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The Lamar register., 1904-03-16

Pisiaiis. SUMMONS
CHskIE- " wILsos.
D=fe.1sn;-
The People Of the StGfs Of CoiOrdio:
To Chzfle. ". Wns-ga. fb@ 1ef=zdsnt above
aAnns5 GkEEIISG.
Yo1 are bereby required 70 sppezr IN an ae-
tion brDcxhi s<ziust yO1 BY the above nannsd
plsintr in the distr7c: court Of Proven. eo1n-
~, state Of COlorSdo, and zc.Eer the com
,1Is. sr,5s issr ssr II .er9 .er1sa ait ~. ~ aolni
or, II served oct Of this coznty, or oy pu blics-
tion, within thirty days sfier The service here
Of, exclusive Of the day of service or iudz-
TDent by default Will oe taken s<ainst you ac-
oor1inz 70 the prayer ,the complaint And
led action h~ not serred With this summons.
or u the .ervic~ hsreof h@ made oui Of thi.
berein tesore speciaed for appearsnee and an
will be allOTe1 before the taking Of tu6g
nnent by default a. s,orsszid-
The szid action /. brought 20 quiet title Of
.sid plaintiff IL and 20 Lot Ten no in Block
Ihiriy-oae IsiJ Original Town Of Lamar IN The
having been IL the actual aad exclusive posses
sion thereof for more thsa s-vsa year. last pact
a. owner in fee simple, and asking ths; defendant
and all p>r.ons claiming under or throushhinn BE-
required 70 set forth the nature Of then claim.
and Tor a d.--re. that defeadsut and ali other
person. claim ing under or through him have no
estate or interest Whatever IN szid 10. and
nre-1I.e. and thst the :Itls Of plaintia i. goo
and valid and that defendants and all persons
claiming under or through him Be forever en-
Joined and cebsrred from asserting any claim
serSe 20 plaintiff will more folly appear from
the complaint in .sid action to which reference
is here made copy Of which i- thereto attached
And you are hereby notified that If you fail 20
appear. and 10 answer the laid complaint
above required. the said plaintiff will apply for
the entry of your default and will thereafter ap-
ply for judgment in its favor as In said com
plant prayed.
Given under my hand and official
49, seal at Lamar, Colo. in said
ZEAL I County. this 9Th day of Febru-
'~~' ary A D.. 1904.
CHAS. W. LUCK. Clerk.
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Before Fsrne Called.

That the thorns and thistleE lining
the way 70 success are not soon for
gotten is instanced by remark Of
Clyde Fitch 10 an applicant for a part
In one Of his productions.
well" said the young lady with
. sigh Of relief after having obt-ined
q promise Of a part In the play. 1T Is
% pleasant 10 have something 10 live
on besides hope-parts are scarce this
fall"
Yes" replied Mr. Fitch. a reminis-
cent. far.away look In his eyes. Il lived
on hope for ten years" and, with a
smile-"Eo did my landlady. New
York Timca.
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Good Spirits.

Good spirits don't all come from Ken
lucky. Their main source is the liver
and all the fine spirits ever made in the
Blue Grass State could not remedy a
bad liver or tho hundred and-one i'll ef-
fects 1t produces. You cant have good
spirits and a bad liver at the same time
Your liver must be in fine condition il
you would feel boyant, happy and hope
ful, bright Of eye, light Of step, vigorous
and successful In your pursuits. You
can put your liver in fine condition by
using Green's August Flower-the great
eat Of all medicines for the liver and
stomach and certain euro for dyspep-
sia or indigestion. In has been favor
it's household remedy for over thirty
five years. August Flower will make
your liver healthy and active and thus
insure you a liberal supply Of good
spirits" Trial size, 25c. Regular size
75 cents. At all druggists.
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syrups Il contains ~ 0pIum. bot ~ill
s<,,,ne and heal any dfssass u the
throat Or lBrys quicker than any other
r.msdy.7 m, Joe and tlOD ~ l. II
Myers,
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The Lamar register., 1904-03-16
Teachers Examination.

