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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

ed for all time This makes 1t possible
to print list of the men who will COM
pose the st. Paul team with a surety that
it will be correct
The line up, when the season opens
will be as follows: Catchers, Wilson,
Holmes and Cariseh; pitchers McGilI
Jones, Thomas and Kllepper; first base
Werden; second base Higgins; short
stop, Holly; third base, Zeigler; left field
Ryan; center field, Andrews; right field,
Parker; utility Crooks
Manager Ryan, has engaged John c.
Ryan, as superintendent of Lexington
park, and John Frame as ground keeper.
These two men were employed for many
years by Hart, in Chicago and both are
experts in the Care Of a ball park
LeafherVvOrIers Won.
st. Paul Leathorworkers' defeated the
South St Paul ParlIers on Sunday after
noon, by a score of Is to 6, the features
Of the game were the battery work OF
eros and O'GradyS and the stick work
of the visitors IMerrick got a homer and
KriVanck and Mittock landed for three
baggers. Foley's work ait first was very
good. He had, eleven chances and ac-
cepted them all. Following is the score:
S. st. P. PA o OIL / 0 0 0 GO 4 !
St. P. L4W..1 3 q 2 2-18 16 8
- Batteries, F. Williamson and Cans;
eros and O'GJadV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

Sores and ulcers are most
often caused by poverty of
the blood and a weak and
slow circulation, brought on
by long continued sickness,
Inalarial poisoning, torpid
liver, the use of mercury, or
whatever is calculated to de-
stroy the vitality of the blood
and break down the constitu-
ton. These old chronic sores
last sometimes for years, eat
ing into the flesh, muscles,
tissues, and even down into
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

Sion You can examine is st your express ONCE. and
fo1nd perfectly satisfactory and equal to harness
that retail at S2 60 to s159 the greatest value
seen or heard OF, pay the express agent 0UH
PEToE . laSS are 70 Is cents. This is an
extra high grade RELIABLE single breasted collar hAr-
ness made from extrn heavy genuine selected kirk
wood oak tanned leather extra heavy single strap gig
skirt with heavy bearer and shGft tug: heavy belly
bend folds Griffith style, inch hip straP Inch
crnpper sewed on Breast Collar extra heavy folded
TiSh heayy straight layer and bog loops Brsesning
1ode with heavy straight layer double sne
preeohing brace Trnces, extra heavy rs m < ~.
song extra good stock we'll made smooth round cage
round ginker brace patent esther Blind over CHECK
Trimmings, extra heavy nickel plate or Davis black
rgb5eT as desired. Order at cnce and save &C least
I. "a. ROBERTS suPPlY HOUSE, minneapolis Nina
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

Harper, p ..........4 1 1 2 o
Totals e. ........S6 N IA 8
Pitsburg E. .......O 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-2
ST. Louis e. ......0 0 l 0 0 0 2 o.
Slated for Philippi in the ninth.
Earned run, st. Louis; two-bas hit
Donovan; three-base hit, HeidricR: sac
Tifice hit Leach; stolen base, McGann;
first base on balls, off Philippi l, off
Harper 3; struck out, by Philippi 8, by
umpire, DWyer.
CHICAGO TAKES ONE.
CHICAGO, April 30-With two out and
three men on bases, Dexter hit over
winning a hard fought contest. Both
teams batted hard, Green and Crawford
eNcelling. Attendance 600 Scnre.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

Earned runs. Philadelphia ], New York
3; two-base hits, Camel, DeIehanty, Sell
bach; three-base hits. Hickman. Strang:
Haltren; double play, Cross to Delehanty;
first on balls off Orth l. eff Alathewson
3, struck out, by Orth l, by Mathewson
4; passed ball, Smith; time, 1.4G; umpire,
O'Day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

With rich, pure, strong blood
one IS never troubled with sore,
or ulcers. A cut or any injury Il
the flesh heals in a few davs
u q Arr.-n .---.-..f IL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
Sores

