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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-21
Minister Conger on
Chinese Situation,
Critical Condition of Chinese
Government.

Pskiu. Nov IL via Shanghai, No,
dS The belief that the note of the
powers to the Chinese com missiouers
Prince Ching and Ii Huog Chang, will
De completed soon is strengthened By
the results Of the recent Informal oon.
ference OF the ministers of the powers
Mr. Cooger, the United States minis
ter. said to correspondent of the As.
ISOLATED Press today:
"Tbe situstion 10 apparently very
favorable to the early beginning Of
oego'is'ious for a preliminary settle
meat. l believe that the next meeting
OF the foreign envoys will virtually \
settle ell points Of difference between
the representatives Of the powers. who
will lose 90 time 10 presenting the de.
mands.I
"Wbat the result will be it is impcs.
sible to foretell. Events bave placed
Cbins 10 q very critical positieo
Whether she will be able to preserve
her iotrcgrity and to save her trade
relations With the rest of the world will
depend upon what the powers demand
10 the 6osl settlement and upon her
willingness to accept promptly the
conditions proposed
''lt is quite unlikely, If not impos.
'ibIe, that the Chinese court will retur o
to Pek'o before next spring. bu. I do
not anticipate any serious delay 10 tho
progress of the negotiations With the
Chinese commissioners as they are 10
telegrsphic Communication With the
court"
M,l'tsry operations are virtually At q
stsndstill. The German aud Italian
expeditions porthward passed through.
the Nso.Ksu pase uoopposed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-21
Dtspensary in Georgia.

The Georgia Legislature is 10 q fair
way to adopt the dispensary system for
that State. The house committee on
temperance has approved the bill for
the purpose introduced by Honorable
Seaborn Wright. aud recommends i,s
passage.
The measure proposed is similar 10
many respects to the South Carolina
dispensary. The author of the bill saws
1t is "an exact copy of the dispensary =
law now in force 10 the city of Athens -
aud the South Carolina law was
patterned after the Athens law
Greenvilie News.
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Mrs. l.. Atkinson
MILLINERY.

She has the largest and finest collection
she has ever exhibited, including scores of
rich novelties in Imported Round Hats
Toques and Bonnets. as we!l ss q choice va
riety Of handsome designs from her work.
room.
The assortment is large enough and varied
enough 10 insure a perfect choice to every
one, while the prices will be found more than
attractive.
10 The Untrimmed Hat Department we are
showing a most extensive assortment Of the
newest and best shapes and colors-at rea-
sonable prices. Ia this department We are
sho wing a particularly attractive assortment
OF Ready to. Wesr Turhaus and Toqucs in
Velve,s, Fets, Panne Vslvels aod Tucked
Silks.
A choice variety of Cbildreo's Trimu ed
Hats, for school aud dress wear, at moderate
prices
Oct 3
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Star Bank Wrecker.

Cincinnati. O., Nov 18 -Uui.ed
States Baok Examiner Tucker today
took possession of she Germao Nation al
Bank at Newport. Ky. and posted a
ice,ou that the bank would remain
closed pending 90 examicstiou Exam
iner Tucker also snnonoced uucficially 2
that Frank M. Brown, the Individual
bookkeeper sud assistant cashier, wss
missing aud that partial investig alton
showed that Brown was short about
$2Ol 900 Brown had been with the
bank IL years. was one Of .hs most
trusted meo ever connected With this
old bank, and it is stated by the experts
that bis operations extcud ded back as far
ss teo years The capital ssook of the
bank is only 100000 Brow6's
alleged shortage is double that amount
and more thau the reserve aod all the
assets. including their real estate.
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Purihcation Of New York.

