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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-07
FERRY COMPANIES.

Brooklyn Ferry stock -.....
Hoboken Ferry LIST IS. 1916.
90 stock --..-......---.
n y AZ L r Ferry Co stock
do 1st mtg IS. 1922 $500.
X Y 4 II r Con 5s. 1916 -.
10Th & % ST LIST mg IS, 1913
Union Il OF u Y & b stock
- Y s. - J LIST nag 5s. 1915.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27

Last week mention was made that w.
w. Reynolds and A. E. Stream went to
Holly to attend some Woodmen doings.
The did go to Holly but it was to at
tend some Masonic doings instead Of
the Woodmen.
d. B. Novels went up to Denver last
week and put in short time attending
to various matters. He stopped off at
Las Animas yesterday and fixed up
some business affairs, and returned
home on the noon train.
Mrs. L. A. Norman, Of La Junta, has
been in town . few days, visiting with
her friend, Miss Fay Huddleston She
returns home tomorrow. Mrs. Norman
was formerly Miss Martha Creager. and
Is known to many Of our citizens.
F. E. Lamport, Clerk OF Baca county,
came up from Springfield last Friday,
accompanied by his wife and her moth
or, Mrs. Adams. The latter went to
Rocky Ford to visit friends, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamport returned to their home
on Saturday.
The Santa Fe railway company is hav-
ing Main street, across the right of way
filled up to the grade made by the fix:
ing up the street south OF the right of
way. The filling is being made with
cinders, which when packed down, will
make good roadway.
The "automobile drummer" was here
last week and started to go down to
Springfield, accompanied by Barry Hea-
ton as guide. After going south about
ten miles, the roads were found to be
too rough and unsatisfactory, and so
the travellers returned.
Peter N. Schroeder, who bought some
land just over the Bent county line last
spring, has been here for several days,
looking into the condition Of affairs.
Mr.. Peters, who also bought land at the
same time, has been a resident of the
vicinity and farmed both places.
S. F. White, the Holly merchant, came
up from the east end town last Sunday,
30 as to be in plenty Of time to attend
was selected as one Of the delegates to
attend the State convention, which
meets in Denver on May 9Th next.
Several Of the store fronts on Main
street received refreshening up during
the past few days at the hands OF the
painters. Some of the people already
know this, and have been experiment
ing with alcohol, chloroform and ben-
zine, to discover which has the most
virtue as q remover of the sample Of the
paint they carried away.
Owing to the storm on Sunday morn
ing. there were no services held at the
Methodist church. In the evening Rev.
Auman preached the anniversary ser
mon to the Odd Fellows, and there was
good attendance Of the fraternity. The
church was comfortably filled with
others. Rev. Auman delivered very
fine discourse. Mr.. w. G. Markham
rendered solo, "Thy King" in a beautl
full manner and his singing was an un-
expected treat, as he was only here for
day or two, but kindly consented to
sing on the occasion.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27

pie of Holly were equal to the occasion
and all were royalty entertain ed. A
fine program was rendered in the after
noon at the church, after which the vis-
itors were taken to the Dawley hall and
given a supper that made all think hard
times had always been stranger in
Holly, at least there was no shortage in
the crop of good things to eat. The
evening was spent in degree work at
the lodge. All returned this morning
loud in their praise Of Holly and it's cit
izens, The officers of the association
try, president; w. w. Reynolds, vice
president and G. A. Anderson, secretary
The meeting will be at Lamar next year.
The advance sheets for Glass Alarm
and garden products-for the Prnwers
County Fair on August "a, % and 26 are
now out, and show much more liberal
prizes than heretofore. Geo. A. Watson
superintendent for Glass A, will be
pleased to consult with all who wish to
compete for these prizes. II you have
not one OF the advance sheets see him
and get one.
Filings at the land office have been
very slow this year until both the Off
cials we're called away last week on OF
fetal business, and then. filings came
fast, as follows: John B. Finney and
Chas F. Austin, of Chivington. Louis
w. johnson Of Coolidge, and f. j..
Gaume OF Las Animas, filed homesteads;
and Mamie X. Finney, of Chivington, a
desert entry. The officials are thinking
seriously of taking frequent lay offs now.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27
YOU NEED THEM!
DOORS
LAMAR LUMBER CO.
The Best Family saIve.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve gives in
stant relief from burns, cures cuts,
bruises, sores, eczema, letter and all
abrasons OF the skin. In buying Witch
Hazel Salve it is only necessary TO see
that you get the genuine DeWitt's and
a cure is certain. There are many cheap
counterfeits on the market, all Of which
are worthless, and quite few danger
GUS, while DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
is perfectly harmless and cures. Sold
by Myers Pharmacy.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27

