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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-03

do NOT FORGET YOUR LESSON
to the Markview. The face was gone
but even as he looked a lady and q
. gentleman descended the steps to q
carriage that awaited them. The lady
was very young, slender and graceful
n for one moment those wonderful
eyes met and held his. Then she was
hurried into the carriage by her COM
panion, a tall. fine-looking, gray-halr-
ed man. evidently her father.
Carter heard the order, "To the
Tenth street depot" and in a few
moments was Gathering after them.
He found them in the great, domed
waiting-room. evidently in trouble, for
the girl looked distressed and her
father much Hurried. Carter bought
a paper at the news stand near by and
dallied over It.
i. Il can't send anyone for H." the
gentleman was saying. IL must 20
back myself-and leave you, nv dear"
Indeed. indeed, ! don't mind" cried
the girl, In sllver-sweet tones. I'VE
have twenty minutes yet and that IL
time enough IL you go at once. | will
walt for you Just here. Hurry!" She
gave him a little push. and, tun,bling
his several packages into her arms, he
rushed away.
Great heavens, I can't lose her
now!" muttered Carter, in despair. "If
only ! knew her name or where they
are bound. Is there no Wayne
way?
The girl walked toward the window,
and. n of her parcels slipping from
her arms, In her endeavor to recover
II, the remainder were scattered on
the floor. Carter gathered them up
in a twinkling and offered to tie up
n which had escaped its fastening.
He seated himself beside his dream,
and when she had said. Thank you"
he could not summon fortitude to leave
her.
1t was the FACET was the face;
innocent, beautiful ever to the little
golden rings on her forehead. The
limpid, childlike eyes met his frankly
and the rose cheek looked so soft and
youthful.
"She hasn't had time to be frozen
into conventionality," thought Car
ter. Il will risk II and speak to her.
IL Is now or never"
He leaned over and spoke rapidly.
earnestly and with convincing elo-
Quence:
II saw you at the hotel. Do you
know hat ! have been seeking O for
ten years? Your face came to me In
a dream and I have never despaired
Of finding you until today. I was 60
ing-no matter where. but I saw you.
! could find no way to speak to you.
so ! followed you here. hoping against
hope. II you knew how your face has
haunted me you would forgive me.
Fortune has favored me with these
few moments; do not be so cruel as to
deny me the privilege of speaking!
How could I see you TO go out OF my
reach without making an effort. even
at the risk Of being considered I'M
gentlemanly! VIII you not tell me
that you are not angry"
The wide blue eyes locked earnestly
into the face bent v her. SO dark
n eager. so full OF pleading.
you saw us at the hotel?' she
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-03
CHAPTER VIII.

We must allow the Indian fleet to
pursue Its way to the Cape with every
variety OF wind and weather. Some
had parted company. but the rendez-
vous was Table Bay, from which they
were again to start together.
Philip Vanderdecken was soon able
to render some service on board. He
studied his duty diligently, for en-
ployment prevented him from dwelling
too much upon the cause for his en-
barkation, and he worked hard at the
duties OF the ship, for the exercise
procured for him that sleep which 9TH
erwise would have been denied.
He was soon a favorite Of the cap
tain, and intimate with Hillebrant. the
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-03
New Planet.

Eros is the name selected for the
newly discovered little planet between
Mars and the sun by Herr Witt, the
discoverer. though Mr.. q. G. Chandler
OF Cambridge, Mass. the astronomer
who computed the planets orbit.
pleaded to have 1t called Pluto. Mr..
Chambers computation has been verE
fed by examination of the star photo
graphs taken at the Harvard observe.
tory station at Arequipa. In Peru.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-03
Looking Ahead 4.

"I's huyd white folks put in heaps O.
time" said Uncle Eben. "ahgufyin'
bout whethuh we's descended FUN
monkeys. Dat ain de question. It's
whut direction Is We gwine now
Washington Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-03

A German professor, in giving his
experience as an explorer In the wilds
OF Africa. a y that the best protection
against lions 10 an umbrella, as the
hoaata ara asnactoIIv at-.ta -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-03

selhshness is a weakness, yet Il 10
about the strongest force some people
have In them.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
School Notes.