New York. Nov. II 7--Richard
Croker called for Englaud todsy on
board the steamer Lucsnia. AT the
Democratic clut before sterling for
the pier. M Croker said
"This movement by Tsmmany ball
against vice mesns business We
have taken up the fight to purify the
city in earnest. and We propose to
carry Il to . successful issue
"Have you any parting iustruc.
tons to give to the committee Of Eve
in the matter OF the vice crusade ?''
Mr Croker was then asked
"Only this" he answered "This
pIsu was formed two months ago
We did not put it into execution
before election because we feared the
people would misconstrue the motives
which actuated tho plan for the
be,terment of the city"
Chief Devery was asked q. police
headquarters today il be had read
the letter cent by Bishop Potter to
Mayor Ven Wyck. calling attention
to On alleged lsxness in the police
department He replied:
IL have nothing to cay touching
on or sppertsiniog to that matter u
He msde . similar answer when ssk
ed il the Investigations and resultan,
complaints made by tho Tsmmsuy
committee Of Eve 10 the search sfte,
vice would DO tres,ed 10 lhe custo
mary manner.
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RESULT OF ELECTION.
VOTE WAS LARGER THAN
WAS EXPECTED.

Colsobia. '!os. l9.-The State
bessd Of oaavssssrs 10 to meet iu this
city Thursdsy 60 declare The resuls
81 Ne general election 10 this State
% uov 9th. This board coosists of
shs seosessEy Of state, sts,s treasurer,
attorney gsaeral. sdjussos general.
eonpssoller general and the c6sirmsn
Of the committee on privilege asd
elections In the senate and iu the
houee Ex Senator L n Rseiu,
formerly clerk Il the secretary of
esate be 6aished The work Of tsbu.
sssisg The 6gures - returned By the
several counties
Tho constitutional amendments
~ess csrsied Thss relsling 10 the
peblio Indebtedness Of Columbia s,d
oshss cities received 22,630 to 8,l08
10 oPposieiep That relating TO drsio
A0e wss essried BY vote Of 81 $3.50
% o.el7. The only counties which
voted sgsisss the 6rss were Baruwell,
ksrshsw. ssd in Ooonee shere vas
tsss two votes difference. Bsruwell.
Fsisdeld. Ooopee cad Usiop opposed
The drainage amendment No vote
% either amendment 10 recorded
eso0 Williamsburg.
The vote for pfesideutisl electors
- = .
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Monterey. Mexico, Nov. 10
rrepsrstions ere being made by q
drm IN this city to erect q plan, for
the manufacture Of rubber from q
native waste shrub called gusyuls
IL 10 claimed that the substitute turn
Cd out by tho process of the origi.
nssors Of the idea. after being wi
csnlaed. 10 10 every way equal 10 the
product Of the rubber tree for msny
OF the uses to which the latter 10 10,
iu the industries and msnufsc,ories
A second company 10 another city
10 also engaged IN . similar venture,
but by sooiher process The shrut
grows In unlimited quantity In many
States snd hss been hitherto coz
sideTed useless
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Ossayo. PS. Nov lS.-Four wsu we're
busssd 70 death 10 . 6rs which today
dssssoysd che MoGooissl house, .
thrss.ssory frame baildiog. The hotel,
bssa ssd the opcrs house. The three
6sildiess were burned TO tho srouod 10
half 90 hosr from the time the Gre
sssrtsd.
NegIoes in Beaufort county receive
fully $4,000 In pensions sunsslIy
from tho federal government.
MsoiIs, Nov l7.-Tvo hundred b0lo
sss 9th 6hy riaes. s,,rssksd Bussoo,
Island Of Psesy. Oss 80 The Aoeri.
ssss loss three meo killod-Lisus n.
-. kooots. Sesst Kissh sed Corr
Dssss--sll Of Co.psoy r. 44sh isiso
tsy. The seeey loss 100 killed, 2l
vssadsS, ssd 20 prisosss.
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WONDERFUL MEMORY
OF FRANK BROWN.
HOW the Defaultlng Bank
Clerk Made His Large
Haul.