Swollen joints and infmed glands often break offensive slow hea
SKIN SKIN IN chronic state OF inflammation but every and
i never 3 can be Wen until the system relieved of p
sores OF kind clron;c &C
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

became afflicted with severe sore leg and
from the knee to the foot was one solid CO..
which was very offensive. spent over 81 GOO
on Two trips to Hot Springs, and local phvgf-
Grams treated me to no purpose. had about
6eclded to have my leg aInputated, when "a
1fiend induced me to try 8. 8. s. began to
take your medicine, and in the short SPACE az
seven months 1t has completely and thorouEhiJ.
cured me: MY leg is witness today as to what
=. ., .. Wl!1 90 when taken regularly. The sore
has healed entirely and my health has ir,r,~oyIe
wonderfully. have already gained 20 pounds.
]. E. TALBERT,
BOX E4o' Winona, Miss
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01

bones
recurerate and simple fatal ~ -
quickly or surely restores lost strength
an andoe
hur1ors that cause the erupions
greatly
% no mercury potash arsenc other drug cleanses
keep tne sores tevesh and painful At the your general
the tonic effects S.
s ny II you are troubled with boi cabnc sores erpons any
our physicians all about risk
@ you can get medical advice from experienced Blood
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA GA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Ssuan3is Sabre In Doe:
tors $6nben.
Sin eisenthdmii6er Gaa.
lnb bic snbeaItiss 5siluns.

6oIgenbss Sdrsibeu an Or. Better
Sabtnsp. ebieasO. So. ipridt ftr fi6
islbf.
Goal SiG. Art.. 81. Dec. 1899.
Wertter Serr 5abrnesi
SD flbIe MID uerpHidtet in 8etref
Sbres 10 tpertben SeilmittetS, 8lutbeIe.
ber. su bsridten unb sShnen aud mitsus
tbeilen. mas mid betpoasn bat fdr biefe
Mebi,in ,u iGidsn. Weine Srau Dor
felt span,is Suhren frdnili6 unb tlaste
iiber SGmsrssn auf bsr 8ruf unb i'm
Waeen; balb in Der re6ten uub balb in
bsr linfen Settle. 3upeilen bate iie
ObnmadtsanfdIe uno b~etdnbie cine be-
Isste 3unss. Sic battle gar isinen appe.
tit uno ipar. tuie seiost. iIasenb unS
niebereeihlasen in einem fort. Selbft'
peritdnbIi6 III iGon mander arst ses
braudt tporben. uub felt mir mad Gms'
rita famen. 1880. mar ie stOBtentbeiIs
ni6t obne Webitin. enttpeber Baient
Webi1in obsr pom Doftor. tpas ibr seit'
peitise 2inberune beri6afte. bis i'd su'
fdqis smei Sabre juriid einen ..Graniens
boten" su lefen bstam. mas bas Der.
laneen in uns anrsste, aud ben 8luibe.
leber sinmal ,u psriudsn. 50 ianbts
i'd bann i'm leBten Stunt iar Elm Dusenb
sroBe SIai6sn 8Iutbslsbsr, pslds i'd
am 81. Stunt empfins. Nadbem meins
frau einise DOZEN eenommen bate. bu
sinsen mebrsre flsine @irm&en. ueI&s
elm flai6es ausieben batten. o einem
balben bis ~ einsm 3oa 2duee. brsi
Do4en lang BEL ispem Stublsans Don
lbr ab. Die 3abl bstrast melt msbI
ME bunbert. unb ba auf slnmal fam eir
8anbtpurm bon IA Sub 2dnss, tpel6er
mir in Alfobol aufbewabrt baben
Na6bem ainsen ab unb su nod tIsin'
Wtirmer ab. tpelhs benz Anihein nod
Ibsildsn bon bietsm 8aneipurm tparen
9ott fei Danff Wir t6nnsn iasen.
baB iie iopeit p6aig berselteat III uni
tuerbeu, penn m0eli6. nidt mebr obn,
ben 8lutbeIeber in u%uIerer Samilis fem
Wit aae Soduhtune.
Serbinanb HInfe.
Sornl's Nlpsntrauter 8lutbeleber rel.
niet bic 8sbdrme uno ipOrnt eaB gang
ssitsm in neusr Ibatiefeit an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
0ht a~merieanifh.

