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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-19
Young Folks
Shoes.
Reliable Shoes at moderate prices
Best feathers. best makes. and shapes
adaptable for growing feet.

Misses Box Calf Button and Lace Shoes ante
lHlic last. extension >ocs- spring heels sizes
S-..bD
Mte>'e Wei Kid Button and Lace Shoes. Jitent
leather up autopedic last, extension sOles sizes IL
10 =. Pair. -............ e., "a
MISSES Wen All Button and Lace Shoes, common
Siis' last patent leather tip: comforts for
Gf," ln- feet sizes IL TO 2 Pais ...........
Youths Calf aIl Wei Kid Lace Shoes extension
SnlcS: sizes II To =. Pair. Observation-Disclosures s. 30
Chilir"ls Button and Lace Shoes. common s.rs.
last. patent leather and tip Of same sizes 81.
thildrcn's Button and Lace Shoes, natura last
patent leather tip heavy and light sole, very
Portable for the little sizes ~ s. Pr 81
Infants Ruti"n Shoes. patent leather with cloth
or leather tops: sizes to &. Pair. .........S 81 -
Infants 'Nerer-Slip Button and Lace Shoes.
LItGra last sizes TO q. Pair. 81 90
Third floor
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MARRIED.

Hil-ANo- McCLpSkY. At Wilmington Del. June
O. 1888 by Rev IL Il: Brooks. MARY u. DE
LANO To GEO. J. MctLOSkN
ON "Wednesday January l.
lHhl. 10y tn" Rev Father p''unnpll nj the
Parsonage q: ST. Stephens Church, MARY r.
hNTt-l-i. Of this city and ROBERT 4. GIN
CELL of Maryland
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Mems
Unlaundered Shirts,
2Sc.s 3 for Sl.00.

We again have a complete line Of
sizes in this very popular Shirt
Made OF good muslin, with set-in
linen bosom; neckband split at back
70 keep collar button from coming in
contact with the neck. An excep-
tionally good value
$50. each, 3 for SIoo.
First DOG.
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&c. each. 3 for SI.OO.
Corset
DEPART t.

Department.
a most carefully selected stock OF
CorsetS, foreign and domestic, is here
and in satisfactory variety A gener-
Gus sprinkling of Paris novelties. in
Guiding many beautiful specimens
for evening wear
j. h: Cprscts. b'tisfe. dainty white. pink and blue
tops hLish"d with lace and ribbon Pair. 81 %
X & g. CorScts, coutil, extra long. medium and
short: white and black. Pair acknowledgements 90
T. Il. Corsets. sateen heavily boncd, two side
stce!s. extra lon. and medium, black and white
,D
W G. C"rscts, French sateen. cut bias low
oLSl long hlps falr. 81 90
Her Majesty Corscts, suitable for stout figures
:, 81 10
l. e Corsets. black Italian cloth, straight front
MO
Ladies' S-rvi"ttes. Dozen. Coo to soc
Latest style BustleS Each. ........ pc to Toe
Second floor - ''
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Saturdays
Pure Food List.

Ramona california Teaches. dozen ...... S.. %
lt1hlpla california Apricots dozen cans. 90
New World california Fears, dozen cans. /. NJ
New World California Plunls dozen cans. l. Is
hlcttke bartlett Pears. 3 cans for Poe.
run butter SID. can 1Sc.
Dtitnce Brand Tomatoes, Glib can. ......... Toe.
Nahtirphe brand Iorua toes, dozen g0c.
KosalIs River Maine Corn, dozen cans ...... %
W * L. Maine Corn, dozen cans. ....-...... I. 20
Ne" 1ork state torn. dozen cans. $40.
eureka Extra Sifted Peas dozen cans. ....... 100
tdhiiTai Hiittd feaS dozen cans ........... .65
ROE Shtt'i ieas dozen cans ............... l.. 20
Lima haahs Deithce brand dozen cans. Ito
Sfihe Deans GoHeh cans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ito
ohioTu haAeu Beans dozen cans. ..-....-... !. 30
FRANKLIN GrahuIated sugar, o-lb bag pic.
raVorite Bfshd fastry fiOur. l-l6 of sack. BE.
kastons Breakfast Food, package. ........ I5c
Ihlsours : litos, package. .-.............. lie.
cream OF wheat package Observation-Disclosures. 15c.
t,erhea package OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lac.
Mheatlet, package lie.
". x L. Coffee. Id SIC.
ts.ylon Coffee, ID S4c.
Armour Key Soap. IL cakes for. ..-....-... 25c.
Schuitzs star soap. cake. .--....... &c.
Proctor d GsmbIe's Oteine Soap, cake. Axe
Proctor & Candles Lenox Soap, cakes for. 25c.
Fifth floor.
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Glove
Special.