The regular equity sHsmin atinn Of
teachers will be held al the court house
10 Lamar and al the town ball IN Ora
NADIA. Thprs,iay and Friday, March II
and II.
J. 4. RosEBEOrGB,
Co. Supt. u Schools.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-16

JUST EECEIyED--an sKcsilsnt ss-
syrt1osnt 81 Dossltiss N the line II
Stsfling Silver and Pearl gaods. 5se
them In our window.
HcLEsE BEo.-
The Lamar register., 1904-03-16

Two good shoss, ,lJJ0. men Or women
Irrir's.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-16

SIC, 600 Just received for farm loans
No delays.
l. WHIT HAEzH,N.
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q. b. Thoman has the best limo o
fire insurance. He writes farm risks
The Lamar register., 1904-03-16

Dr.. A W. Sesbury, physician and
surgsoa- Office on ssec.4d soor Of
Irwin building, East Main street.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-16
WIN E Or |
CARDVI|
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Doctors find
A good prsscnpsion
For mankind

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The Lamar register., 1904-03-16

For bargains in farm lands 60 10
O. Is. Thoman.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-16

Mems Nobby Pants sl.5o, 1rwin's.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-16
SUM N ON S.

STATE OF CQLOEADJ. -. L. The Dl.-riea
COCsEu o. PECHEE-. Cozr--
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

The police have been unable to get
any clew that might lead to the arrest
OF the robber who held up L. Larson
early yesterday morning. The incident
greatly disturbed the peace Of mind
OF the saloon man and his description
Of the hlghwayman was not accurate
enough to give the officers a line on
the robber. The presence OF the white
mask prevented the victim from no
tIcing anything about the fellow by
which he might be recognized There
are several suspicious characters In the
city and II is just possible the right
man may be jailed. Since gambling
was closed In Portland there has been
an influx OF undesirable individuals,
and the Bugby quarry is said to have
furnished It's full quota OF bad men.
Chief Hallock says the robbery ought
to be a lesson to those persons who
carry home large sums Of money at
night, He expresses surprise that more
holdups have not occurred. Many Of
the saloon men. upon closing for the
night, start home with the days re-
celpts, and those who live away from
the principal streets would prove easy
marks for highwaymen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

Because her assallant is sickly and
not capable OF wlthstanding the rigors
OF Jail life, Miss Murray the vaude-
Vile performer, yesterday paid the fine
which Justice Goodman imposed upon
Ben S. Trask for beating the complain
Ing witness. The warrant for Trask's
arrest was issued Monday afternoon
Trask knew what was coming and de-
termined to leave the city. He went
to the depot, but there saw Constable
Utzinger and policeman, and, sus-
pecting that they were looking for him.
he executed flank movement. Yes
terday morning he tried 1t again, but
was arrested, He was locked up In
the county Jail for four hours. and at
2 In the afternoon was taken before
Justice Goodman for arraignment. Miss
Murray, who was Trask's stage part
'ner, appeared and asked permission to
withdraw the charge. Trask is not at
all healthy, being sufferer from pull
monary trouble, while Miss Murray
Is of formidable appearance, and 1t was
somewhat surprising to the officials
that she should have permitted him to
beat her. The woman explained that
she did not want to be responsible for
the incarceration of Trask. whose
health might be further injured there
by, but the court declined to dismiss
the case. Trask was fined $40, which
Miss Murray paid, and the costs were
likewise taxed against her. Doubtless
the couple win continue to work in
double harness on the vaudeville stage.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

Another monster log raft was
brought down the river from Stella
yesterday afternoon. Two river steam
ers brought down the great boom
which was taken on to the lower har-
Dor. There the steamer Francis II.
Leggett win take the raft in tow and
start south with II for San Francisco
at the earliest possible date. II Il
quite probable the start may be made
today. The raft IL Just about the size
OF the last boom which was sent away
and contains approximately 100000
feet Of lumber. II Is the property Of
the Hammond Lumber Company. The
Leggett has on board a cargo Of H.
2bo.ooo feet of redwood. loaded at
Eureka for San Francisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION.