Cine psrrldte 1sfiamsnts. 8eFtimmuna
bot in Binebamton. y, y. su s,aer
Seiraib esfIbtt. bsrsn tcntrabirenbe
5bsils non init ipan;i6em Robr bsban.
beln iolte. Der fog. 8rGutisam if Elm
adtidbtieer S&uIiun8s. Der iduu leien
unb itreiben fam unb cuff biefer Gage
aus 4nsit abst einen pstabtsu 8ubens
itrsid lem 9Osben su rsipsttspirbisen
3psden bsnuste. DIE 9raut ,ablt 10
2snss unb ipeiulirt auf elm BsrmSssn
pom sttpa SIS. 600. oas ibr inoeiien nur
bebinsunestpeiie sufalen fam. Die
8ebineune in in elnem 2etamenie snts
balten, bas ibr Dor einisen Sabren Der,
tOrbsnsr 9rospater. 5ouurD Watraus
IN Wapne County, binterlo6e EN- bate.
Inter anbsren berrudten 8elttmmungen
III in oemfeIben fsfesfeBt. baB bic Gniss
lin, 2issie Batrous bon Patptudst, q.
s., sur grbln eiuseisst ii. faas is ben
erftsn mdnnIi6en S%tammtalter in ssr
6amilie beitatbet. Dieter. Gin l7idbri.
ger Singing RameHs Charles 8roipn,
tarb. Run mar bic 8~srIssenbeit btr
grbin eroB, aber elidiider Weiie fanb
iid elm speiter StammbaIter Ramens
gsbis garroa. Da bs9sn GItsrn nitis
Oasssen battsn. bob er iid Far bic grbin
OpFsrs unb lid bon ibr ais ,.@ntts''
b~eimflbren iaife. fanb bic ,.3rauung"
in 8insbamion Itatt. nnmittelbar nab
BEN Irauunasatt sos bic .,8raut" BON
%bannen, na6bem ie BEN ,@atten" cine
SdadteI @anbp une Elm nit Warbles
ssflates Sudden gum @si6snt ssmaGi
bate. Bon elmer So6ssIlsreife ipurbs
abftanb 8enommen, oa Gbbie fein rslnes
Iaidsntu6 i'm 8efs battle unb feline
Sbsden am SippoI babariri iinb. Sem
..@tselld" tpirb inoeHen nidt bon Ianeer
Dauer fem. SebaIb bic 8raut ben 9slis
bes grbss antritt. tpetesn Shritte ,ut
Rihtisfeiis @rtldrune Der Gbe eineeleitet
tperben. Somobi ebbie tpie feline GItsrn
perben BON ber Btaut ,ShmsIsensselo"
erbaltsn unb nod sepn Sabrsn fam ft
Der anabs gum stpeiten Dial psrbsiratbsn
Obne. tpie oleies Nal. Ritiel ,um 3rpsd
su fein. Snapif4en ater tptrp gebie
bon ielnen S6ultamerabsn ora stban.
ielt unb bat ben Splsnamsn ,,2uiIe
srbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Boom In Setahcmsa.