| Nuo'uoo''' NoV 10 -Ine eXperte
who have been working today with
Receiver Tucker on the books of the
Germsn National bank, at Newport
Ky, place the shortage of Frank M.
Brown. the missing assistant cashie,
and individual bookkeeper, at $I9l,
900. According to reports from
those who were with Brown when be
left last Tuesday night be had less
than $500 with him Browns saIary
was only $1,000 per year. Cases
are now cited where be spent more
than that amount in one day. His
bond wac for $4,000. aud it is good
as far a. it goes.
United States District ATTORNEY
Hill will arrive from Paducah tomor.
row. when, it is said, criminal pro.
ceedings will begin. The federal
detectives have certain persons nnder
surveillance aud there are reports
tonight about arrests that will follow
on the arrival of District Attorney
Hill.
During tho run on the German Ns.
tionsl bank. ct Newport, last Satur.
day, $500 600 was secured in Cinciu.
natl to bridge the trouble. This was
returned today asd Receiver Tucker
bad other moneys and papers also
transferred to Cincinnati.
Browns system required q wonder.
fol memory The experts cay be
carried in bis head the figures that
enabled him to call off correctly q
lot o: false entries in way to throw
the clerks who were doing the
checking with him off the track. A
depositor would put 10 $3,loO.
Brown would enter the proper
smopn: of the deposit iu one book
and enter it as 500 in another
He would take the differeuce-$3..
OO0-hineelf. Then when 1t came
to checking up be would handle one
of the books. another clerk would
check and Brown would call off
Instead of calling off $lOO, which
appeared as the amount of the de.
post on the book which be was hand
ling. be would call it as So, 100, thus
making il correspond with the book
in the hands of the other clerk
He also, it is alleged, worked in
another way A depositor would
draw out 500 -Brown would make
the proper entry in one book and
enter $500 in another. When the
deposition had his account checked
up the figures were taken from the
book in which the correct entry had
been made When the bank officials
looked to see what amount WAS due
the depostor they were given their
information from the book which
showed that So, 100 had been With.
drawn. Brown had memorized all
the individual accounts and the
experts find no private marks of any
kind on the book The general
ledger was kept correct and balanced
With the cash. while the individual
ledger. it is alleged. was fixed to suit
Browns purse, the former being the
one that the bank officials examined.
II is generally believed that Browns
fist shortage started accidentally
with sn error Of 900 in the indi
vidual accounts.
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TRUST TO CONTROL
ALL CAROLINE PINE.
Mammoth Consolidation Of
Lumber Companies.

oVueouueIO0 OF Ium0er CoW pA0 see
will probably be announced within q
week or sso days. Fourteen CON pauies
ss lesss are to be included 10 ,be oom
koasioo II the plans do not miscarry,
ssd several oshers. usking. perhaps, .
total Of 20. are expected to be added
4 Gst Of The corporations DOW interest.
cd 10 The osgosiasioos and including
The largest Of shem. 10 90 follows:
A,lso,io Coas. Lumber company Of
Gsorsssowo. 8. O.; Baooiog Lumber
company d Eisosoo. N. q; Camp
Lumber company Of Franklin, w.;
Cope Fear oompsoy of WiluioR,ou,
n. @, Gay Manufacturing company Of
Sufolk. W.; Gresoleaf Johnson com.
pssy. Norfolk. w.; E. e J.cksou l.
70. Wssbiogsoo. D. G.; Roanoke
Rsilsssd sod Lanbsr Company Of
Norfolk. W.; Roper Luubsr com p.uy
Of Norfolk. W.; Suffolk Saw Mill
so~psoy Of Suffolk. W.; Ssrry Luu.
Der eoopsoy Of Baltimore ; Tuuis
Brosbers Lowber eompsoy Of Norfolk,
Va: Virgins S.v Mill ssop.oy Of
Norfolk.
IL 10 said the deal 10 tho resuls Of .
meeting held 10 this city prior to she
election Amoss those Who psr.ioi.
pssed 10 ,bis conference we're Aueu uss
Bslmoos sf shs New York ssotinR
6ru. Cbarlss r Flint. Dr. jos o.
White sod joseph Assrbsck Of New
York, and representatives Of aearly oil
'hs .so~psaiss asusd above After
sbs eooisrsass The party proceeded to
Norfolk and inspected tie plsu.s Of
soue OF The lambsr companies A
eoofessses bss sioes been held 10 New
York and the oegot,asioos. hAye, it is
said. prsotisslly reached . successful
terminstioo
Il 10 understood that oil the capital
70 secure ths consolidation will be
forthcoming and that tho Bslmouts will
6osuoe the deal, the total value of the
v.rioos plsuss being about $25. .OOO,.
600
Mr Auerbaoh 10 to attend to the
legal side OF the proposition. The
combustion 10 to oootrol the market for
Carolina pine. which is said to have
been much demoralissd by oompe,itioo
between the numerous coueeros in the
trade, This class Of lumber figures
ex'snSively ss building material, being
used 10 every way that lumber is ne
cesssry 10 the erection Of all Glasses Of
sructurse., According to a prowi.
nens lumber mao. 1t is not proposed to
advance prices. bot TO make money By
scououisiug 10 the operating expenses
and also not 10 iooreass the export OF
lumber
Gossip about the deal was frequeu,
10 trade circles today. Ex-senator
Tunis OF the Tunis Lumber company,
which bss its mills .. Norfolk, return.
ed from New York. but declined to
discuss details Of the combine He
admitted. however. that negotiations
are 10 progress Coz Smith. Of this
State. is heavily interested 10 the Surry
Lumber oo~psny. He is also interest.
Cd 10 sbs Surry. Sassex sod Sou,h,mp
ten. Railroad, which penesrstos the
timber lands Of the former COMPANY.
IL 10 . osrrow gauge liss 28 miles 10
length sod would doub,lsss bs included
10 the deal.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-21

