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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31

Charles w Fulton, in number Oh
his addresses, at a late date, has
charged that the difference between
Geo. E. Chamberlain the Democratic
candidate for governor and w. j. Fur
nish, the Republican candidate Tor
governor. is that the former was an
officer and stockholder OF Dank at
Albany that failed and was responsible
for it's failure, and that he had been
an unsuccessful banker, whilst the lat
ter has been and is a successful bank
er
That this statement is maliciously
false is proven by the appended am
davit of Mr. Chamberlain himself, and
the facts therein recited can be sub
stantiated by any one living in the
city of Albany, where Mr.. Chamber
lain resided for seventeen years OF
his life.
State of Oregon,
County of Multnomah, IS:
|. Geo. II. Chamberlain, being first
duly sworn. say: That the charge
made by G. w. Fulton in his address
that | was in any way ever connected
with a failing banking institution,
either as a stockholder, director or
other officer is absolutely and un'
qualifiedly false.
| Vas appointed attorney-general OF
this state in 1891, and was elected to
the same office at the general election
in 1892; that | was not during any OF
that time a stockholder or a director
or an officer in any banking institu
ton in the state of Oregon or else
where; that the Linn County Nationa
Bank did fail some time about 1898
and that at that time the bank held my
accommodation notes, which | had ex
ecuted to the bank to accommodate
friends, and in addition to that owed
to the bank an obligation Of my own
that while my obligations above men
toned were IN the bank it failed, ant
that in order to protect the deposltor'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31
Commencement Exercises.

The annual commencement eXer-
cises of the Academy of the Sacred
Heart will be held Thursday evening,
June 18th. There will be but one
graduate from the school this year.
Miss Anna Dickinson, of Gervais,
whose motto is: "Contendite ad Alts-
simum. Graduating honors will be
conferred upon Miss Dickinson at the
close of a program, that will include
the presentation of a two-act drama
entitled Dolores" by the pupils of
the academy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31

vertantly omitted mention of the la
dies of the w. r. c., but before ad-
journment of the gathering he again
addressed the gathering, and warmly
congratulated the ladies of the Relief
Corps for the success of the days pro
gram. for which they were largely re-
sponsible.
The balance of the program includ-
ed solo, Just as the Sun Went
Down." Miss Genevieve Trayer; reel.
tation by Miss Rachael Dove and
school children, selection by the Stall
wart quartet. Benediction was pro
nounced by Rev. r. II. Henderson, and
as taps" were sounded the large au-
dience disbanded
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31

soft boiled; three hours to digest boilsS
apple dumpling; three hours to dives,
fresh roast beef. In fact, three hours i
about the time required to digest ths
average twelve minute lunch. The oh
iect of the hasty lunch is to let the busv
man get back to his Office work. pn,
when the brain is active, the stomach i
inactive for lack of necessary blood. The
natural consequence is indigestion. and
indigestion opens the door to many dis.
eases.
Indigestion is cured by the use OF NJ
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
which cures diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition
and enables the perfect digestion and
assimilation of food.
cit Is with heartfelt gratitude that send ,h,.
testimonial which I wish YOU to publish v,;,L
INV name and address, writes Mr.. Willis ss,
man, Of Washingtonville, Orange Co N v ~
had stomach trouble from childhood aud sufFer.d
with Il more or less as grew up, Al the ace ~
10 / was broken down with dyspepsia nv svI
fering was terrible. Could not eat without al
tress, Could only eat few certain things ana
was not able towork halt, the time. Every thjns
l tried only gave me temporary relief NV viz
finally persuaded me to try DR. Pietce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets
took six bottles Of the Golden Medical Disco,
cry aud two walls OF DR. Pterce's Pleasant pe
let's then felt so well that stopped taking
medicine. Several months have passed and
can do the hardest kind of work can eat anv
thing that Is set before me aud enjoyit ~,
az years old aud this Is the first time have ever
been we'll"
Free. DIR. Pierce's Common Sens.
Medical Adviser in paper covers is sent
free on receipt of al one-cent stamps 10
pay expense of mailing only; or 81 stamps
Tor cloth-bound volume. Address DR.. K,
v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31

Cape Town, May 31.-There is a
growing uneaslness here over the de
lay i'm the conclusion of the peace ne
gotiations Fear is relt that'the Beers,
at the last moment, will decide to re-
ject the British terms. Friday Com
mandant Fouche attacked a force of
colonials at Pipon, and a dogged fight
ensued Fouche finally withdrew. The
casualties are not known.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31