Auf 8tunb zines bonn gongres in Der
Issten SeHiOn paHirten 8eiesss tperbsn
Observation-Disclosures I'M umfane bon
5000, 600 Acrss in Oklahoma fur BE.
iisbelunssspsds frslaessbsn tperben, unb
Oet 8rafioeni bot ais Datum ben 6.
Aueuit fetseisst. Die betrsfenbsn
adnbereisn. psI6e ben aiotpa. . Co.
mante.. 4pade. unS Didiia, s nbian.
ern Bsb6rien. finb bur6 8ertrae Der
Heeisruns iberi1risben tpOrben. unb fol.
len nsusn AniieeIern unter BEN GEM.
i~t6ttengefeB pertauft tperben.
Sdon iest BADEN iid 3auienbe bon
.9pomst8" an ber Creme Der Reierpa.
ton sinsefunbsn unb Der iedSte gusuft
tpirb 3suse dbnli6er Seenen fem. ipis
iis Sor ;u off Subren iid ~ersisneien,
ale suerf i'm Snolaaereebiet Oklahoma
peiBen Anltsblern Seimfatten sebotsn
purben. Ser Wirrnarr bamaIs NOT
unbsf6rsiblib. bic Rseierunesbeamlsn
tanesn ratblos ea, als iens Wsnidsn,
meae in bas .8erbslsene 2anb' itr6mte.
mil unipibsritebliter Gspalt fiirmten
Die Boomers" su Basen. su ROb unb
iu 5ub iber bic 8rensen.
Ssusr iinb before 8orlebrunssn gs.
troffen pOrben. 2anbereisn iinb Der,
msfen unb in gounties absstbsiIt. Sn
iebem bisfsr gountiss iine auf anoro.
nung bes Ssfretdrs bes Snnern 800
Neres fur ben Sis ber goun,ppertpaltune
rsfsrpirt. bann 5000 Snbianern iinb ie
l60 Heres fur Sarmsipede unb sbsniopisI
Deibelanb absetedt tporben unb Der
RtIt mag ben neuen Anfieblern in 8efs
ssnommsn petben uno stpar in 8isrtel,
iettipnsn bon lie l60 Acres. 9wislben
mhHsn in benz acknowledgement aanbamt
Gintra8e MAIDEN laiIen. sablen Der Rs.
aierung sl.25 BRO Acre unb erbaIten
8sfistitsI. na6bem iie flint Sabre lang
auf benz bon ibnen beleeten arsaI aniaI.
fig seipeien. Ber Il ;uerit auf elmer
8ierteiisltion iid niebsrldBt. uno bann
bic @inirasune pornimmt, tpirb BETTER.
iobalb er bic lbrissn 8ebinsunesn na6.
wsisIid srfllt bot. gs gilt sbsn aub
bier: ipsr sustit Iommt. matIt susrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Wie Niise fAfesen bic Eraffs
herppr.


SIN Netp Oorf tpurbe burd bic Sirma
S. y. Worean & 60. elm Spnbifat ges
srinbet. tueIdes iih bic GontroIs ibsr
bic Departementss 2dben unb namentIiG
lber ben 5aubel NIT aursmaarsn idsrn
nil. s. BierpOnt Woreen III stpar bor
einigen Eagen mad England abesreif.
aber loon Dot ieiner Abreite tuaren bic
Blane fir bic @rinbuns bss Spnbiiat
iopeit gebieben. bas ibrer 8srtpirflid.
uns but6 bic abreiis Worgaus feline
Sinbernife b~ereitet tplrbsn. YIN benz
9uiddft fol- aud Sobn GlaFin bon Der
s. y. GIaflln 60. betbsiIist isin. Dis
Go beibt, fol- bas Spnbiiat tber Elm vi.
tisnfapitaI bon $40. 600. 900 berflesn
Die Namsn a1er Der 6imsn, ipeIGe
Dem neuen Truft angsbbren tpsrsep. ftnb
nod ni&t oficiea ~befannt. aber es i6eint
ider. baB bic Nbams Drp Goobs Co..
fotpie WcGreetp's an bsr %. Str. basu
ssb6rsn. Au6 aorb L 1asIors beibs
Nep 0otler adben uno Der 2aeen bon
Soiepb 8. 8anlanb & So. ioaen unter
be Gontrole bes nsuen Iruits fommsn.
Danamater's Grfolse in 9stp Dori 3D.
ben anbere 8auieute in 9~bitabslbpin
unb in Bolton auf ben @sbanien &c.
bradt. sbenfaas in Nen Yort 2doen
Al eroffneU.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Wihtiae Gnffheibuua .

Dos Snbianasr Siaats : Obeesri6i
sntfdiso. ba6 elm arst nidt perpfIldtet
1T. einem 8uf mad ieiHen Dientsn ,u
sntiprs&en. ieIbit tuenn er Der ipsisls
arst Der bstrsff enosn Samtlie ii unb ibm
cine @sblbr fur fsine Dienfs i'm 8oraus
a~nssbotsn ipirc, Der 8lassfaa. nsl&sr
su eieier Gntfdsibune fibrte. fam bonn
COUNTY Montgomery. Or. 6sorss D
GboineieIo tpar aufssforSsrt po,osn,
bstufs @eburtsbilfs ip bas Snus Don
George .. Surlep au iommsn. unb sr n
einjiss arst in Der Ra6bari6aft. Der
NIT biefsm @sbist bsrtraut III. Ct ipei.
ssrts R6 absr spsimaI. su iommsn, unD
bic bsirsfsnes 6rau ftarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
3u piele Dferee.