Princeton, N j. Nov II Prince.
ton wouod up the most disastrous foot
ball season 10 the history of the uoiver.
s'sy At dusk this evening by losiog her
annua! game to Yale by score of 20 to
.. there was a crowd of 5000 pre-
sent. Never has any Orange and.
Back eleven beel so humilisted.
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New York Lite Insurance ComDaDV.

nLDEST and largest International Life
w. Insurance Company .in the world. On.
Grating uoder the control of 90 Governments
NO shareholders. Assets over $236, 600, 600.
All profits paid to policy bolders. Life Ordi.
nary. Accumulation Policies. Ten, Fiji.
teen, Twenty Payment Accumulation Poll.
cies. Ten, Fifteen, Twenty.yesr Eudowmeu
Accumulation Policies Policies nor. .forfeita.
Ole, incontestable.
H. FRANK WILSON, Agent,
Sept l2-3m Sumter. q n
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CONGRESSIONAL

SSNuhT JOlOShL
The vote for representatives 10 con.
grsss 10 % follows
Fret D,ssriot-Willism Elliot 8 666
W w Beckett 1878.
Second Dis,rio,--W ] Tslbsr, 6. .7l3.
Odou 156
Third Dissrios-A @ Lssirer 7, 1884,
A O Msrrisk 203
Fousth dissrios--Jos T Johosoo
8.lS9. 8 T Pointer 25t.
Filth Dis'sio.--D e Finley 6.634.
Joo r Jones 1S3
Sixth Dissrie,-R b Scsrborous b
7.606. b A 6sswsrs 396
Seventh Disssict-J Wm Stokes
1895. A d Dso,slsr 624
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FARMS FOR SALE.

WE HAVE MANY FINE FARMS IN
w this and other sections. owned by sew.
erai large Mortgage Companies, who desire to
make quick sale of oil real estate 90 band
THESE FARMS WILL BE SOLD REGARD.
LESS OF COST,
and this is the best chance ever offered 70
secure
HONEAS A LOW PRICE AND ON EASY
PAYMENTS.
Write for printed list at once, aud buy be.
fore We rent for aso,hsr year
TITLES ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
ALEXANDER h JOHNSON.
7O3 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
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Meteorological Record.