The Southern Pacific has a large
crew of men working with a pile
driver outfit near Independence, put
ting down piles for the Luckiamute
bridge, which is being built. They
drive about so piles a day, and It will
take about two weeks to complete this
job. It is now reported that all the
bridges on the West Side will receive
new piling and other repairs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31

A. M. Clough, successor to D. E.
Hunsinger Funeral Director, 1o7 State
Street, Phone, Office, 1851; residence,
221, Salem, oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31

IT'S EASY TO DYE with damon,
Dyes. Take no other
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31
WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago, May 29,-Wheat 72AG
73Mc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31
~
Minutes
for
Lunch.

That is the average time
spent in a large city restau.
rant by three thousand
lunchers. II takes three
hours to digest a freeb 60
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-31
NEW TODAY.

OF small family, Inquire at Journal
ONCE. Si-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-05

II acres. all cleared. with good house. barn.
chicken houses good fences. Eood or
churd this W two miles from Eagle iiar-
Dor. an Ideal home for one who wants =
Mica home in the country n sold in ave
days. $500 ga sh viii huv same 10 acres
Of timber land win So with the place.
10 acres with 800 bearing frult trees. 2
room house barn, Joins me creek grand
place for a chicken ranch. si2o0 viii buy
this place
Several nna buys ON the water front az
fumme, home boat leaves the harbor az
In the morning tho city az Q In tho
evening For further information call
on Jacob MNter s22 NcN York block
WHO wants rancho 20 acres close 20
seattle. fare on boat 2tc round trim.
me soll sood house barn =, ehickon
cows, horse. pigs, chickens, Al farming
implements. wagon. buggy, this is one
Of the anest ranches in the state. price
is cheap, investigate.
t7ia acres. quarter mile from water "a
acres cleared good house. good barn
outhousc. chicken house. $1,000 will buy
Is acres ali cleared, house barn. chicken
house. water plped tn house. barn, nslds
garden. this Il an ideal little home.
acres with picket fence mostly all
cleared. olsse 10 water. Tor $500
acres Joining the above, cleared. picket
fence on one slide. fine place for home
only $500. this Is a cash proposition
5 acres with three line sprinss. grand
place FOR homo chicken ranch. this can
he had FOR A4ou, une hul.
40 acres. all bottom land, near Auburn
an fenced IN, grass house, barn: this
can he bought FOR lust half price. ii you
want a snap, investigate this property ,
4 you want ranch. come see me l can
do YOU good.
20 acres. acres plowed. balance good pas.
turaEe. easily turned into Earicn land.
1nn bearing fruit trnes good we'll 4 rom,
house, good barn and other outhutldinrs
miles from Reuton. SiT00
JACOB MILLER, s22 New York Block
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THERE are minsa and there are MINES
The Fidelity group has been thoroughly
proap~etod ana produced the hest defined
veins ~ both gold and copper. In fact
NJ Possesses larger percentage of copper
Than any claim yet located, that n. n
per cent ~ copper,
Tho Fidelity Company properties are IN
the famous summit district In the Cas-
cade mountains This district IL a Grip
pic Greek No z We are a. preaars sell.
Ing limited number Of stocks a. - per
share. We respectfully solicit an iutor.
view. You will see fer yourself. upon
investigation, that this IL lust AZ GOOD al
N 60 hr. AZ they are selling rnpldlV. the
neat Issue will be 20c per share can on
THE FIDELITY MINING MILLING 90.
AS PIONEER BUILDING
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MINES ~ stock Of proved vsiue. tickets 20
snd from Europo and other countries
specified list - any Kind Of rial ,gtate
huHiursa. at the Bureau. i40d First ave.
Seattle
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AUCTION SALES
IMMrNsr anniisn

IMMENSE auation sale % dr. goods aud
notiona SfuO0 worth Of dry goods and no
lions viii be sold ~ public auction At
Martin a foN 3 sales rooms 22iN First
avenue, Wednesday April nth, At 3. IN.
Ladies', q you are IN need OF dry goods
and notions. don't miss this opportunity .
by order OF the underwriters. l am In
struCted Go soil these goods al whatever
they bring Store will be closed Tues
day to arrange stock Joe Martin. Auc-
tioneor.
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on

tina De- from the Olympic Ou Coz stT 81
eve isi Main 90 hiso coat ~ sae
90 ton
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Advertise your wants In
"ihe paper tina, fights tho
peoples battles"