Die gfsrbsihia6tsrsi in 2innton.
Otseon. bic i'm poriaen Ssrbt ibrsn BE.
trieb eipiteate. if tpieber floit im @anae,
abet 800 ,,Gapuie. 8onies" tpurbsn bic.
fer Gage IN bic Sdiddtsrei absslisfsri
unb mad ben iebissn euten Ausfttsn,
nsrbsn sttpa 10000 bisisr Bfsrbe for
ben b~issidhriesn 8sbarf eebrauHt. auf
ben 8rdrien oes Norbtpeftens fOasn nod
ibsr 500.0 600 FOLDER goniss Elm freies
uneesigsltes Dafein fibtsn. Dieie ioge.
nannien .,Gapufe. 8Oniss" iinb fonft
gang nuslos psrbsrben nur ben Rnbe,.
uno S6afbeeroen bic Weibspldss. Die
RaHdbsissr fino frob. issnni fis bic
riIoen Bferos auf oieis Weiie los tperetn
iOnnen. nenn Der Qreis. ben mon ibnen
tahli, aud nur Elm eerinesr it,. Sbr
SauptabIabsebiet fur ibre 8robueie bat
bic 0ferpsidlddtsrsi in europa. Moments
LID in S6weosn unb ROripesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Gummheit wtrp beitraft.

Die @intpanbetunasbsborbe NJ nod
INNER in beisem Daifer pssen ibres IN.
serehtferti8ten 8urldbaltenS ees 9biia.
oelpb;ss 8aufmannes Hilbert 9rietman.
zines britiiGen untertbansn. Der ale aa.
ilts' 8ahaeier nit benz Wbits Star Zine.
Dampfer ,9ermanis" in Rsn Dott on.
tam. Be,l Der Nann. Der Sabre lang
IN YbiIabelpbia anfdhie unb poblbabenb
1T, cine tlnitIide Sano bate. elaubten
bic 8samten auf Gais Sslanb bsflrdten
su miHsn. bab 0etr 8risitman in Rem
Dort BEN 8emstntpeien sur 2ait fallen
tonnte. trobbsm er sinsn We@iei gum
8etrass 0 sl0.0 600 in isiner 9aibs
battle. unb eIlaubten ibm bas Ganben
nlGt. Die atlantic Steamibip Com
ference. wel6s aus ben bobsn 8eamten
Der perihieoenen Dampfer . 2inien BEE
ftett. bat lid Der Aneelesenbeit bemd&tiei
unD perfolet bisietbe in Daibineton
Das Heiultat Der eana i'm Siilen es.
fubtten unterfutuns tplrb fem, oaB DIE
4nitfter Der on Brit itmun %besangensn
Dummbeii. Der euf Biobe anssltelte
GIntpanberuneS SnipeciOr O'GonnOl
unb ber Wdrine' Soipltularat .. 3.
Stsatus. sniipeeer petisst Ober eine herb,
8lse stbaiien peroen. Die SADIE rpire
benz S6asamiss Secretdr bsridtet tper'
ben unb b,e ,.AtIantre Stsamibip gOns
ference piro nihts unpetfu6t lafen.
um Sseretdr Sage su Der esmshenen
Orbre ~ perantafen. baB 4aiGtsn.9af
iasiere ibetbuupt nidt msbr ieiisns be,
glntpanoerunes SnipsctOrsn belditiei
nerben. Die eini6lasise Rssulation
par INNER Elm 3anfapfsl srpIiten BET.
tretsrn Der Dampferlinien unb ben SIN.
punberunesbeumlsu, unb bic Ginipunbers
unesesisse. ipsl6e Ssereidr RanfoIb
bon Der ..gOuferenee" fur portfolio.
autOtratiid unb 10 unmenidl,6 wie isin
bsitebenbss'' %stildrte. iOaten a~beednbert
iperbsn. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tpeI6e ii6 ibetbaupt peissrn, iibsr bic
Brieamani6s anseleaerbsit su ipreden.
iassn. bic Dampfsr.2 suts ma6isn pisl
2arm um H,dts.
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Gsrpfteter Bei,eu,