New maps add to the appearance ug
the room and to the efficiency of the
school in AmityyiIIe. School closed last
week
Good work is being done in the Carl
ton school and another moath has been
added TO the term.
The Superintendent and Principals
Round Table, a section Of the State
Teachers Association, conveuss in Pueb-
10 on the 10Th Of this month for a two
days session. An excellent program has
been arranged, a leading feature being
a contemplated visit to the schools Of the
city.
The 18th session Of the Prowers Coun-
ty Teachers Association viii be held in
the school building at Lamar on Satur-
day, April s, beginning at ls3o p. m.
PROGRAM:
Development OF Feeling" by J. r.
Puntenney. with discussion by Mrs. En-
lily o. Liggett, R. V. Burke and Mrs.
Zoa B. Merrill.
Development OF Will and Character"
by Miss Josie Evans with discussion by
j. F. Smith, Miss Geneva Morehouse and
A. L. Crawford.
Topics for discussion are found in Sui
ly, parts and inclusive.
Dawn BARSEs.
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Peach batter at parmeuter's.
ABScLUTEIY PURE

Peach butter at Parmeu,er's.
Sewing machines, warranted, Irwin
Clothing and furnishings, Irwiu'-
Try parmcnter's home production
peach butter
Ladies' hair cleaned At S. W. BI
linEsies's barber shop.
Feast & Stevens. north q depot,
sell Parmenter's peach butter
Call and ses our line 81 Harness
c. c HUDDLEsToS.
Gei your clothes made to order
New line Of samples now in At \. \.
McLean's
II you have anything you want r..
paired take Il to Dave DoWuef's -
pair shop Prizes reasonable and All
work guaranteed.
Pine laundry al popular prices,
Meas cloihinE cleaned pressed, col
ore1 and Tsraire-i bY Lamar Laundry
Lsavs hnndIrs Al Cross ErS-ssry.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
sdser,ised Letter List.

The following Is list Of the un.
claimed letters remaining in this Of
fee March -. 1899:
Duran, Pablo
Hall. jackson
Shepherd. J. c. A.
In calling for these letters please
say advertised -
d. +. CoorFR, +. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22

Sweet, Orr & Co.'S genuine Eng
lish corduroy pants to be had only at
Johnston's clothing store Livery
pair warranted.
In different parts of the town
parties arc burning oil the old grass
il Is well TO take all precantion, as
the fire Is liable TO get beyond con.
troll. Some parties came very near
having a house ire, from their grass
fire getting away from them on last
-AIonday.
Miss Anna Cars Of Yaudalia, Mo,
a friend of Professor Jones and
wife, arrived here las. Friday morn
ing. for q visit. which might be- quite
prolonged. Miss Carr Is hoping that
the genial climate OF Colorado will
give her renewed health, ss i does
TO 50 many.
N party Of Pueblo sportsncn,
Of T. Z Pike, came to La
maA last Friday morning, and getting
an eArly start, went ont for ducks
They rctE ,isi in the evening aud
took home With them a string of III
ducks aud feeling pretty good over
<he successful sport they bad enjoy
G. W. McCrnkou, Of Drnver, Col
urado, has been IN tosn for several
days. representing the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the United
States He has called npon our cit
iz"ns pretty generally aud fully set
out the advantage oi his company.
He is a very agreeable gentleman
aud a good taiker.
Drs. Shro,k & Young. Of Pueblo,
will be at the Uuion Hotel on April
3rd. and remain onr week Have
vour teeth examined free. Should
you have work done that tsu't salts
factory ycu bot only get P5ar money
back but the work done over without
a cent of cost Their paiulsss meth.
Ods are the Recognized oucs Of t1Jisy
A. z Crawford and Charlie r
Crawford we're arrested last week 90
a warrant charging them with asssnli
with inteit 10 kill Ths oomplaiu
ing witness was Roland Bow~eF
The preliminary examination va
beld on Saturday and Mondsy and
resnlted in Charles Crawford being
held to the district court, A. T.
CrAwfori's case wa- dismissed.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
Notice.

At a meeting of the roaud uP com
missioner Of District No h.ld At
Las Animaz, March I6. 1899. II WAS
decided that the spring round mp FOR
the year should commence May -,
1899. l. CsIuLI-
NJ J McMuLIN,
J. SCOTT RaBuEus8S.
Round np Commissioner
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
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The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
notIee Of MeetEnR.

The annual meeting Of the Bent
County SioeF growers Association will
be held at Las Animss, Colorado, on
Monday Apri! 10. lSgJ Ter the eise-
bon Of officers aud the transaction %
general business All members are
requested to attend,
VIZ. q. Russell, Sec'y.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
]. M. JOHNSTON,
Clothing and Furnishings Exclusively.