Mffu STATE flsifDuEa co. soy aol
rafins ilutk have an OPENING fof a lady
solicitor ua uht cell nf wfAte unless you
are eomnetrnt Go cell HhAfvs % niuch tu
fflsuda and others uiH uaY 10 being
made hnd the fisht patty hHuiinE thlHt
the uHht proposition. can make SOME 70
tHla F0ul paF. We Uuif Want tuu such
snItltnra. DO urt come met served
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AUCTION SALE or FINE FURNITURE
Ivy ORDER or MRS D. r. SMITH
1 Will SELL n ROOMS or STORED
FURNITURE AT Ri.IC AUCTION AT
MARTIN a FoN's SALES ROOMS. 22tp
FIRST AVENUE, MONDAY, ArRIL
71i AT 1890 A n THIS rs ALI.
FlNE FURNITURE, AND GOOD AS
NEW. loE MARTIN. AtfCTtONEER.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continUed.
SPECIAL anap taaaY W ,iass a. estate. q.
taam huass st Cost MUuaANH TX
CHANCE. ioii Thifd
WE huy. ssii ana ifafs ~ ANYTHING sni
everything llst your properly aiih tts
waAhinEian ~ hauss ana come and zee
UsefGv WAsittNuToN EAciiASoE,
WI ~ant house. snd lots ~ al TIE ss-
changes az bottom nEuf~t - ssrs csah
hurrf ready ana eiiiinE o. boy. WEHr
Nit& EXCHANGE 1871 fhifd arc
HHiNi e. your farms ana tsgfe tracts
Ne are shs people thst can cell anFthins
We 49, headquarters 90 farms. truii ard
~ wili msi win uH SEATTLE AK
CHANGE. iaiT Third
ut1ii.ntSn contracts faf ssse. own Your
hosus bar a uHfidiHa contract ffufn q
rsilauis cannpAuf that are N TIE nsia e.
stHF. sna riii fHtthfaiig carry aat their
enHtfAeis 81 viii. only sect Nuu o. ~ per
month g. own harse ttas rnu nuR iaag
80 - 40 feni for. We wii ssi gsu
sa ssa.sa s,ilsss :, e ss me- We go go
ssii yuu efhsfa thaf ugil mature May
iVth AMI tuns t0h. Prices rsHaHnatte
caii % address f1ofn - sullivan baiiaias
SEATTLE loan 4 CREDIT 90. nsel
insofpsrstrd Hnasg ,hs t-awa q the
state ~ Washington
A. ffuu Uco
aigeh Tuily taia ARA Son. Asssssssl..
10 uxnsfai tSan. Discount ard
Caiiae 'ian nasfnahs
shares 800 zach
tsp Shares faf sais.
Call and Investigate.
SEATTLE LOAN CREDIT 90. une }.
sos ono New Yors hsnsk
FoR BALE ffoihinr store. bakery. la.ds
ina houses. restaurant grocery sfeFe
pfature hsasiheea. riNaf store hiaf ksaulIH
shef' itoan -. safe Deposit ht1iaius
10 rsa want e. 80 iuta t.ss,nsss w.
tHsfe HufhtrE a. 49, nttF list NieaFu ~
tafs f1sgssit buitftnE
W. have several Esrt inAEtnr haasss 80
sais. sisa nfHf stars feHfaHfaHf Ndafn
- hsfe r~ts@ii buildiaE
cfuAW STAND aaso nrs ia-atian. geo,
staeh. ~ aEsni ApriY STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES
tMrhuN So FANNN AND ActtEANg
proved aua uhin1uqa yea In large ara
sfssH tfaets. nrsr this city. fsF sale "a
tstrueA lfturs ~ waaat give o. rfrs =.
urs ~ 1fiVs eut snf She's yaa saaIs "a
reiAHuf NafralnH. if 800 u#nt : hafus
rf8AA D. ANANA
- riauesf ml4s
rAKE NOTICE
- o. CahtHsf i'hatas far Al ~ f~r dns Ter !
fss asfs oaif at Eastmans res stasio.
E1fi iFf
49, WIVES AM MINING
Haaas
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'rn0Hn ut. want men faf sbrdsnluE lawn
of ans hInt uf iahufrr aufh. can 49, thuu
nt nnte by tautus ur strangers EmFioi
mrnt uHiDr Ned 100
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MANTED--REAL ESTATE
WANTED House, 4 70 4 reomA. cheap ia
siallmeht plant MeohAals.
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CRAWFORD a coNovER.
202 and poo Nrw YonK BLOCK.

hAhuAlNs ~ LOTS QUEEN ASNE
tfII..
cofizo ON svs sect ard 0arnsld $500.
sorieo md % rraAef street $50
ispfi2o grand marine vl~w. 5000.
n1fi20 tn ave. wet mar Cf0ckst 500.
"oFiz0 80 ave-. wesi and oayioF. 1880
optizo hth ave, west. marine views. 1900
NORTH SEATTLE
~ foot ioi warren ave tisso
eosizs resfsF ave. sraasd street 500
- fggfu house sud iot. near Thomas -
tiNp9
~ foot ioi. Taylor. near Denny way. 1880
" c. BTEns a co i73i FIRST AVE
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ft-ff ~'Ff"tf 80 '+cAfAfH fAFtsAA1-
IDAHO.
Tremendous rush 10 ,hs s.w district.
nothinr 20 compare vita ~ .iuc. IN.
nFsi Nionais. .seltsnru,i fshsieu.iy rish
quarts ard plso-r siscovsri.. have been
rss,, hundreds ~ miners. prespsctor,
capitalists and spectators are r,lssin1
IN. prnnlnsni mining nsa ~ho hA.
'u,i r.,urnss MAXI. Ire fsno~inr state
meat '-Tssrasr Mountain hs, had enough
d.ysioi nsnt uofk aons en- 70, varisu,
iresss 70 sho~ tha, u is one of n. rich
80, gold bearing territories ever yst dis.
covered. Ths country IL literally nnsd
with sunferuas rock q an easily ninsa
nature colors are TO b. found wherever
ore cares 20 wash painful o. art. For.
tunes viii be made a. they we're once In
California. ana would not be surprised
" We srpertenesd just such rush a,
there vas In az"
We are selling agent. for the Thunder
Mountain Gold Fields Co. who own IN,
north extension Of the Iron mountain. 10
Gated within = OF mile u N, celsbra,.
- Dewey property. which sold one ysai
aEo for giooooo. and which is nov estim.
a,ed 10 be worth seven million dollars
A hundred thousand shares o. Thunder
Mountain Gold Fields Co.'S stock is on.
cred at ? cents per share We only hav,
portion Of this FOR sale. This onsrins
viii he sold within 20 days Now Is N,
time 20 get in on the ground floor. pont
walt until the price acts out OF youi
reach can for prospectus and other
particulars Thurston a Hcrrcn. 10.
cherry street. tel, Main ssi.
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HELp oN WoftlN
ALL who Wsnt wurk cell ana srs ua 10
not ethf away " Nuu are little Hhnft
~ mQnsy. faf 80 Will a. the riEht thluE
bY NaN WIN ses that yea are safisfhr.
taeiiY placed All lhnae who eAut uEf.F
VIA ara We equally satisfactory. fuf We
have at nrssrui an At list q sardrnsrH.
snFtnsef#. Kfatsra. hueksra. falirra and
Ftasrai ianufels. ttc. rhsus or call
mnnH 90
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yrfAN0rRH FHrtoYMrSr orFtcE.
NJ" SECOND AVE nottu
PHONE Hsd 700
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Hli-LNAs's ssaaiifal take fress sdsltioa
- nsw on tiaa u4sfkrt. nearly 100 totn suid
g.steraaY. prices - ta Eif3 each. terms
q aown. - wouthlg. lumber zdia on
gsfn0nts sans a. rent. 10 now lay.
tnE re- plank sldeNalka n front q sach
iat rtraeg feturrss " dlsaasissea after
ere rear 10 sHtfa @eh wfii BE- on
Ffnon1u SUNDAY 90 shos unHold iots Come
QuirA. - snrr. HllimSn. once snd u
present ofcsu i-aha car ilns
Is CENTS a pAY FoR a 5000 noME-
- Interest looks sssf. eossn'f So 80 Il
iss aEig a. 20 each n.outh. ukeiv gnslr
rent e. tlz hHsa0 30 bsttrr. srs us -
anime gsF pisn o costs Tpu noihinK. ~
oar pheas nuribsF RED fisa caii ~ ~,
t1atf shat fhe phone ia fer
oNEooN MUTUAL HONE SOCIETY.
s2t-Eza Nss ferk Block
fsnoo nsrwsin 5000 oouiao feet near pth
and reHier. Noad f1asn house. ara roont
- one 90 'wo more. tncofns now pays
d J. nuIr a Co. sis ~ r ns.
SEQ r~r lot - loi. rev. south Para
- hres igts rear aar Ice 81 Fremont
sss1o-g~p SOD building. carnsr Boz. Past
isTso Ten rcomsa haass. ~sisins distance
n b. MUIR co.
$40 y Y. Biock
nor veil Improved farms small OF larrs.
a. taH press eaf oa
COLLINS s WILLIAMS
Uoam - Sullivan uiork
ROOM 10 SULLIVAN nLpcK.
SPLENDID level lot. san ,is. graded street
ciass % car line aHa school. iast the place
Tor m0dssg home. t4fQ
WIIEuS q CO.
aia Hinekiey BIDS.
80 manth huys home. rooms. electric
nshts hot water. patent ciasTt rs min
uis~ out on Msdissn car. zios y. John
street
roR sAi.E-a 20 lots in Gilman Park. ciosins
pIt the last % ihs West Coast imp COS
HENRY w. LuNG. eco Barh. nlas.
WORKING men 18th small capital. sss
Lloyd Briscce Lloyd shout building
your homes. ~ Iiincklsy block
TWO lots and 3 houses on the FOURTH av,
zoos bargain THE BUREAU. itos
firsi ave.
FOUND
ToCNb A6RifT- 4 1sfse' rsd dory. q
rovboat Address ~ G. Kuhisy. IS
Harrison street tel. Lake ioi.
FINANCIAL
TACOMA. WASH
PRED. n. MERRITT.
y. O. Bon gfs5. 2ai French Bik
Financial Agent
MONEY inanrd on furniture. pianos. chst-
tells I per cent. month. transactions con.
ndsniial Ffed Mccoy 402 Washington
huiidins Main i0o
COLLATERAL BANK uiarto a Reed
money loaned ou any Kuod collateral.
i0d Cherry.
I,oANs-a Per cent money in large or small
amounts. LYMAN e. KNAPP 10 Haiier
building.
WARRANTS bought and sold Morrison
EshelnAn. Mutual f.lfe hlA
ron sALE-FARMs AND LANDS
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nfir WANTED MALE AND
HIsMAIE