A business meeting will be held at
the Baptist church Sunday at IL a. m.
All membsrs are urged to be present.
There will be meeting of the mem
bers and supporters Of the Presby yterian
church, Sunday, May LIST, to take action
on securing a minister, at IL o'clock
promptly 30 you can attend service at
the others churches il desired.
There will be preaching at the Chris
tain church Sunday morning and even
ing. The evening service will be at
o'clock. Both sermon subjects will be
selected. All are invited and will be
made welcome.
RoBr. w. MOORE, Pastor.
M E. Church-Sunday morning sub.
ject: "Our Flther." Evening: "The
Builders Of the Temple Of Life"
Epworth League devotional service
at 700 o'clock. Subject: Answered
Prayers" Miss Sadie Feast, Leader.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend all services OF the church.
q. w. AUMAN, Pastor.
The ladies' of the Social Circle were
entertained at the home OF Mrs. ID. G.
Marker, Friday afternoon, April %.
There was large membership pres
ent and many visitors to swell the num-
ber. The delicious cream, cake and
coffee served by Mrs. Marker was very
refreshing, and much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. j. M. JOHNSTON, Sec.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27
MCLEAN BROS. 1s1de's4; s15!As7r

E. r. Baker and family expect to
leave for Washington next Saturday.
Mr.. Baker has some business matters to
attend to IN that state and may decide
to remain there. The family came here
some three years ago from Washington,
and like this country so we'll that the
Inducements will have to be very strong
to keep them from returning.
Will G. Markham, brother OF l.. Writ
and l.. M. Markham, arrived from Bald
win, Kansas on Sunday morning and
spent Sunday and Monday with his
brothers. He was accompanied by his
young son, Morris. Mr.. Markham form
erly lived here and Is known to many OF
our citizens. He noted many improve
ments in Lamar and vicinity.
The city council met last night and
elected the following officials Clerk,
c. w. Heaton; Attorney, c. C. Goodale;
Physician, DIR. John Fewkes; Marshal,
Frank Kelsey. This completes the Or
ganization for the coming year and gives
the city competent set Of officials. The
Register was made the official city pa
per.
Clifford Doty, young man who has
been in Lamar for nearly year, on &C
count Of his health, started for his home
in Basco, Illinois last Friday, on the
noon train. His brother accompanied
him. The invalid improved wonderful
ly during the first part Of the year, but
contracted a cold which gave him a
bsckset. He is now somewhat improv-
ed.
Register j. A. Williams and Receiver
G. Frost Liggett. of the local land office,
spent three days Of last week in Las
Animas trying to dispose Of the Fort
Lyon reservation and buildings at pub
lie sale. Uncle Sam seemed to place a
much higher value on the property than
his nephews in the vicinity of Las Ami
mas, however, and ONLY about s4OO
worth Of property was sold.
About thirty Lamar Odd Fellows and
Rebeccas went to Holly on No. 8 yester-
day TO attend the meeting OF the Prov
ers County Anniversary Association.
They were joined by as many more at
Granada, and many came in from the
east and surrounding territory, making
a large crowd, but the hospitable peo-
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
L. WRIT MHRkHHM.

