. in elevator: No. q white cst:
track and unsraded white 2o,&aa 3; track and nm.
graded mi ted 26&?S. Chicago received 4S2 cars and
expects 90 Tomorrow. Corn frmer ON the
spot. Sales 424. 900 bushels. mainly for export
here and at the ontports. No. SAC over Sept
in Chicago do white Dlec over. Chicago received
$50 car. and expects 500 tomorrow. Futures ad
vanced y to Ac. with sales of $1,000 bushels. Pricts
follows:
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13
Excursion Rates.

The following are among the ex,
cnrsions recently announced by the
Santa Fe Route:
New Mexico Territorial Fair. Albu.
qurque, n. NJ. Sept 10 %. Tickets
may be sold TO Albuquerque aud re-
turn at Sl4.25, for the round trip.
Dates of sale, Sept. 18th to 22nd-
Final return limit Sept. 25th-
Garden City, Kan, Sept 1916.
Finny County Fair. Rate one fare
for round trip. Dates of sale II to
l6 inclusive, limited for return TO
Sept. 18th 1899.
Annual Convention W. G. T. T..
Seattle, Wash. Ont. 20 81, 1899. For
above occasion tickets may be sold
to Portland, Ore Tacoma and Seattle
Wash, as follows: Date of sale, Oct.
IA 1915, 1899.
Flower Carnival, Colorado Springs.
September 10 to l6. Rate S5 % for
round trip. Dates of sale 18th to
10th, final return limit 10Th.
Festival of Mountain and Plain,
Denver, September % to 30. 1913
for round trip. Dates of sale 24th to
9th, final return limit October 9.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13
Clothing--.I hnra

Clothing have removed
large aud exclusive stock OF cl7tb;a.
shoes, hats and furnishing goo,is i
the new room adjoining W. ] JON
ston dry goods store on the .aT.t
and arn receiving new fall aud si,,..
goods daily. sIy stock Is much 4.
ger and more complete than hofo-.
You sre kindly invited 10 r,Tl ~
look at the largest stock Of the M
in eastern Colorado ~
j Al, JOHNSTON
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13

You may have to bnild FIRE TO
cool of this weather. Kelsey & Strain
keep the coal.
Don't let your stock be worried by
flies. Get the preparation recon-
mended by the Agricultural Depart
ment to prevent it. Mclean Bros.
have it.
Our soda fountain is fast becotn
ing the Rendezvous for ladies and
gentlemen who are in search OF cool
and refreshing drinks Among our
specialties we mention. AIarmRlaje.
Egg Phosphate, Lime Juice aud
Kola, Lemon FIzz, Koko and PhilIi-
pino. MCLEAS Bios.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13
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The Lamar register., 1899-09-13

Ernest Novels, who has been
clerking in Franz Bros. store during
the summer, left for Colorado
Springs last Monday night. where
he will attend the Colorado College.
This year Will finish his course there
and it is safe to say that he will
graduate with great honor
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13

Farmers shonld take their produce
to Kelsey 4 Strain at the cold stor
age plant.
Cashier ". C. Gould of the First
National Bank, was under the wealth
er for day or two last week, but
was all right again by Monday and
ready for business the first OF the
week.
The county court was engaged on
Monday in the trial OF Miss Helen
Fra, rs Simpson, OF Holly, as to her
mental condition, The jury found
that the young lady was insane, aud
she was taken TO the asylum. /; Is
to be hoped that the aflliction is only
temporary and that she may be
cured.
The announcement Of the DreyiHs
verdict caused considerable interest
and Indignation in Lamar. There
WAS an almost universal determine.
ton TO boycott the Paris fair, the
boot blacks were notified to quit Ms
ing French blseking, aud several OF
our dudes cut OF their goatees The
editor of the Register has not changed
his mind about going TO the fair, bat
has sworn never 10 eat one Of their
snail pattics or picked angleworEns.
The Ladies of the Wooiman Cir
Gle gave social last Saturday aIght
at the lodge hall, in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs Latshsw, Of La Iunta,
Colo. Mr.. Latshaw is one OF the
head officers Of the "Woodmsn' and
his wife is high in tho Circle, "
Quite large number attended and
listened to the remarks Of the visit
ors, and were very well entertained,
as well as instructed A program Of
music was opened by Mrs Hover
with brilliant solo, which was en-
cored. Mrs. Hover and Miss Fay
Huddleston then gave a duett, which
was very fine, and also encorsd
Then j. h Doughty sang a bass
solo, which WIS also encored and
Miss Bessie Lee saug pretty piece
and responded to her encore with
short refrain that WAS well received
A cake walk by Vance Hover and
Guy Harper, was then performed 10
the great satisfaction of all, aud il
was done ia their well known artistic
manner, which always makes a de
cided hit here Then coffee. sand
witches and ca~ were pissed around
in great prOfusion, as was also lemo
made, all OF which was thoroughly
enjoyed Conversation was rife be-
tween bites, and also after supper.
1t was well onto Sunday morning
when the folks went home. Mr..
and Mrs. Latshaw were greatly
pleased with the hearty manner in
which they were entertained and ex.
pressed the fact in such sincere
manner that il more tnsn made the
ladies feel satisfied with their efforts
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13
Aavertised Letter lis..

The iollowinay Is a list Of the ua.
elsimea letters remaining ia this o.,
fee September Is. 1893.
gpthTie, =. D.
Howard. SSn-@
ARscF, Ms kslis
woaife, & J
Young, W. r.
In calling for these letters please
say advertised
ID T. CooFER, p. NJ
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty of cheap Money
for good farm and city
loans. Call and see me
L. WRIT MARKHAM.