tkfHpNtxE ihs 81. r.ilsbls seattle eni.
rlaiweut oaice far nEtr sna positions
ta ai lines- eot fIhH. mHn 1874
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CITY GAupEAF gtLE AtaioHT At AZ
FND
n Sunday r. thH aniF Day Yau have. 20.
Wnffus NiN ho your last chance 90 aee
'Ift HHrifrs INrrf i1t will De- soid
within ere neat week
" fnH uHuf lNt a. uuf fufnnffrw our
frurfsenfatits n4u be- ar zoe ffasfnf ali
dHN NnHeH ere from ftnp 80 fHB ON
payments 1f ~ H month wIfh interest 81
fff cent. TIE property la eieHrrH.
scrubbed ana asnefeA T.s nsw f.l4lr.
Naf1 fasaea through fhe tract Hnd a.
r0rs fhn sHr line Thafe ~ nnf y poor
l.l there fahs fhs iienfaH car ara get
IN 90 CITY Gardens
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NOTICE no srocKmoLnrns

NOTES To HruuKuuf4nEWa Nntisr 10
hefsng Fitsn tat fhs REGULAR arnAal
meeting - stns Ahnitsfa ~ a. rahsaJiaat
- Aanlus Company Nit - hell 81 she
once - th~ rafmfsfi9. az NpuWs aui a
tfa Hufks nuiidina seattle NHthfnsfsu.
uu Msnlhs. April - iisuz ~ tie hour 81
~ b fn.4 fuf ths election q ufNnefH faf
thH sHsaihN frHF anh aNrh egtrf bunis
rean ~ may properly eufns before o.
hairH Aarrh 80 1913
tuttH HpNHg f.Nna Secretary
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PIcTIIKE PTZlLI
BUSINESS cAANcgs-contInusd

M horns q Tho Oxen.
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TOn urNr-IIntiSIia