A. E. Bent left this morning for Don
yer on business
Mrs. j. B. Dickinson left this morning
for Portland, Oregon, where she will
mako an extended visit.
Mrs. D. L. Silver and family, are en-
joying q visit from her father, N. S.
Perry, OF Winfield, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bon Durant re-
turned yesterday from . weeks visit at
Garden City, with their parents.
Street and ia lor made hats from
ol.OO to $500 at the Emporium Friday
and Saturday, April % and 30.
o. F. Downing came up from his
Butte creek ranch yesterday and is re-
newing acquaintance with old friends.
A fine pound boy arrived this morn
ing at the home Of Chas. w. Clark and
was warmly welcomed. All doing we'll.
Miss Lucy Novels finished her school
term at Holly last week and came to
Lamar, and is the guest Of Miss Bessie
Doughty.
Geo. W. Robertson returned last even
ing from Springfield, Bsca county, were
he spent several days looking after bus
insss matters.
Hon. c. c. Goodale went to Las Ami
mas yesterday morning to attend to
some business for client. He returnt d
~,,, xhn poop train
J. H. Hilliard, Of Denver, is in town
representing the interests OF the firm he
travels for. Incidentally he is the guest
Of Mayor G. G. Huddleston.
II you want package OF government
garden seed free come to the Register
Office and get one through the courtesy
of Hon. Franklin Brooks.
DR., F. M. Friend has had a deep we'll
put down. at his home this week and
was fortunate in securing an abundance
OF fine soft water at depth Of 62 feet.
J.J. Pierce, Of Granada, was not del
egate to the county convention Monday,
but just could not stay away from re-
publican gathering, 30 drove up to be
present.
in. Leslie. Of Granada, former coun-
ty commissioner, was in Lamar last Sat
urday, to attend to some business mat
ters. He greeted many OF his old
friends.
J.K. Doughty went up to Las AMI
mas yesterday morning. to attend tc
some business matters for some OF his
clients. He remained all day and came
home on last nights train.
Last Sunday morning at an early
hour it commenced to rain and kept II
up for most of the day. The wind blew
hard most Of the time and it was ratheI
cold, but not enough 80 to make any
damage. The rain broke dry spell oil
about eight months. and was very
welcome visitor, as it will do much good
Every body is hoping that now there hat
been q commencement, that more OF the
moisture will follow.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27

Special sale on Street Hats at
the Emporium on Friday and
Saturday, April 20 and 80.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27

DR.. A. W. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
Irwin building, East Main street.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27
For Sale,

A full blooded Jersey COW, soon be
fresh, splendid milch COW. Price $40.
G. Nj. LEE.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27
For 8aIo

Several water rights under the Fort
Lyon Canal. G. Nj, LEE.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27

Second class Colonist rates to the
Northwest. March LIST to April 30, 1904.
Tickets on sale daily. Rate to Portland
and Oregon s25.0O and propOrtionate
rate to Utah, Idaho and Montana points.
G. j. GARvIN, Agt.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27

Lamar, Colo, Feb. o, 1904.
Second class Colonist rates to Califor
mia, March 1st, to April 30, 1904. In ef
feet daily. One way tickets $500, also
rate applies to intermediate points and
low rates to branch lines for side ride.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27
Liquozone Agency

We the for Lquone Lamar We have given away
100 bottles orders supplied by the manufacturers sick
and have tried it, the Liquid Ozone Co. Chicago
disease and that would like their and they will
order for 50cen bottle free Don't delay, but send
We prepared promptly all orders for Li9uozone We sell
81 bottles for S. and furnish their certificate the Lquozone
Ineffective refund you your money.
BDon forget that serving the delicious Ice
Cream, like used "Get the habit Of
coming here and you will not be disappointed.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-27
Church Notes.

A business meeting will be held al
the Baptist church Sunday at IL a. m
All membsrs are urged to be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
READY FOR THE REGATT4.
Close Contests Expected on the
Harlem TODAY.