1t pays to trade at the Fair.
Up-to-Date dress patterns at the
Fair
Johnstou's is headquarters for
clothing.
For cheap town lots see C.. B.
Thoman.
Fresh Fruit at Markers Grocery
every day.
Hats. Hats! Hats! Big line Hats
at the Fair.
Only so cents for making Duck
Skirts at Irwins
All kinds of country produce pur.
chased by Kelsey & Strain. See them.
DIR. Shrock, the Pueblo dentist,
has been here several days this week
and has been kept quite busy.
DR. ]. G. Kalb, of Canton, Kansas,
has been here the past week visiting
his daughter, Mrs. W. c. Gould.
The thanks of this Office are due
to Judge Robinson for several fine
watermelons presented US last week
NJ McMillin. j. W. Ball and ].
C. Merrill were transacting business
before the local land Office last
Thursday.
Miss Dolly Lynch left this week
for Springfield, Missouri, to attend
the business college at that place this
fall and winter
Mrs. G. ]. Garyin left Sunday
noon for visit with her mother at
Webb City, Iowa She expects to
remain about three weeks.
The usual crowd of Lamar folks
took in the Watermelon day celebra-
tion at Rocky Fork last Thursday
and all report jolly time.
j. Wilson Esmond, representing
E. H Rollins & Sons, of Denver,
was here on Monday on business
pertaining to the issue of the water
refunding bonds.
We understand that Harker. Lig-
gett and Drew, owners of the famous
tunnel at Carriso, were recently of
fered s50,0O0 cash for their prospect.
Springfield Herald.
Have you seen the kissing bug?
Mort Underwood sent a lot of them
to friends here last week, and the
victims would mob him if he should
strike town anyways soon.
The opera house management has
been having hard work to get brick
layers, but have at last succeeded in
getting the piers up once more today.
They hope to be able to push the
work from this time
Geo, E. Case was mp from Carlton
the first Of the week George has
got we'll settled now with his family
90 his farm, and it would take big
Inducements to tear him away from
Prowers county again.
Hon. C. e. GoodaIe came down
from Denver the first of the week to
look after some business affairs and
circulate around among his old
friends. He still SAYS there is no
other spot equal to Lamar.
Ernest Novels, who has baan
clerking in Franz Bros. store during
the summer, left for Colorado
Springs last Monday night. where
he will attend the Colorado College
This year Will finish his course there
and it is safe to say that he will
graduate with great honor
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13
Homeseekers. Ere,lr,Inn.

One standard first class Fare q.
nound trip plus 81 from roip,. :
Indian Territory, Kansas, Ncbra.ks
Iowa. Illinois and Missouri 30
limit q days from date Of >ala, a II.
occur Juno G and 70, July ass K
August ] and IL. September > ~
10, October 3 and II.
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School shoes at the Fair.

fNS9f a. 7AAAAN FtaN'Nt 40 90
the Fair.
For bargains in farm lands so to
c. b, Thomsn.
j. NJ. Johston's for suits mems,
youths and boys
Go to Markers Grocery for all
kinds of Fresh Canned Goods.
Only Sl00 for the making of wool
dress skirts complete at Irwin's.
When You want good coal call on
Kelsey Il Strain, west of the depot,
Kelsey & Strain, west of the depot,
handle coal and country produce.
Give them trial
If You want preparation to Leep
flies off your stock, get the best
You will find it at Mclean Bros
store
Fred Lee went TO Pueblo last week
after hriekmasons, but his talking
powers must for once have forsakeu
him, as he came back alone.
The county court for the past two
days has been occupied with the suit
of Byron Parinenter vs. J. w. Glenn,
and the result has not yet been de-
termined.
Mrs. s. NJ Irwin has been making
number Of improvements on her
residence house in the southeast part
of town the past week Il looks quite
neat and pretty now, both inside and
outside.
q. A. Watson went to Holly on
Monday, to attend justice court,
CRANKY Hillyer went also, but as op-
posing counsel The cases were
continued and both came with nary
a feather"
Final settlement was made 10 the
county court last week in the matter
OF the estate of George A Cox, de
ceased The administrator Carle W.
Burke made his final report and was
duly discharged.
A ear load of ore from the CHrriso
mining district was shipped from
here last saturday. The returns
will be watched for eagerly by quite
number people who are still skept.
ical about thot region.
Miss Leonore Garyin is assisting
at the kindergarten school, and ex.
poets to stay in town all winter. Her
object is to learn about the manner
of conducting such schools and get
preliminary training in the work.
Rev. ]. 7. Knuckey will next Sun
day morning at the Methodist church
take as his subject THE Whole
Gospel" In the evening Lots
Wife" will be under discussion.
hymns to be used, 43S, 5l2 aud
1887 All, 1893 and 345.
Dr. Wilson, a dentist lately from
Indiana, has been in Lamar several
days this week and is talking of 10.
eating permanently. He has had
number of years experience, is highly
recommended, and should easily
build up a good practice in this
county.
The family of Mr.. Charles Max
well, manager of the Lamar Mills.
arrived here last week, and are at
present residing in the house south
OF }. K. Doughty's residence. Mr..
Maxwell expects to build as soon as
he can satisfy himself with desirg-
BILE location.
Z. G. Marquis, formerly one of
us, but who has been engaged in
mining at Idaho Springs for several
years, has been here for a few days.
looking after some land in which he
is interested. He was greatly sur.
prised at the great Improvement in
lamar and also pleased to see it.
A Denver Temperance Society
held Its annual meeting the other
day and read great many papers
and gave forth many ideas as to how
to do the work. The treasurers re-
The Lamar register., 1899-09-13

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