d. M. Averill, of Portland, is in tht
city.
C. F. overbaugh is down from tht
metropolis.
L. H. Miller, of chehalis, is visiting
In Astoria,
Harrison Allen has gone to Cannon
beach to enjoy an outing.
win A. Martin, well known Port
land commercial traveller. is in the
city.
Chriss A. Bell of Portland, was in
the city yesterday en- route to Gear
hart Park.
John H, Smith went over to Seaside
last night to spend few days with
his family.
Rev. Edgar p. Hill, of Portland. was
among the passengers down on last
nights train.
N. H. Klepper grand chief ranger Of
the Foresters Of Oregon, arrived in the
city last evening. He will pay an Of
ficlal visit to Court Astoria tonight.
Miss Mabel Ayers. Of Portland; Miss
Blanche McNair, Of Tillamook, and
Mrs. A. G. ogilvie. Of Portland. were
among the arrivals in the city last
evening.
Max Pracht Of Ashland, registers at
the occident from Peachblow Paradise,
Among the Portlanders in town yes
terday were A. t. Johnson. w. S. ZIm-
norman, W. W. Gordon and J. H.
walker.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

Court Astoria, Foresters of America,
win be paid an official visit tonight by
Grand Chief Ranger Kiepper, OF La
Grand. Ore. Grand Treasurer Bour-
geols. OF Portland, and other grand
court officers. The visiting officers
viii be rendered an Astoria reception,
which ls another way Of saying that
the gathering win prove one OF excep-
tlonal interest. Astoria court Is the
banner court OF the state. having
shown the greatest percentage OF gain
In membership at the last state meet
ing. The membership numbers more
than 500. The lodge is now making
preparations for the celebration Of
Foresters' day. August 10. The celebra-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

Fire last night destroyed the big
warehouse at Fort Stevens. together
with It's contents. The blaze broke
out at $3.50 and all efforts to extin-
guIsh II proved futile. the building be-
Ing burned to the ground. AS to the
manner in which the fire originated.
the men at the post are in the dark.
II was stated last night by one OF the
men that there was no suspicion OF
lncendlarism. and the blaze probably
resulted from combustion. The ware
house was 30 feet in length and 40 fec.
wide, and was full OF tools and sup
plies for the guns. II was impossible
last night to secure an estimate Of the
damage. but II IL thought the loss will
be very heavy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

A Seaside dispatch says: Cut of
BY the tide after wading some dis
lance through water up to their waists,
DR.. A. A. Morrison and Captain will
liam Gadsby were forced to spend
Friday night on a rocky point barely
out OF reach OF high tide. Here they
spent dreary night, having built a
fire with what driftwood they could
find. Their only food consisted OF four
small sandwiches, which Captain
Gadsby happened 70 have. The two
men walked about ~ miles down the
coast In search OF sea lions. About
two miles past False Tillamook they
climbed a sandy mountain. only to We SSe
confronted at the summit by an insur-
mountable stone wall so feet high.
Though they slid down the mountain
on their backs TO gain time, the tide
was rapidly cutting them off when they
got to the bottom Their absence
caused considerable anxiety"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

Al the regular monthly session ol
the county court. which will be con-
yened this morning. the matter OF the
Improvement OF the Nehalem road will
probably be taken up and acted upon
The settlers In that part OF the county
have levied special taxes In several
districts and placed the grade in good
condition. They are very anxious "a
have the road planked and the court
has been requested to remove the saw
mill TO location on the road. The
settlers win furnish the necessary logs
Members OF the court are quite Al
anxious az the settlers that the high
way be improved. and II is not Inn
probable that the request viii be
granted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

street that had been standing there
ali day. according TO statements made
by observing persons. The horse was
hitched to buggy and It is supposed
the rig belonged to some farmer. The
chief took the animal " n livery stable
and the owner will be required TO pay
the charges He Is liable to fine or linz
prisonment for cruelty to animals.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

Miss Maud Morrison was yesterday
appointed executrlx OF the estate OF
Miss Hope Clayton. deceased. The
petition for the appointment Of the
executrix reciles that the estate Ii
valued at $1,000; that the only heir Is
the mother Of the deceased. who re-
sides at Big Rapids. Mich. Miss Nor
rlaon'a bonds were fxed at $4,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03
AMERICAN SHIPS SHOULD
CARRY AMERICAN PRODUCE
New Law TO Take Effect Two Years
Hence Would Cut Columbia River
Out Of Exporting BUSINESS.