The following is report of observations
OF The weather taken at Stateburg, by DR.. ".
W Anderson, for tie 10 days eudinR Oct
81, 1900:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-21

fue vuto TOT tu6 f6speottse electors
10 % follows
X d Lee, 47.283; b H Moss.
81 1876; NJ w Snnmoss. 47,1Y9; w
w Williams. a, ,1s8; Cole L Blesss,
~ ,233; w MsB Sloss. 47.23l; w p
Pollock. Al. 1885, NJ 8 O,ussy, 47.l99;
~ h Bsbfe, Al. .232.
w ID Cruu. S.625; l. w G Bisloek,
1919; George Holuss 3.579; T A
Oisn. 3. 679; Jsues w Table "A, $40;
n J FsIioe. 8.628; r p Roberts,
LOIS; u. x Holloway 3.6Y9; g W
Muffal. 3 862l.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-21

Crepe hssus paper &c = roll Q, H. G. Os.esa
/ Cos. Oo, 2s-A,
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STATE OFFICERS,

The vote fof State officers isll tsbiod
ihss fos psssidsetial electors. 10 Aikeo
sossty there we're Is votes recorded
sssioss Gov MeSsesasy sod Is ssaiuss
J n rillmso. lisa'eosss.goveroor.els
10 Nsvbesry there wss one vote sssius,
mr T,llusn
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sPsrtly cloudy.
RSios during October we're sufficient to
revive cotton sufficiently to star, it blooming
sfrcsh asd 90 doubt helped yoaog bolls that
we're near drying up to 60 on to maturity.
Little COED Was doas 10 gardens snd late
crops
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-21

1 O'oSpuCuou uoCIbVAuOu ORQ OccO
written 90 the triple orown of Rome
the Russian armies invaded Catholic
France. Forty Eve days later tho battle
OF Sedan was fought With Protestant
Prussia. the victory, snd 20 days bad
ooly elapsed when the united armies
entered the Holy City, whore the pope
held swsy,bringing With them carloads
OF Bibles The pope lost bis temporal
power. soa since that day the creed has
been weakening.
"The Roman church ct one time
held sway everywhere. but now both
that church aud Spanish domius.iou
have fallen of their high psdes.als
When Spain 10 arraignsd tbs Romau
Catholic Church should bs srr.iRued
With that power as oo.responde eus.
Ever siooe Isabella signed away tho
liberty OF Spain to the popo there has
been 40 illegitimste alliance between
sta'scraft and priestcrsft sgsius. houau
liberty and human progress
The applause which followed this
sslly Vas as tremendous as il vas
Spontaneous.
DE- Dses said 10 conclusion that tho
woss promising 6,ld among The Sps Dish
speaking populations 10 America va,
opening 10 Puerto Rico aud advised the
committee TO spare oeisher expense no,
labor to ous! Rome 10 that island
The Lamar register., 1900-11-14
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO..
CHICAGO.

Nails at the Second Hand Store
For bargains in farm lands go to
G. b. Thoman.
For a bargain in iron beds go to
the Second Hand Store.
See McLean's SOC underwear. 1t
is the best in town for the money.
DIR. A. w. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor of
Irwin building, East Main street.
If YOU have disease medicine will
rot cure, go to DIR. S. w. Billingslea
He is curing cases of this kind daily.
Irwin's store has juet received the
best and ch eapest line of ladies' and
children's cloaks and jackets ever
brought to Lamar. New styles, box
coats and bolero jackets
WHITES CREAM NERMIFUGE
removes the unhealthy tissue upon
which worms thrive; it brings, and
quickly, healthful condition of body
where worms cannot exist. Price 70
cents. I. H. Myers.
have bought the E. E. Butler
stock of dry goods and as there are
many lines I have big stock OF this
gives me an extra amount, and it will
pay you to look this stock over before
buying as I am going to unload the
goods. w. J. JOHNSTON.
The Lamar register., 1900-11-14
church Services.

At the Methodist church next Sun
day morning Rev. Knuckey will
preach from the subject "Christ in
Prophecy" in the evening "An Ig
nominions Sale" Hymns for the
morning service Nos. 697, $50 and
666; in the evening Nos. 200, 2O7
and n.
BAPTIST CHURcH-We have our SER
vices as usual at the opera house on
Sunday. Preaching at l l a. m. and
7:3O p. IN. Sunday school at 1Oa. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:3O p. m.
at the home of Mr.. Farrar on the
north side. A cordial invitation to
all, especially to strangers.
2. A. EUBANK, Pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT-Preaching next
Sunday morning at the usual hour
Asking for King" is the morning
subject. Services begin at eleven
o'clock and close at twelve. ga Ter
rible Fate Predicted" is the evening
subject. There will be a business
meeting of the church the first Sun
day in December, $50 p. m.
CLAY T. RUNYoN, Pastor.
The Lamar register., 1900-11-14

DOR SALE-A good store house,
IL good location, good stock OF
goods at bargain. Old age is my
reason for selling. W. H. MoRRIs,
Granada, Colo
The Lamar register., 1900-11-14
For Sale.

