The Lamar register., 1901-03-06
MONEY LOAN
Pienty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.


Geo. G. Maxwell has something new
this week, look up his ad
Read the new ad OF The New York
Store.
w. A. Merrill made trip to Granada.
Sunday.
Don't fail to see the Knoks O'Tenn es-
see, at the opera house March 18th.
Dan Keesee is down from Las Animas
looking after various business matters
j. B. Cline, Of Granada and his dau ght-
er Mrs. Dickinson were in Lamar Mon
day.
The Lamar Mercantile Co., announces
a clearance sale OF shoes this week, read
their ad.
Mrs. John Yetter and little daughter
Alice, left Monday night for visit with
relatives at Denver.
High L. Hogue, Of Granada, was at
tending to matters Of Importance here
the first Of the week.
Representative Mclean came down
from Denver and spent Saturday and
Sunday ut home.
o. G. Hess came down from La Junta
on Tuesday and attended hearing in
a case pending in the county court.
The will be a meeting of the Women
Of Woodcraft at the home of Mrs. Ed.
Steward, on Friday afternoon at .
o'clock.
There was some money dropped on
the floor at A. Everett 4 Co.'S. store last
week. Owner can have same by proving
property.
James Dodds received the sad inteli-
gence OF the death OF his sister, in Iowa,
yesterday morning. He left for the east
last evening.
City Clerk Harry Syp went to Denver
Tuesday morning, he having recei we'd
word that his father, who resides there.
was quite ill, and Harry went to look
after him.
Mitchell and Burton, the energetic
butchers, have put in a fine new refrig-
orator OF the latest pattern, which adds
much to the appearance and facility OF
Of the shop.
Mrs. Bottomley is in Chicago this
week buying her Spring stock Of mlllin-
cry. She will return in about ten days
with as handsome and stylish hats as are
shown in the city.
H. A. Gage, of Denver, represen ting
The Interstate Savings and In vestment
Association, was here this week working
up business. The company has several
members here.
A. Friedman and F. Levin, proprietors
Of the New York Store, left last night
for New York to buy large stock Of
spring goods Mr.. L. Jacobs, a thorough
business man, will have charge Of the
store during their absence.
See the most magnificent picture ever
set on any stage, Mr.. Hal Reid's Whis
pering Pines in the Moonlight, in the
"Knobs OTennessee." At the opera
house, Friday night, March 18th. Tick
The U. S. land office has been fixed up
in very neat manner. New paper has
boen put on the walls and ceiling and
the furnature arranged IN such man.
ner, that the office is hardly recogniza-
ble The officers are to be congratulate
ed,
Quite an enthusiastic meeting W as
held at the rooms OF the Com mercial
Club last Monday night, and the matter
or organizing a local building and loan
association was discussed to the end that
company will be formed at once. The
parties who have already signitied their
intention of subscribing to the shares
are sufficient to make a success and un
doubtedly others will come into the as
sociation.
F.B. Drew, Of Kenton, Okla, and A. J
Harker, of Carrizo. were here on Monday
These gentlemen, in connection with
Mr.. Liggett. are the owners OF the fam
GUS Independence copper mines at Car
rizo. The gentlemen concluded a dea
with Mr. Geo. T. Feast, whereby the
latter secures five years lease upon the
property. Mr.. Feast went to Denver
Monday night, for the purpose OF pur
chasing machinery, and will at once
put in reduction plant. This deal viii
undoubtedly have great effect upor
the camp, and will demonstrate in sat
isfaotory manner, the possibility OF min
ing in that region.