Portland Journal; W. L. Marvin.
, secretary OF he marine commission
and regarded as an authority on mar
ltlme law. is OF the opinion that the
Importance OF the American shipping
problem to the city OF Portland can
not be oyerestimated and that there Is
danger of It's being passed too lightly
by her people. He said:
THE city OF Portland is the only one
on this coast at which we find no
American line Of ships trading with
foreign ports. This fact, In addition
to others, makes the hearings Of this
commission more vital to Portland than
they are to any other city The ports
Of Seattle. Tacoma and San Francisco
having American lines. they are bound
to outstrip Portland In every form OF
growth resulting from foreign COM
merce. While 1t is true that Seattle
has a large shipbuIldng plant. this in
dustry only carries the special benefits
jtnat attend the employment OF num-
ber OF workingmen In that particular
industry. The city that has a good
harbor and is convenient for seagoing
vessels, may become great factor in
foreign commerce II the conditions
are favorable to American shipping"
A law has been passed. to take effect
1.-TWO years hence. which provides that
all commerce OF every kind carried on
between an American port and any
country under the American flag shall
be carried by American ships
This measure alone" says Mr.. Mar
vim. "would cut Portland out Of all the
rich trade that is coming or already
here between the United States and
her possessions In the orient, and even
In the Sandwich islands There Is all
ready in force and effect law that
provides that all troops OF war. sup
plies and munitions for our men In the
J Philippines shall be carried in Amer
lean ships. Therefore. you may easily
see that II behooves Portland to do
something at once in the way Of rad
ical reform OF her shipping conditions
II she hopes to supply from this city
and It's rich producing territory any
part Of the commerce of the United
States and American ports abroad.
You have Seattle on the north and
San Francisco on the south. both eager
to seize every contract and I'LL every
requirement Of American foreign trade,
and both OF these cities have American
shipping lines operating with the Phil
ippines. China and the Sandwich ISL
ands.
"These cities will undoubtedly en-
deavor TO increase their present Amer
lean shipping lines TO those ports, and
1t would not be long until Portland
would be hopelessly distanced and out
of the race. This city has a beautiful
harbor. and in some respects has adj
vantages over her rivals for this trade.
She is well located in rich producing
district, and ships will always go up
stream as far as they can with safety.
She is backed by the fertile Willamette
valley, with vast productive power
by which her granaries may be sup
piled. Given American ships and thus
placed on an even footing in the way
of transportation facilities, she would
with her distinct advantages in other
respects be invincible in the foreign
trade"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

DO you want TO improve your gar
denf II 10. plant the latest improved
rose bushes. trees or other ornamental
stock. fruit trees. etc. II costs nothing
to look them over; all orders promptly
delivered free Of charge. A. Kailunkis,
SIC Commercial street. Astoria agent Of
the celebrated Continental Nurseries Of
Rochester. N. Y. Inspection invited
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

tion will be held on the night Of the
18th. which falls on the regular meet
Ing night An interesting musical and
literary program win be rendered and
friends OF members will be invited 10
take part In the celebration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

Mrs, II, D. Keuttner IN stu in the
lead IN the regatta queen contest. Mrs
Ridehalgh holding second place. Miss
Tallant third place and Mrs. c. l..
Houston fourth place The count OF
votes yesterday afternoon shows the
standing OF the candidates to be as
follows; Mrs. Keuttner, 475s; Mrs.
Rldehalgh, 1925: Miss Tallant. 2s7S;
Mrs. Houston. 2bsl; Miss Rafter. 227l;
Miss Stokes. 2Os2; Miss Lidwell, 1891;
Miss Norberg 1887. The balloting win
close on Friday night. Some deep
sehemlng Is said to be ON foot by
friends OF the various candidates. and
surprises are looked for Friday night.
II is said that four OF the candidates
are to be literally supported and the
ballotlng will probably be spirited.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03
Do you want a visit from MADAME'
NOTICE TO FoREsrERs.

All members OF Court Astoria, No. s,
Foresters of America, are requested to
be present at the melting to be held
this evening, when an official visit will
be made by Grand Chief Ranger Klep-
per and other grand court officers.
R. NJ. M'LEAN. Chief Ranger.
C. e. FOSTER, Secretary.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-03

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Chriss Alexander Bell, of
Portland. and Miss Charlotte NJ, Ben
nett, Of this city. The wedding will
take place at Gearhart Park