Mn. W. L. Morehousa and daugh
ter Coriuue. left the middle Of last
week, for a trip to Indiana, wbsrc
they will visit with relatives and
frieuds
John ". wampler, John 4. Wi
cox, Nels Thompson and Charles +
Towue, from Holly, have been here
several days As witnesses in a con
test case.
Sheriff 5. ". Cole, Of BacA couu-
ty, passed through Lamar twice in
the past few days, having made q
trip to La JuntA He did not say
what his business was
Mr.. and Mrs Josh Bowen have
been called upon to give mp the
second Of the twins which were r.
Gently born 10 them The funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon
Frank Wright has started over.
land with his family for Canon City.
where he will reside for the present
He hopes that the higher altitude
will prove beneficial TO his health.
Lee Franklin. Of Cripple Creek.
and bis young brother, came down
with a team last week. They will
put in a crop on the north side farm
which their father purchased last
fall.
n. A. Morley, whose wife AnN
childraa have been here some time,
came from Buena Vista last Sunday,
and will remain with his family for
a time. Mr.. Morley is a brother'io|
law of Professor Jones.
Harry Syp, who has been Deputy
County Treasurer for some time
past, has resigned that position and
ssken a clerkship in the store Of G..
C. Huddleston, the hustIing grocer
and hardware man.
DR.. Allen, of the State Normal
University, was in Lamar last Wed
nesday and visited the public school
He made several talks to the pu-
pills AMI found the schools in a very
gratifying condition.
P. L. Herring and wife and Mrs.
c. NJ Stanley, of Coolidge, were reg
istered at the Union Hotel on Tues
day, having come TO Lamar on bust
ness and pleasure. Mr. Herring IS
feeding a large number of cattle at
Coolidge.
A man was arrested on Thursday
last, charged with being addicted to
some practices which were against
the law, but after an examination
before Judge Blodgett, he was turn
ed loose, and from all accounts has
left town.
At the Methodist church next
Sunday morning., Rev. Knuckey will
preach on THE Foundation Of the
Christian Church" Evening sub
ject, Evils of Intemperance."
Hymns morning, 2S, 1856 and 77B.
Evening, $50, S95 and 900.
Mr.. Z, e. Stevens, who resides on
the north side of the river, has met
with very sad loss, he having been
deprived of his wife and two chill
dren in the last week, by death.
The sympathy of the people gener-
ally is with Mr., Stevens in his af
Fiction.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
Wells sbo-ss-u uonobs,,z

Wells Shoes nonoby,,a-I,|
Ladies waists 'bis week IL
Home made peach butte, .
Poor Farm.
Parmeuter's peach butte, 4
BY fesst S sievens, north 4 \
Go 10 @. +. Douuia,'s ~.
of the railroad traek To- 49,.
and wagon work.
Why will you ri,k your a. /,
lcsers aud other d.sssss, a,
q Thsrms yarur taib esl,s !
snre preventative. FuE,.,
they are unsurpas,e,L
ButESsstEs, Agout
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22

Pianos at all prices, Irwin's,
Try ParmeEter's peach butter
Save money on dry goods, Irwin>s
It isn't IN the Register. but jus
ask Win Bent or Sam Faulknet
about it
W. f. Martin will open mp his i'm
plement store about March y in NJ
Strains warehouse. ,
L Writ Markham went west on 4
business trip on Monday morning.
returning Wednesday.
Holmes & Co. have a new line of
toilet soaps they think would please
You. Drop in and see them.
Mrs. benson and Mrs Abrams, Of
Kiowa county, were visitors to La
mar on Monday and Tuesday.
John A. Williams says we could
not get his name in the paper this
week, but there you are John
]. W. Snodgrass was in Granada
looking after his business interests
there several days the first of the
week.
A dust storm made the citizens
very miserable for about half an
hour on Monday evening, about FIVE
eclock. -
REIMBURSEMENT to a good claim
under the Amity canal within three
miles of town for sale Call on A.
b. Stewart
The weather went lowering down
to about the zero mark last Friday
Light, but it did not seem to be 50
very cold after all.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Franz returned
from st. louis last Sunday morning
and Mr.. Franz is again attending to
his interests in the grocery store.
The contest case of Wampler VS.
King commenced il the land office
yesterday. 1t concerns tract of
land near the east end of the county.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
No,ico

al parties knowing ihszz.ss
dells~i 20 uIr sill l5ea,z n
settle ibHJr accounts al a0-s "A
siib J X p5uehiT urIt srI
land oaics- 2 3 PfEE
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
Roses

? pink, ? red, bosh varstfss
2 MAidrn- Blush, 2 ll.ar. . 4,
iRnsy home Eruu0 oatlest, 81
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Lzzn b
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22

50 t-,us % Alialfa Esy FOR sale.
M1nsy O. Lean
AE CRAWFORD.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
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The Lamar register., 1899-03-22