5untsn aus benz Shornfsin fsstsn
ben ercBsn 9ettsibsfpei&sr am 5ubs
Der 8ibbIe Strobe. 81. Souls. Ro ,
in 8runb. Das 8isfenssbduos. tpeldts
Der st. 2ouis giepatOr unb Storage
Go. anseb0rte. purbe in stpei Stunben,
lros Der anffrsneunseu Der 26fGmann.
fdaften. fat sdnslid Ssrh6rt. Der
S6absn lrirb auf ettpa $3.50. 900 as.
err III bur1 8eriiGsruns sum
9heil 8ebsdt, SIN BEN Speidsr
%bsfanbsn fid sttpa 30. 900 8uTbeI @si.
zen unb Wslf6iorn, bic ruinirt tpurbsn.
Au& bas GsiTsibs tuar psrf&srt.
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Yin s6tuinoiadtiae.

Der lntnii&ntts, Der turd Elm sttpSbuIi&ss
RitttI jur Gtiunpbsii pisbtr btrssfslt pHrss.
natesni Ct einigt SABRE lang an tiHrr f6usrtH
eunasnfranf5et unp Der ssfirHttttn RraHlbtit.
Sdwtnefuht s%slitttn, bat elm sroets 8rIaH.
cen, itiHsn MitsibfHesn eas Witttl Der 1ttI-
uns bttannt ~ nattn Vile DisisntssH. bic
ID ptrlauesn. pire CT frfuuelihft (fofsufrdl
zinc atftrtft ptr 3ubsrtituus ibidtn, wslts fr
ale tius ii1trs Sttlaug fur Sbpinbiuht, afb-
ma. Gatarrb. Bronchitis uue ale 5aIs- uHs
Experimentation fuptn psrbsn. Gr beHt, eas
ALE etiesHbtn itin 9tilmiith p~rebirtH pfrhsH.
Ia 10 fttr pfribpoa III. DtttHtesH. utI@t biz
3ubrtituns .ptrlanssn. psIat ibntH Ht&ts TO-
ten iptrb uut stn Stssn fir ft fsiu mag, psi.
len ssfaaisf Gbrtp Gpparb VI. WffoH. Srssi-
Ign, v. o., abrsFirtn.
- Wan tripabns eitlt 3situus.
The Lamar register., 1901-03-13

w. E. Cade, now Of Rocky Ford.
formerly resident Of Lamar, wns here
Monday looking after his proper in
terests. and making some business ar
rangements pertaining to future trans
actions.
In sunny Tennessee there is class of
people rustic and simple, who are known
as Moonshiners and who to each other
this class of people that Hal Reid has
styled and written that beautiful and
touching story KNOBS o. Tennessee"
his only companion play to "Human
Hearts" Before doing this Mr.. Reid
spent several months with these rustic
and simple but warm hearted natives
In doing this he WAS able to interpret
properly and correctly their exactness in
every manner and has drawn clearly and
pointedly some most interesting char
acters that will live forever. The
"Knobs O'Tennessee" will be seen at
the opera house, Friday March 10Th.
Quite large and earnest meeting was
held at the Commercial club rooms last
Saturday night after the adjournment
of the building association meeting.
This later meeting WAS to discuss the
necessity and manner Of providing ad-
ditionl school facilities for Lamar. The
present school building docs not begin
to accommodate the number Of pupils
now attending, and the teachers are
much hampered in their efforts to teach.
Some fifty or more citizens were present
at the meeting, aud the subject received
a thorough discussion. No conclusion
being reached unit! after twelve o'clock.
1t was then decided as the sense of the
meeting, that the school board should
issue call for the voting Of bonds in
sufficient amount to erect upon the pres
ent school site an up-to-date building
four large rooms, and that
the structure be erected in such man
ner that an addition could be put there
to in the future. 1t was also the sen.
Of the meeting to purchase a site near
the business part of town and erect q
building for kindergarten. Those pres
ent were all taxpayers and some Of the
heaviest ones in the district, and il was
the universal sentiment that the amount
called for should be liberal.
The Lamar register., 1901-03-13