300 head of cows and heifers. Well
graded stock. Are in pastures close
10 Lamar. Can be seen at any time.
MAXWELL FARM Co,
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1900-11-14

visiting friends IN Lamar today.
Hon. N. N. Mclean was up at the
state capital last week looking over
the situation.
]. I. Rhodes has been in Lamar
several days the past week taking a
short vacation.
o. A. Barnett proved up home
stead in 25-2249 before the local
land office last Thursday.
Z. Frost Liggett went to Denver
Sunday night, returning again Mon
day night, making a quick trip.
Moroni Shaw on Monday made
final proof before the Lamar land
office on his homestead in 19-23-4S
Chas. Carter, Denver agent of the
State Life Insurance Co, has been
visiting Agent Miller in Lamar to-
dy.
Thomas Spence returned on Satnr-
day from Syracuse, where he bad
been helping to swell the Mckinley
majority.
j. w. Calhoun, of Holly, was in
Lamar last Friday and made final
proof on desert land claim before
the land office.
County Clerk Curry on last Friday
is nee marriage license to MIR. John
,ieudenha.l and Miss Nora Scott,
both of Granada.
Rev. Symington came down from
Las Animas today to visit his Lamar
parishoners He was accompanied
lby Rev. Grimes of Denver.
Mrs. E. r. Bannister has gone to
her former home in Valley Falls,
South Dakota, where she will remain
several months visiting friends and
relatives.
L. Writ Markham and A. e. Bent
went to Denver Monday morning to
attend some doings, which the Shrin-
ers engaged in Monday night. They
returned Tuesday apparently none
he worse for their trip
j. B. Mourning is burning very
large kiln of brick, there being ten
arches, and the kiln containing over
+wo hundred thousand brick. At
night in the vicinity of the kiln one
gets the impression that the internal
regions are not far off.
Three new ware houses are about
to be constructed. These buildings
will be back of the store rooms of
the Goodale, Everett and Cooper
buildings, and the building of them
is made necessary by the increased
business of the merchants occupying
the stores.
The canvassng board consisting
of County Clerk Curry and Justices
Deeter and Frybarger commenced
work on the official count of the re-
turns today, but right at the start
struct one of the usual snags which
will probably delay the announce
ment of the result another day.
Hon. Jesse g. Northcutt, Hon. r.
r. Ross, Watt McHendrie and d. w.
Stone were here the latter part of
last week, having come down from
Las Animas to stay over Sunday.
District court was in session in Bent
county, and adjourned until Monday
of this week, SC they came down to
Lamar for visit. Judge Northcntt
and Mr.. Ross were kept pretty hnsy
receiving the congratulations of their
numerous friends here over the hand
some majority they received in their
re election.
The census figures for Colorado,
both by counties and towns, will be
found on the 9th page of the Reg
lister this week The town of Lamar,
according to these figures, has pop
ulation of 9S7, Holly 1854, and Ora
NADIA 204 The Lamar figures do not
include the two unincorporated addi
tiohs to the town which have apopu
lation of over 200. Practically every
town in the valley but Lamar secured
additional time and help to in
enra a Ufn1I count." and tbey made
The Lamar register., 1900-11-14

See Cal Downing for all kinds of
draying. Telephone No. q.
Latest in millinery now on display
in Irwin's drv goods and millinery
store.
Prepare for cold weather and get
your underwear, blankets, shoes, etc
at Mclean Bros.
Never before has there been brought
to Lunar such an elegant line of silk
shirt waists and kid gloves, as those
now to be seen at Irwin's store.
HERBINE sweetens the breath,
brightens the eyes and clears the com
plexion without the slightest i'll eff
fects whatever, and ensures the nat
ural bloom of health. Price SO cents.
I. H. Myers.