G. NJ. f,ce.
Real Estate.
Insurance..
Cclisrtiaas.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22
Arsichokca

For spring planting can b. bad frOa
e q Hh83ls-tou Order ~ oacs,
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22

Mrs W. L. Morshouse and dsugh
ter Coriuue. left the middle Of last
week, for a trip to Indiana, where
they will visit with rslatives and
friends
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22

Sweet, Orr & Co.'S genuine Eng.
lish corduroy pants to be had only at
Johnston's clothing store Every
pair warranted.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-22

Mr.. f. E. Stevens, who resides on
the north side of the river, has met
with very sad loss, he having been
deprived of his wife and two chill
dren in the last week, by death.
The sympathy of the people gener-
ally is with Mr., Stevens in his af
Fiction.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-05-27
THE TATTLER.

Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey, for many years
president of the Maine W. S. A., is spend
Ing the winter at Saranac Lake, n. Y.
Miss Marion Hanson, the bride of Igna-
thus Donnelly, was born in Eiddw0ld, near
Christiania, Norway, in 1877 Her family
was once wealthy.
Mrs. Oliphant, after her long life of lit.
erary work, left property amounting t.
less than $685. 900. She bequeathed it to
her adopted daughter.
By the will of the late Susan s. Clark
Of Hartford Trinity college Is to receive
VIC, 900 for the support Of two students to
be nominated by the bishop of the diocese.
Miss Helen Gould is collecting any arti-
cles she can find used by her father In his
youth and has come into possession of
wheelbarrow used by him nearly half
century ago
Miss Emma Wilmington has been com
missioned by Governor Jones OF Arkansas
an honorary colonel of the reserve militia,
the first appointment of the kind ever
made in that state.
Mrs. Susan X. Wattles, the Kansas pio-
neer, who died the other day. was the
widow of the famous Augustus Wattles,
the close friend and coworker with John
Brown in the underground railway"
Mrs. 5. r. Mallory, widow of the secre-
tary of the navy Of the Confederate states,
is now almost helpless and was unable to
attend the ceremonies at the recent hang
ing Of her husbands picture in Memorial
hall, New Orleans.
Miss Helen Kellar, the celebrated deaf,
dumb and blind girl has left her studies
for time and is giving herself up entirely
to regaining her health. She expects soon
to resume under private tutors her prepa-
rations for entering college.
Princess Therese, daughter OF Prince
Luitpold, regent OF Bavaria, has had con
ferred upon her the degree of Phi. ID. by
the University Of Munich The princess is
the author of a scientific book based on
travel In Brazil and is the first woman to
receive the degree.
Mrs. Eliza Day OF Buffalo, Wy, il
widely known in her state as the woman
who won the first prize for potatoes at the
Columbian exposition. Mrs. II. j. Foster
OF the same town is successful apiarist.
and Mrs. Emma Dowlin and Miss Emma
Taylor are ranchers and stock growers.
Mime. Verdi, who died few weeks ago
left considerable property in her own
name. She was successful as an artist in
her early days and had amassed fortune
before her marriage. During her life she
had built hospital at Villanova Sail
Arda, little hamlet near SAINT Agata,
the Verdis' home. At her death she left
this institution $4,000 francs. The rest OF
her property Is divided among charitable
institutjons
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-05-27
Notice to Co-Owners.

State of Montana. -
County of Cascade 80
To Fannie Wilson. her heirs, executors or as
signs
You are hereby notified that l the under
signed. have expended during the years 1897
and 1898 the sum of One Hundred [S100l dollars
in labor and improvements for each Of said
years upon the Huxley lode. situated in Mont
ana mining district unorganized near the
town OF Neihart, and joining the London, Mon
arch and Joe Van lOdes, more particular de-
scription OF which is found in the location not
ice Of said lode recorded in the office of the Re-
corder of Cascade county. Montana: that said
labor was performed and materials furnished
for the purpose of holding the said claim under
the provisions of section 2324 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States and the amend
ments thereto concerning annual labor upon
mining claims for the years ending December
81, 1897 and December 81, 1898: and If within
ninety days from the service of this notice tor
within ninety days after publication of this no.
tiCel you fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion of said expense as co-owner, to wit
one hundred tSlOO) dollars together with the
cost OF this publication, your interest in said
claim viii become the property of the subscrib-
er, your co-owner, who has performed the work
and made the required expenditures according
to the terms of said section. IRA MYERS.
Dated at Great Falls, Montana, this end day
of May. 1899.
First publication May g. 1899.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-05-27

The Great Falls Tribune opposes
the corset trust because of its tight
ening influence upon the people.
Not woman in the land will escape
its close embrace. That paper de-
clares that the corset trust will
squeeze more people than the iron
and steel trust and the amalgamated
copper company thrown in. The
corset trust embraces more than the
ordinary business man pays much
attention to, and is mighty close
affair. 1t is perhaps not good form
to suggest that this trust is likely to
be inflated or padded, and investors
are advised to let it severely alone
unless they are thoroughly familiar
with the subject. The editor of the
Tribune is against the corset trust
with all his heart.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-05-27
GENERAL NOTES.