Members OF the rowing club. on tho Harlem Rfve<
and other boat clubs who are to compete IN to-
days Memorial Day Regatta were b1sily engaged
yesterday in cleaning. painting ana vanishing their
boats and many spectators were inspecting tho
shells 70 get through them. Il possible. q line on
the winners.
The men this year have no easy task TO win tho
races they are entered II each and every
OF ths captains and coaches has paid considerable
attention TO the contestants from his own club
The excellent work OF the coaches has put their
pupils In good condition The competitions are ror
the part 20 be well contested
Jerry" Sedlacek who has trained snergetical-
" and who was 10 have competed against William
Gilman and 3 Wlesb7der. has hurst his thumb and
will Be cut Of the junior single shells. Mr.. Gill
man Is sorry. for he believed Sedlacek dangerous
IS IN hne condition for tc-day's though par
trtss too short for hin, he feels confident Of win
ming IL Gilman. OF the RaVenswood Boat CLUB.
ing ne viii race in the intermediate. and IA the
the former captain and the latter lieutenant or the
Atalanta Boat Club. are said 70 pc a very rase
VIII be strong pair against the First Bohemians-
Fred FussseI5. Of the Harlem Boat Club. e :,
entered the sculers are expected 70 give one et
the MOST nStS f9lis 9 Str 7 TacI ZTSIeablr
and Varlsy should row close race In the cOuDis
The four junior eight-Oar-d sheIls-ths Nsw-Yor<
Athletic cub Lnion Boat Cia2 HSrs1 F S',
should furnish one OF the prettes5 races ever seen
win be from Columbia the Staten Island Boat club.
New-York Athletic Club and the DaUnrlsss Rowing
ing expert. should make pretty race from start
TO finish Columbia is represented IN al the sweep
Clement March honorary member OF the Asz-
lanta Boat Club, had a single shell built 70 be
competed for BY the members OF the club on June
- RE 5s FIrSt bohemian Boating Club has bought
site for clubhouse at M2conn.s Pam PaTk, and
The 5aF 5, Eva vI6 onS jenkins o SO 5as dawn
BY Gustav Pozdena, architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
RACE FOR IVER L4WSON.
Cyctist Makes His First Appearance
of Season at T0Lsburg Track.

Marcus L Hurley who races under the coIors o.
rEe New-York Athletic Club and plays basketball
TOR Columbia University. rode his first race OF the
season yesterday at the VaiIsburg cycle track
half milo open amateur contest from RUpprecht
Of the Bay View Wheeinen, By a length and = half
Teddy BnlinGton. OF VallsbUrg In the coIors
OF the National Athletic Club. OF Brooklyn. and
Burton Browning. OF the Garden City Whseimen
II San Jose Cal. competed IN half mile mach
race which was 70 have been three heats. but the
Westerner voa n straight heats Alfred AshUrst
who won the ten mile handicap from the 26O-yard
mark The Sunday before. had handicap OF 20
Yards In the Ave mile handicap and won easily
leaders at tho bell. but Lee swept around on the
outside. up the bank, and finished fourth.
liver Lawson made his hrst appearance in COM
petition since ne returned from Australia. and Won
the track this year. He and Kramer on
scratch in the two mile handicap. but Lawson had
10 stop after riding mile and halr as ne mas not
had sufficient training TO stand hard race for tha
second slower than mis- owl worlds record, made
al Vaisburg On July = 1901 The trial heats OF the
BedeH brothers vera shut out OF the mai The
men who Will race IN the final to-day are lawson
The summaries
one-m.lo 1oyies-wo4 BY Van Den Dries Tsgr
men -York second: charles be SAWS ROY Whee-
men: Nsw-ForE third. Tine : 80 =; No.. -r-,..
Nsw-York A G; EdwsTf EuPpreaAt. Bay View Whesl-
tiebhardt Brooklyn. fourth Time, 1:12b.
OEe-nile professional or winners OF less than SloR
by Lawson, Salt Lake city G. C. Schneider
NeYor second Joseph FosIer. Brooklyn, third Time
Halfulle amateur match race lBLron Downing Garden
city. Bi.Ingtun A
by Downing straight heats Time 1877 and 81
Fve-mils handicap tRmatsurj-WOn By Alfred Ashurst
W. A. Penn NeW-T0rk t275 YARDS.
second: + Hayes. New-Y1rS 800 Yards. third. W.
Lee New-Y0rk tscratchl. fourth Time. Il Os-J Lap
urz winner, Joe RocKowttz
Two-nils handicap CDrofssston2l}w by Frank L
$50 yards second 2. Root. go yards third
Charles Haddeid. yarcsi fourth Oliver
Ion Couey island 12O yards). fifth. Time 4OO%s. Lap
q. Z Kremsr, / Query. /; Dolbear,
jacobson l. Calvin. !: hastendiech / Fem. l.
Hal-rnile OPEN professional
can Stake. finals Memorial DaylFtrst BY
ION. Fem second. Time Loss. second heat by
kramer. HadaeId, second Time 1885 THIRD won
Nv schrelber. Lawson. second Time. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
NETWORK TENNIS TOURNEY