PACIFIC rmp nmes ilos "a Ave. FUR,
nishsa best hetp la elty. call az Main
80 Mrs Neyes Mgr
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pEar nAnBAiNa N SEATTLE
lots frnrnNfl ssNiOa on aoth avenue 100
fe~i frin4 cars SEQ
lats. noffhsast CONNER TsTry avenue and
Denny EaYt iTunizo one biork from
Westiahf avenue. bufh fnf $3.50
Los 10 Fremont tntlgn eins@ 20 cara
ft& rAHh 80 ard ~ monthly. lqa IN
tefeff
NELSON MAcpnERaoN a 90
80 NsN lplk hiprh phons. Msin k1s
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H ROAM S.
~ lan ~Anf MkfNuNH ~TuAW HrNurH
hH#T Al HANrH HOTELS fTfsqfNn
49, rsli ara sRautin- eur tst we
nare PRICES 81 s4ft au risaa - ia
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DANCING AC.DTNITS

hNNolN1 classes tor beginners Monday
anu FRIDAY evening At $50 Tsof WIN
sons school of dancing urivsta ia.uou.
aailf Ranke hail. Pike street
SOCIETY and stare dancing r. n Estes
supervisor Normal srs,-t.st,- aets
First. Green lara
The Lamar register., 1902-06-18
Purchasing safety.

M. Oldtimer-I think the pay of legis-
lntors nowadays is outrageously high.
Mr.. Nowadays - Nonsense. mnnl
You don't know when you are well
of. wish they were paid more.
"More?"
"Certainly. Pay YEN enough to sport
automobiles, steam yachts and race
horses. Then they won't be so eternal
ly anxious to sit ut their desks and
spoil our lnws"-N. Y. Weekly.
The Lamar register., 1902-06-18
roo Good m Memory.

Here" said tn man who had been
approached by n mendicant. "I'll give
you line to the Relief and Aid So
ciety. They always remember the
poor there"
YES" retorted the mendicnnt,
backing awny. they remember them
too darned well. i toI 'em two diff
ferent stories In two weeks. an when
I toll 'em the second they remem-
Post.
The Lamar register., 1902-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LAND OFFICE LAMAR foLo.
MnN llth. lnN2.

o. $. LAND OFFICE LAMAR foLo.
May lith. 1902.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his in
tention to make final proof in support OF his
claim, aud that said proof will be made before
Register and Receiver nt Lamar. Colorado. On
Friday, June 20. 1902, viz: Charles II. Shoe
maker. II. T.. No. 45id. for lot and the E'f
SWi. Sec. I, Twp, 81 $, Rng 10 w. d y. m.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF. said land viz. George Bishop, Z p. Thurs
Lamar. Colo.
mia jls JOHN \. W WILLIAMS, Register.
The Lamar register., 1902-06-18
AdAtiOn.

A boy sat poring DER his sum:
A listener might have heard
Him muttering: Il say. but this
Addition Is absurd
For here II is as plain as life
That one and one make two:
Now, fancy teachers trying TO cram
Such rubbish into. you!
For yesterday my sister Kate
She married Mr.. Dunn:
Ths parson at the breakfast saloi
Now one and one ars ons!"
-Ally Slopsr.
The Lamar register., 1902-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. :. LAND OFFICE LAMAR, Colo. |
May II 1902.

U. :. LAND OFFICE LAMAR, Colo
May II. 1902.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has llcd notice Of his inten-
tion TO make final proof Ia support of his claim,
aud that said proof will be made before the
Register aud Receiver AZ Lamar, Colorado, on
Friday. June 10Th, 1872. viz: John &. Cope
NW4 NWil and lot 1, sec. 81, Twp. . 5, Rng.
Is W. p. m.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said land. viz: John Wilson, G. e. Wilson,
Charles II. Lovelady and l.. :. Cox all OF Lamar,
Colo
mli-jls JohS \. WILLIAMS. Register.
The Lamar register., 1902-06-18
How II Troubled Her.

"It's scandalous the way that man
across the street carries on while his
wife is away-and with the curtains
up. tool" exclaimed the gossip. Il de-
clare, I'm getting hardly u bit of
sleep"
els he so noisy?" asked the caller.
"Oh, no; but it keeps me up watching
to see what he and his friends are do
in1."-Chicago Post.
The Lamar register., 1902-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT LAAAE, s Colo, ,Sa;

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice ni me- ihten-
,io,, 10 mai final proof in support Of hiz claim.
and that said proof will be made before the neg
isier AMI Rcceiyerat Lamar, olo. on lhnTsday,
InIy 10 lg0s viz: samuel II. Scarlett. IL. T..
10. is3i, for the Mex Sec. Q Twp q - Range -
We 7. ~ .....,,...,. L.,
continnoiis rp.idcuce upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz: H. 4. McClayc, ". IL. WATKINS,
j. T. Cochran and W. II. Woodatl. all Of
Lamar, Colorado.
mss-jq JouN 4. WILLIAMS. Register.