A small lot 10 dozen PAIRS of
Women's 2-clasp Russian Leather
Gloves. made in the latest English
walking style; mahogany shade.
SI.OO pair.
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Special Sale Of
WorNen's Hosiery

Consisting OF large purchase and
including the new Coli Reds, Fancy
Hose in checks. vertical stripes, lace
and embroidered effects: also Plain
Hack Cotton and Isle They are
good, OF high character and are in
trinsicallv the best values obtalnable
Tor the several prices. We name in
part The following:
ltD liz "a pairs Women Fast EIa.k Cotton Hose.
W. tI.fI-.l- solos. high si.lirr,i heels
2oc.. : pairs for soc.
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Zee. @ I'm pairs W.,li.tu'~ T,~t Elrk Cotton Hos,
d l,... g5...-~ ls.!! -I1.-a! ..I>. L,1f. ~pl,.s.
PIC. : pairs for SI.OO,
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Boys Furnishing
Department.

We are showing complete stock
OF Boys Furnishings in this depart
ment, including Collars, Cuffs, Neck
wear, Suspenders. Bicycle Hose,
Hall Hose, Wooden Gloves, Shirts.
Palamas. Sweaters. House Goats,
Bath Robes. Dressing Gowns, etc.
So. cill sail Of Boys Unnunier,d Shirts made of
good muslin with linen b,lsonIs and Wristbands
sizes l2i.. Il. l::l..
$50. each, 3 for SIoo.
Boys Muslin Night Shirts. fancy trimmed from: :.
!. ''''c.
Boy i'niatt Flannel Night Shirts. soft AMI
@u,,>j1ntiaL Each .:;..
l'"F> !,rnct Flannel PajaInas. properly prpIor-
'i''7 I.'''i. 81 90
Better Quality Flannel Iaiamas. Each. 49,. 200
ii1y> Fancy Bosom Shirts. open back and from
WIN M" par cTns 10 match: desirable patterns.
\ choice assortment Of Boys Neckwear in the f.,
lowing shapes: Fonr-in hands. string ties band bow
and te'k>. Each. "a.
First hoor. adjoining Mems department.
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Jersey Ribbed Cotton
Corset Covers.

With high neck and long sleeves
Especially suitable for wear with shirt
waists.
$50. and sos each.
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2SC- par

Irs, .iuz.n pairs Women Fast BLACK Crftin H">n.
-',Iius AMI ll-;- weight: nm" quality: extra rl">-
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&c. 3 pairs Tor SI.OO.

1,sr dng.u I'air> W"m-n's LiSle Thread Hose. in
I'ain. i;ir..li"r and l;"rHiranit ribbed anil Tie
q ,l~t.frIl effect
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l,.r ,l.z-r pai~- W"Inrn'> Fast Black Cotton HpSs'
C..Iuj, ~..l.>. high >plictd heels
$50. 3 pairs ior SI.oO.
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Infants

Infants
Department
Is showing a complete line OF Draw
ers, Gowns, Skirts. etc, for children
OF all ages. and calls especial atten-
ton TO the following items:
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~ ) fJdTIS IOt H9f-NU
We have also just received 100
dozen
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PIC. ; pairs for SI.OO.
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Fist floor,
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In Mennori.n.

FRENCH. In loving hui sad remembrance Of
dear little baby daughter. BESSIE MARIE
FRENCH. who departed this life two years ago
today. January ~ ls.Is
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
Our Next Congressman.