Go to the Marker Lumber Yard for
all Kinds OF Building Material.
10 clean up will sell remnants of
silks and laces at half price. Johnston.
All kinds OF Lumber at the right kind
OF prices at Markers Lumber yard,
southwest OF the depot.
For reliable hail insurance see G. T.
reast, who represents the Colorado
Mutual Insurance Company, OF Denver
Remnant sale Of silks and laces at
Johnston's for few days only.
The Lamar register., 1901-03-13
tB- Money to Loan. -wa

tB- Money to Loan. .-Wa
A. E. CRowFoRD.
]. A. Downing-Draying and agent for
the Continental Oil Co.
J.L. Mayfield, the Granada banker,
has been transacting business in Lamar
today.
Jim Goodale came down from Denver
this week to see Lamar and his many
friends.
VIC. Lee and wife, of Pueblo, are Wis
iting this week with their son, c. M. Lee,
and family.
w. A. Culley, representing the D enver
Type Foundry, was visiting the Lamar
printing offices today.
John r. Gordon, one OF Amityville's
most hustling farmers and stockmen,
was Lamar visitor today.
j. H. Means came down from Colorado
Springs this week and has been visiting
with his old time friends here.
Mr.. Henry Gerstenlauer, the jeweler, is
doing all kinds OF watch and clock re-
pairing. At Myers drug store.
IN. Johnston is filling up his yard
and putting fence around the prem
ises, preparatory to planting lawn.
&C. Miles, of Pueblo, came down
on the excursion Tuesday to take look
at Lamar after an absence Of 13 years.
d. L. Silver and family are once more
residents Of Lamar, having moved into
the Cooper residence in the southeast
part Of town.
J. P. st. John h IS purchased the opera
house bar from Mr.. Hickman the former
proprietor, and will hereafter conduct
the business of that place.
DR. J. c. Horn is booked to deliver a
lecture at the Methodist church on Fri
day evening, March 22nd. Further par
ticulars will be given next week.
Mrs. Thomas Berry entertained a
number of her young lady friends last
Friday evening. Cards and othergames
were INDUCED in until a late hour and
the dainty refreshments served were en-
joyed by all.
A large number of citizens Of Denver,
Pueblo and Colorado Springs took ad
vantage of the excursion rates this week
to visit this valley, and the Lamar hotels
have been crowded to overfowing for
several days.
Quite an army Of workmen and "bosses"
have been engaged today in moving a
big safe that belonged to the First Ma
tional Bank out to the depot, where it
will be shipped to the Granada bank. 1t
proved no small Job.
A party OF four men from Colorado
Springs was down here last week. and
spent couple Of days enjoying the ia
cilities afforded in this region in the line
of hunting. They got quite large string
OF ducks and geese, and had a good time.
Last Saturday night the mill office was
broken into by burglars. and the safe
drilled into and blown open. The safe
was almost completely demolished and
the thieves received about $3.50 for their
trouble. They might have earned this
amount with good deal less work and
danger. There is no clue to the perpe-
traitors.
The Lamar register., 1901-03-13

There is probably do disease or condl-
ton Of the human system that causes
more suffering and distress than piles
TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT cures them quickly, without
pain or detention from business. Price
SO cents in bottles. Tubes,75 cents. I.
II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1901-03-13
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.
Notice Of Convention.

A mass convention will be held at the
court house on Friday evening, March
10, 1901, for the purpose OF nominating
citizens ticket for the election OF a
mayor and three trustees. All voters
are urged to attend.
LUCY NOVELS, A. N. PARRISH,
Sec'y. Chairman.
The Lamar register., 1901-03-13
For Sale.

Colorado native plum trees; should
bear fruit second year; one to three It.
high 21sc each; three to five It. high 4c
each. M. J. McMILLEN,
Carlton. Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1901-03-13
Only sac. to California.

Via Santa Fe Route; every Tuesday to
April 80. Tickets good in tourists sleep
ers and reclining char caas. Take the
trip and see California at it's prettiest.
Tickets at depot.