Drawings for the first OF the tournaments under
the direction OF the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association. the opening meeting OF the
New-York Lawn Tennis Club. were made last night
and the matches viii begin this morning at 10
o'clock The entry list Includes thirty-one players
from representative clubs. The chief contest will
be the playing OF the Manhattan doubles champion
sbfo for the newly offered challenge bowls. which
brif,g together all or the leading pairs in and
about New-York The matches viii not be begun
mill later IN the week The drawings for the first
round OF The singles follows
I T. Mahau Columbia. J Il Smith; W. 2.
rag,Ie1 Va n Smyth. r. II. Palmer VS.. Frederick B.
alexander Crescent Athletic Club; l. H. Him Harry
3InIe-bsIsr Kings County Tennis Club Louis J.
"a r = Fntz: 4 F. Watson. jr Orange Lawn Tennis
Cgi,6 - o II Hinck: BurChard W. NJ. Hail,
NJ St!cSney vs. Frederick G. Anderson: E L. Taller
vs. Eenneth Buckley CoiuInbi1 University; A. J. HincS
VI G {, Kelly: Robert lie Roy, Columbia University.
- r II Eecklsv. Harold II. Hackett P. b. Hawk.
s. Clark Il. w. Warner; Charles Cobb Fred
p Fox; J Steinacher l. n. Kastner: Wyle Z. Grant
q bye
The matches viii be PLAYED throughout the week
On the courts of the New-York club One-hundred-
and-twenty- third-st and ST Nicholas-ave.. and will
be open to the public. Toward the close OF the
week wOmen's singles will be played- IN which Miss
Elizabeth II Moore. the national woman champion
will compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY SPORTS.