After the parade last night by the
band and tiambeau club. there was IA
grand rush to get seats in the opera
house, and when the chairman for
the meeting, Hon. N. n. Mclean, in
troduced our next congressman, Hon.
II. NJ Hogg, he was greeted by a
we'll filed house and in most en-
thusiastic manner.
Mr. Hogg made speech that will
long be remembered in Lamar. He
was frank in his admission of his
own faults during chaotic political
conditions of past few years, witty
when he touched upon the vagaries
of the popocratic platform, always
scholarly and at times very eloquent
He SAID he had wobbled some but
had never belonged to but one party
at a time, while the greatest trust he
had ever bumped up against is John
G. Bell, who is holding three nomi.
nations from different parties with
conflicting platforms. He showed
that in eight years that he has been
in congress, Bell has only secured
the passage of one bill, and it had
Just the opposite effect from what
was intended.
Short addresses were made by
Judge Kerr and Col. Essington be-
fore the meeting closed.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17

and when they return will no doubt
be greeted with crowded houses.
The management of the opera house
is gradually getting on to the merits
of different travelling companies, and
will avoid in the future engaging
anything which will not be well rec
commended Mr.. Lee has made ar
rangements so that in future the peo-
pie will not be gulled by any fake
troupes. Lamar people enjoy going
to shows, and while they do not ex-
pect that the great artists will come
to small town, yet they are ever
ready to patronize and appreciate
earnest and honest work upon the
part of the actors. who do come here.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
School books, all kinds, at Mel an

School books, all kinds, at Mel an
Bros.
For cheap town lots see { B.
Thoman.
Wagon covers and tents at Second
Hand Store.
Mems ulsters from So to SIS &. j.
NJ. Johnston.
G. B. Thoman has the best .liup of
fire insurance. He writes farm rs.
DIR. A. w. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second tloC of
Irwin building, East Main stree,
Don't lose your hair when yor IN
get HAIR tonic, with guar, 20
that it will produce hair or no W
refunded, at Mrs. Bottomley's. Htir
goods and toilet articles.
You can get the latest styles, bost
goods and best fits at Geo. G. MEX
wells, and best of all the prices ire
lover than such suits ever sold here
Go in and see them. He enjoys
showing his goods.
We have seen the frail infant when
faint struggle for existence seemed
almost ended, resusitated and made
strong by the use of WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE. Price %
cents. 1. II. Myers.
A "stitch in times saves nine aud
a dose of BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP at the beginning of
a cold will save You many weary
hours and even days of distressing
and harassing cough. Price, % and
80 cents. l. III. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17

A. N. Parrish was in Holly the first
of the week on business matters.
Earl Garvin is back in Lamar after
having spent the summer rusticating
in Rocky Ford.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17

At a meeting Of the Lamar Brass Band
held at the court house Monday evening
Oct. 10, the following resolutions were
unanimously passed.:
Whereas, The citizens of Lamar have
generously provided the funds to pur-
chase a full set of fine uniforms for the
members of the band, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the thanks of abe band
are hereby rendered to the aforesaid cit
izens, not only for the present OF the set
of uniforms, but for that which we prize
still more highly, this token Of their in
terest in the welfare of the band and
we take pleasure in expressing our ap-
precautions Of this evidence of their kind
ness and we will, by careful pratice and
attention to business endeavor to fur
ther show our qualification, and be 1t
further
Resolved, That art sec / of our con-
stitution be amended to read as follows:
"This organization shall be known as
the Citizens Band of Lamar"
Resolved, That n copy of these resolu-
tions shall be furnished to the Lamar
Register and Lamar Sparks for publ
cation.
w. w. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
JOHN l.. JONES, Secretary.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17

A. N. Parrish was In Holly the first
of the week on business matters.
Earl Garvin is back in Lamar after
having spent the summer rusticating
in Rocky Ford.
o J. Cooper was in Lamar several
days last week visiting home folks,
but could not stay long.
George Strain, from Indiana, was
visiting his brother, NJ. Strain, and
other Lamar relatives the past week.
j L. Mayfield, the merchant and
banker of Granada, was here yester-
day and today attending to various
matters.
Il. Vintou, l. N. Taylor, Ole Woge,
j. g. and Nathan Mendenhall are
some of the Granadaites attending
court this week.
W. G. Russell has purchased lots
in the south part of town and will
soon commence the erection of a
handsome residence there
The Coleburn Family Band went
down to Granada on No. 8 today,
and will furnish music for social
and dance there to. night.
Messrs. Mitchell and Burton have
made all necessary preparations and
will open new meat market in the
Blodgett building this week.
Chas. r. Strain has purchased the
steam laundry and is now in charge
He is pushing young man and is
sure to make success Of the business.
The we'll drilling outfit of G. H.
McVey, of Rocky Ford, arrived in
Lamar this week and will be in shape
to commence sinking the new artesian
we'll in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Brown spent
Saturday and Sunday last visiting
with Lamar people. and enjoyed
themselves among their acquaintan-
ces of their old home.
]. w. Bent went up to Denver and
other western points last week, and
attended to some business matters,
and at the same time enjoyed some
of the pleasures of such trip.
The foundation for DR.. Fewkes'
new house, which he is intending to
erect, has been completed, and the
work of constructing the building
will be pushed right along. The
Doctors new house will be Just north
of the residence of Frank j. Holmes.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
Advertised Letter List.

The following is list of the un-
claimed letters remaining in this of.
fee October II, 1900:
Cain, Jno. Calvert, Miss Olive
Cloud, Hallet. Davis, j. B.
Haskins, G. L. Derry, Jesse.
Foler, Gottlieb. Jaramillo, Abte Manuel.
Jones, j. NJ. Lee. G. II. L.
Linsley, Brit. Mundy, Albert.
Proven, Harvey. Spurgeon, John. 10y
Stevens. E. f. Taylor, Joseph.
Vigil, Juan. Waterhouse, Mrs. Ollie.
Wilson, Mrs Lottie. Woodall, A. J. (2)
Zambole, Nick.
In calling for these letters please
say advertised"
d. E. COOPER, 2. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
For Sale.

300 head of COWS and heifers. Well
graded stock. Are in pastures close
to Lamar. Can be seen at any time.
MAXWELL FARM CO.,
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17

These returns mean one thing to
certainty, and that is this valley is to
be the home of the sugar industry in
this country. The company will un-
questionably build more factories in
this section and Lamar will be next
and don't you forget it.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
Citizens eand of Lamar.

The band boys had uniforms ordered
which arrived the first of this week, and
some of the citizens OF Lamar, who ap-
preciate the faithful work the boys are
doing, and the excellent music they are
furnishing for all public meetings, de-
cided that it would not be in accord
with the usual public spirit OF the town
to allow them to pay for the uniforms
themselves. Therefore the following
subscription list was circulated and the
names secured in about half an hour:
We, the undersigned citizens of La
mar. appreciating the earnest effort be-
ing made by the Lamar Band to perfect
itself, do hereby agree to give the sum
of five dollars each for the purpose Of
paying for the uniforms now ordered.
A. +. Bent L. Writ Markham
NJ. Strain w. g. Gould
ID. f.. Cooper John Curry
w. w. Reynolds c. Frost Liggett
N. n. Mclean j. S. Hasty
w. NJ. Wormley j. A. Williams
Fred Lee G. E. Billingslea
A. Deeter j. NJ. Johnston
Geo. G. Maxwell j. X. Doughty
A. N. Parrish Geo. b. Merrill
w. A. Merrill CRANKY Hillyer
Franz Bros. G. NJ. Lee
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
Seed Rye

The Lamar Seed Company has a
choice lot of new rye nicely cleaned
for seed. Call and supply your needs.
ID. b. NOVELS, Mgr.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
Dennison's Crepe Paper

Complete assortment of colors 1Oc
per roll. Boyd's Up to,Date Drug
Store. Postoffice building.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. L. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17

There will be snow storm about
the oath. Don't let it catch yon
without nobby little crusher. The
weather can't hurt them.
The girl who wears a ''crusher"
Will catch beau to "rush her"
The girl that hasn't one
Will miss II lot of fun.
Altbo' the Wholesale price has ad.
vanced, Mrs. Bottornley is selling
those she has left very cheap in order
to close out the line
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure n
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price 25c
The Lamar register., 1900-10-17
Sugar Season Begins.

Factory returns have been received
from the first shipments of beets to
the Rocky Ford factory, and the re-
suit is beyond anything ever known
anywhere. Whole car loads have av,
eraged mp better than the best tests
made when the company was expert
menting to see if sugar beets could
he successfully grown here. The ex-
ira profits to our farmers will be i'm
mense as some will receive as much
AS 60 per cent more than the S4 per
ton fixed as the basis. The follow
ing are some of the sample returns
from the first shipments:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
THE SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Routine Business Transacted During
the Morning Hour.

Mr. Pettigrew yesterday offered reso-
luton in the Senate requesting the Presi-
dent to inform that body whether the
United States has. through its represent
atiyes. Joined with any other nation in
making demands upon China: if so. what
is the nature OF the demands. and wheth-
er any threats accompany the demand as
penalty for non compliance.
Senators Hale and Aldrich requested
that the resolution 20 over, and under the
rules it went over until today.
During the morning hour a conference
was ordered on the Hawaiian bill and
Senators Cullom. Lodge. and Morgan were
appointed conferees.
The following bills were passed Senate
bin sppropristing $50 600 for light and
fog signal on the new breakwater harbor
OF refuge, Delaware Bay; Senate bill al
lotting land in seVeralty 10 the Indians Of
the Bad River Reservation. Wisconsin:
House bill to pay the widow Of " W
Ashby. late United States Consul al Co
lon. 81 SOC balance OF one years salary:
and Senate bill to pay 20 Alphonso u. Pot
win 81 210 losses incurred by him in con-
uection with a sale Of property By the
United States Consul.
The bill which was recently introduced
in the Senate TO protect fresh water mus
sells in he rivers Of the United States was
reported back adversely from the Judiciary
Committee and was postponed indefinitely
Mr. Jones OF Arkansas offered a resolu-
ton which was agreed to. requesting the
President TO furnish the Senate with ID
detailed statement OF the expenses of the
United States Commissioner General to
the Paris Exposition; with the names.
res licences. and salaries Of experts clerks.
officers. and employees. In explanation %
the resolution Mr.. Jones said that in the
general statement of Mr.. Pecks report
the aggregate expense appeared as $40 900
and the sum paid % eNperts as $500
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

600 FOR $4,000 square feet Of Mall lin ad-
dition to the portion already occupied. at
S250 a square foot. This would make the
entire cost to the public $3.50. 900. Of
which as has been stated. the money cost
will be less than $i.000.000
In conclusion. the committee would
state its entire confidence that the legis-
lation proposed in the bill as amended is
as satisfactory as can be hoped for. There
has been the most complete cooperation
between the Commissioners Of the District
and the officials of the railroad"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
FOR THE CARE OF THE BLIND
An Amendment Proposed to the Dis
trict Appropriation Bill.

The District Commissioners yesterday
sent to the Senate Committee on Ap-
propriatlous an amendment to the clauss
relating to the care and Instruction OF the
blind to be included in the place Of lines
Il and Il. inclusive. page 81. OF the pend
ing District Appropriation Dill.
The additional recommendation reads
as follows:
ticu Of the deserving blind who are ac-
tually residents Of the District Of C0lum-
ba and for the purchase and repair Of
machinery and t0ols which may be needed
to equip workshop for the blind Of the
said District. 5000. to be expended IN
der the direction Of the Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
These unwelcou.
Bs9ssefgsE
Soils

Mr.. +. NJ Pratt Cave. 5. c. writes
For twenty years I was sorelv
afflicted with boils and carbuuclrs
caused by impure blood. 1t is impos-
sible 10 describe my suffering part Of
the time being una bic 10 work or sleep.
Several doctors treated me, and ] tried
all the so-called blood remedies, but
nothing seemed to do me any good.
During the summer Of 1855 I was per
shaded to Try 5. 5. s., and after taking
several bottles was entirely cured and
have had 10 return Of these painful
pests up to the present time.
and any information or advice "
whatever for this service. Send
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
ACCIDENT TO THE sTRINGHAM.

Her Official Trial 4" he Indefinitely
Postponed.
The torpedo boat Stringham, which was
sent from Wilmington Del. 10 Norfolk
TO have her official trial this week has
met with an accident which viii delay
her trial indefinitely The Navy Depart
m,nt has not beer fully informed as to
the character OF the injury. bat it is IN
dersto that the Stringham had her pro-
peller shaft broken. The repairs will be
made at Norfolk.