Loveland, o., sees 10000 fire.
EXPIRES. Harrison has sailed for
England.
Philadelphia has a yarn trust of
$5O,OOO,OOO.
A ferry on the Danube capsizes,
drowning IA.
Business portion of Jerome, Ariz +,
wiped out by fire.
Gov. Tanner of Illinois will not
run for a second term.
The corner stone of the new Chi
cago post Office will be laid Oct 8.
Joe Wolcott knocks out Dick
O'Brien in Ia rounds in New York.
Six killed and four injured is the
result of the Colesburg, Iowa, lorna
do.
Dewey has sailed for New York,
and will reach that place about July
Is.
There is no truth in the story of
Prof. Andree's letter found in a bot
tie.
Postmen in Paris, numbering
5000 go out on strike for more
pay.
Detroit has decided to purchase
its street railways and other public
utilities.
Earth county, Tex, sees terrific
cyclone, destroying some lives and
much property.
Explosion in military laboratory
at Copenhagen kills seven and
wounds dozen.
Kid McPhartland beats Spike Sui
livan in 25 round go at the Lenox
athletic club, n. Y.
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Notice for Publication.

United States Land ofice, Helena Montana
April oath 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed In this office notice Of
thelf intention to make final proof in support OF
ihclr respective homestead entries and that said
PROOFS Will be made before w. NJ. Cockrill Uni.
TED States commissioner for the district of
Montana at his Office rooms and 4, Phelps
block. in the city of Great Falls Cascade coun-
ty; Montana, ON the 18th day of June 1899 viz:
John Olson, who made homestead entry No
Sl3S Tor the southwest quarter "a of section of
one township sixteen 1877 north OF range
nine ~ east.
Lawrence Grant, who made homestead entry
NO gl39 for the north half l1s of the southwest
quarter i and the north half u of the south
east quarter IA of section twenty-three 1881
township sixteen il6l north of range ten fl0i
east. ~
They names the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence npon and cultivation
of said lands viz:
John Olson, Charles w. Allen, Andrew c. OIL
son, Fred c. Poole and Lawrence Grant all OF
stanford, Montana.
GEORGE D. GREENE. Register.
First publication May 8, 1899
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-05-27
MONTANA. MAY p, 1899.

An automobile with two men
aboard is making the trip from
Cleveland to New York.
The Fitzsimmons-.J .Jeffries bout
will occur on Coney island June 8.
Odds are s to 3 on Fitz.
Sentiment in Newfoundland is
said to be growing in favor of an
nexation to the United States.
Schooner Ganges sunk off Col
chester, Lake Erie, in collision with
steamer Presque Isle. No lives lost.
Kid Mccoy will challenge the
winner of the F'itzsimmons J effries
fight, and deposit $4,000 as a guar
antee.
Troops have been sent to the Mo-
qui Indian reservation, Ariz., to
compel the redskins to submit to
vaccination.
A Missouri judge has decided
that husband cannot sue his wife
in the courts because in the sight of
the court they are one.
The prolonged strike of shovelers
of Union 81, Buffalo dock, was de-
clared off Tuesday, a compromise
being the basis of settlement.
Frank Erne and Kid Lavigne will
scrap at Buffalo July 3, for $500
and the light weight championship.
They will meet at 1913 pounds,
Mayor Jones of Toledo, O., is
moving in the direction of opening
public play grounds for the children.
1t is said that 100000 will be spent
in this enterprise and parks for
children will be opened all over the
city.
A verdict of $4,000 against the
G. n. railway in favor of Elmer
Sloniker of St. Paul is sustained by
the supreme court. The case is for
damage to Sloniker's six year old
daughter who lost a leg by the care
lessness of the train men.
The following ruling has been re-
Gently made by the secretary of the
interior. On the death of home
steader, leaving a widow and heirs,
the widow takes the homestead right
of her husband free from any claim
on behalf of the heirs, and is vested
with full power to complete the en-
try for her own benefit, or to relin-
quish the same if she so elects.