RACING-Ar Gravezend. ESQ p. II: Hsvrhorns and
silver. speeaway course; 10 a. n american Henley
xACHTING.-Amsrieaa power boat races Manassas
say annual regatta s q sss 4a s 7 Y, Ss:
s tiS6 sAss' o '' ''''a1 A-s''
ATHLETICS Greater Nsw-YqTk 1risa Athletic Asso
p N: Intsrssttleunsnt games Columbia oVrza.
PoLO.-At Meadow Brook Van CorsIandt Park
CxCIING-IIn climbing contest held 9y ina Nsw-Yor<
5on-Milburn annual tweasy ays-Hils haaasa, Fpsd
sioSsI races. $50 , N
LAVE Mixed d5Ss East IsrT Lw a. r0ss "a.
sociaten AZ Hiistss club ssaJaeTE saanpi0sassip.
pionships at Merton: West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Ia CROssE-Columbia Greater Nsw-Yorz Irish Afh-
lete Association: Toronto University Al Crescent
CRICKET-Harvard a. Cornell: Metropolitan League.
Brooklyn v BroesSlyn b az Prospeet PaEkt View
a NeWs7E: Thistss vs. Tonssrs at Prospect ParS.
sv Handicap cup s. R Ru s an
AHa:y. club club F sasss1 a. s T aa & s.
cap and wonen.s Puttns match az Crawford. sTesTs
CUPS az westchss5sr: Harvard vs. Massachusetts,
Sp at YoGns1aa club saaa s at eoou cSssrs
Cl15; Decoration Dsy cup al HaeSensseS. Welfes .
cap at HOLLYWOOD handicap at canoe Brook
Io. \ ana Ls Sgz9sS ar AZ sG
moF=inS and afternoon; ST. Louis az PittsaGrs morn
ana afteraooa kuscsn Lssgas@ Phiissi-lBsss a.
S sSi'T al BSs SS morns ana ana aferaoon eh
cago az Cleveland morning and Afternoon; - louis
Yale Brown; GeoTgetown at Princeton. pennsy-
Lafayette: Wesleyan AZ Williams; Bucknsn At Aar-
:, s,I,.s,T pi,--1I,a s. 500 a.
Williamsport; VIVA Nova az Exeter morning; Via
S SSza at AAa'''' ''''''''' seton 'iAa At Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
DON DERBY DEFEATED.
Breaks and Runs 41cay IN Brush
zcith Nathan Straus.

For the first time since James A Murphy, &C
chicago. purchased the chestnut PAGER Don Derby.
-'es1s, and withdrew him from the Grand Circutt
10 drive on the Harlem River Speedway ha was
beaten yesterday IN a series OF brushes down thu
road. The horse that defeated him was Joseph E
Meyers Nathan Straus. 2:O51a They had met
eral times before. with Don Derby always the VIC
TOR, but on the last occasion Mr.. Meyers horss
brought the other 20 a drive at the hnish and
beaten by only a short neck. although amateur
drove him. while professional reinsrnan boz
hind Ar. Murphy's champion.
IN yesterdays speed trials AR Murphy set out "a
drive his own horse. Jack Curry a noted pro-
fessiOnal reinsman. held the reias over Nathan
Straus- There were two brushes. and IN each one
or them Don Derby made break after mere than
one-halr or the course had been covered. He got
beyond the control OF hts driver the first time and
ran away over the hiH under Washington Bridge
with Mounted Policeman John AaIoneY IN hot pGr-
suit Mr.. MuFphy's arms gave out and his rsfns
We're slack By a clever piece OF work. Malonsy
stopped the runaway without spill, but the chase
continued nearly down 70 High Bridge.
After this experience Mr. Murphy resigned tho
relns 70 John Kelly, the former driver OF Dfrectum
rounded the bend in the second trial OF speed
Under z drive Don Derby drew 20 the front. and
was leading by nearly a length. when he broke as
before near the end OF the ron railing ending the
race IN favor OF Nathan Straas- The latter horse
viii now go into the training stable OF Jack
Curry. az the Empire track. to De fitted for races
Fred Dtstz's bay mare Miss Overton 49, John
2. CockertPs swift 2.g7; Leopold Movers David
3lsls, were among the prominent winners OF the
Mss GUtha MOrosini on behalf OF the Road Drivers
Association for her much admired rhree-hOrsS
the judges having overlooked th9 most sttractfvs
turnout IN line on thaE OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-30
BASEBALL.
Giants Take another Game from
Superbas-The Score, : to 3.

The Giants defeated the Superbas at Washington
Park yesterday by a of to 3. The outhed
was roped of, that three hits which otherwise
would have been good for home only counted
for three base hits. Wiltse pitched good ball. and
received excellent support. Poole also twirled ex
ceptionalY well striking out nine men, but
poorly backed up. The batting OF Devlin was ths
feature OF the contest. He made a three and
two base hit. About twenty thousand spectators
saw the game.
on Browns single. Devn's three base hit and Nc
Cormicks single. The visitors held the lead
throughout the game getting two IN the
eighth inning three singles. The score: