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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
tionS.
Physicians have been attending Miss
Eeisier.
JAMES GRIMES IS HElD
ON 4 '-laASnlN6" CHARGE.


James Grimes OF kiYksyil!e. Mo. was sr-
r. sted las: nigh: AT Eleventh and OLIVIA
streets and locked IN the Central district
=; S;ati.,n .,n a ''InashinG charge.
The complainant WAS Miss Cathcr'nS
Ryan of No. 1918 coleman street, VII" satd
tha, uhil, she. was walking with her es-
ccrt On olive stree: between Ninth a"d
Tenth. last night shortly before "ctrx
Grimes accCssfei hcr. asking her Nner~
she Was going and whether he could not
make = date with her.
The Young WOnlSn'S escort was tOc'k1nS
a, a snow window n few feet away :rons
l,cr at fl,., time and when fEs. man spoke
to her sine turned away from him AMI IN
formed her escort of the ANNOYANCE
The escort. whose n.n,s the yOui&
woman refused TO give. pursued Crimes
and struck him in the face several times.
cutting hts Mp and bruisirS him conSsdera
bly,. IN ih. meantime ii'" YOUNG W"inan
snughi q police man an'; asked tina, Grimes
bs. arrested.
Grimes WIS arrested. and the young
Woman accompanied him sud the officer
to tn. station. wher" she mad" a COM
rlai,.; against him and pF"!n!S"'l Z" prose-
cut. him in the Police Court. whittier he
will he sent On a rharE" of disturbing onss
Z. a,. Grimes could give. No coherent ac-
count Of the affai. and Was locked w.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
WTTTE HARDWARE COMPANY MAKES
RECORD MOVE INTO new Bull DING
Effects Transfer of Stock New SxStoy North
Second Street in Three Days-Warehouses Shipping
parments just Completed and Occupied Original
and Supply $4,000 Square Feet Of Additional Space

One hundred men. working with . will.
Hardware Company between Wednesday
and last night from tn. foug-ssofy and
basement building. No. - and :9s North
Third ssreat. inio tn. rev six-story xtruc-
tare which th. company has just COM
p!efed in respon>. 70 pressing demands for
Increased facilities AT Nos ...-5-S-ll-I:
North Second street. This IL said to be
record-t.. aS:ng achievement, In the
hardware trade. because Of The weight OF
tine stock I'm This branch Of business
One of the reasons why the me-. en9aSeh
ard energy in tn.iT work was because the
removal vas hurried IL max. the o..vslpa-
sio1 Of the n1v tI.ii,irg a celebration Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

I forth he became Interested In my hands
Ihas night he bit me. Thar bite. however
had given no thought to the ii,ti. siarr
teeth that he possesses. and the bit. Wa.
harder than he had intended. Why. .di-
rect!y Afterwards. he seemed 10 realize
! what he had done and then he wildly
| ssanpered 20 the depths q: the pillow a
though 20 hide from his n.i>ieed
| During the daytime. when I am sWdy
from my room. my friend the nous. lac
developed the habit % using Oh. of my
slippers for . hunkhouse. ani wpon nIs
return At nishtfali I find The litrle chap
He 1. becoming more and friendly.
1 and am beginning 20 believe that h-
looks forward 80 my return in the evening
| ] take cracker home 20 IL" nous. each
evening. and he Is ever ready 'o begin HIS
evening meal
'.since our strange friendship has boon
growing ! have made discovery r"sara-
ing Mr.. Mouse. He is not an ordinary
mouse but one Of the singing variety
Often after dark ! vii! hear the little chap
singing IN his own strange way. Tine sing
Ing IL much like q low whistle. He ~ very
young as get. hu, have hopes Of getting
to b. more friendly than eyer with him rs
time goes or. The "aiy thing ] am afrai''
nf IL tina; some ~ the employees - the .a"-
-! Ill discover the nlouse som. day vh"n
I am away and proc.sd 10 Kill him A.
long as he hides away in nv siipi'er !e
is safe. and ] think ne - beginning TO
My love for all animals is the reason.
and the o-Iy reason that l can give for
this strange friendship. ! ccsi! never
Wantoniy siay any animal for ! am !, be-
iievcr in the doctrine that men :n'. ih"
animals are closely allied. I do NOS hs-
lteye in a he'll or heaven or. ~ t,ler" u"
such places they are right In this Garth
We but animals ourselves. and Why
should We therefore. kill other animals
Il vas never bitten 10y a dog in my life
and ! liay. yet Ia find The dog with Hhi'i Il
! cannot make friends. 7 hold II l. = mag
n.tic current hstv-"n III" ai,'! the animal.
Tn. animal knows tlIa; am re 'r!"ri and
instantly IL becoin.s my friend It's kind
ness that YOU want Z" use with ani'nais
EinoiNess :: everything .Hfi this rprif
would be huf a sorry place without it,
Yes We are all animals. ar'i strange :"
SAY. who pride ourselves IN being the
highest form Of animal I!f.. ar. Tn. mean
est. We steal. Ne cheat and w.. lie And
Ne Who not so far removed from ff..
other animals should treat them With
kindness rather thai. with cruelty.
That 3s ltis' s're ssasnn why l Asi not
kill the little m"';Sr H.. knows am his
friend and !.-! happy i1 knowing 'lIa, /
have gained his friendship II will "p,i-
tinue To grow ! know. for as yrt n. is :,
irihe t!mid and why shou., lie No. h, wiz. ,
that intorn fear ~ mankind generally"
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H@n have mad. friends with all sorts of
ANNALS. bu; 1t is seldom that mouse Is
30 not appreciate the advances o. man. but
itr:;pr " T.. Hoffman OF ST. Louis has
..comtiishcd the strange feat OF making
'ri"hc. wiki rodent. The friendship
am" about in a strange way II sounds
almost ilk. A fairy tale.
The little thin2 just came 10 me and a.
max. frierds and did" is the way Doe
ny Hoffman explains Ills reason for cult
ling the fr"'dship "' the mouse. rhe
'r:'nfshi:, If now three weeks old AND Is
Tot on rhes wsne. bur is rather becoming
stronger ana stronger
Doctor it"T man was in The Office ~ Wal
Eik,s Horn. IN the Holland building three
weeks ago. H.. Was sitting in a chair
."af'fs pap: when ne says he felt
-.,n-'hinS running "p his trousers leg In
Welt. ] hardly knew what 70 think ~
y s"r moment" said the doctor I'm sneak
'NIIn' thaf II was mouse. Not wishing
~ Hiii IN. r~,or 'it.Ie thing I Though, I
"rnii SiN" ~ an opportunity ~ getting
Away. - 7 Wen: out into the corridor .,,3
aal.''! no and ...wn .or re~ ,ri,utc.
ana 'h"' n"t '".iinR any movement. I do
80 mat ~: mouse had ae,an,ped I
'h"'ich' hI' i;fl. of tn" fnriden, .r,er
f'Ti and ir'"- went 20 my hotel
tstirG :h. nigh, vas sUaI.,.s -.
n; moving under :ny chin and In
iat S'in and presently out
o. -.'' ssa'f's IN" Hpi:$- He ma
.fhs ~ MN and s'Airy.r.d ~, ~ sigh,
~ presently he returned 70 iooi =, mo
~ "as 'n" h"ginnifc ~ tho rr.ecdsbin
T,.' - has grown constantly e.er since
- nous" seems 10 recognize ~, mo /:
tf"hG a'.f .",oEriz. f., IN. ,n,rse I.
- N"n 80" ort opinions are mutual
80 that respect '
80" i'F"rIt" living place n' ms. y.ic,,a
80 mouse D. .3or u hetu.o, IN. III, -, -:
~ h.f \: night when ! haze a., -.
,, H"i h'in moving about. a,..i thc,,
'-' NJ '"'a, "a io..k al me- ~. ~.
-i'"' hthit 90 walking ,it M hi
.'I ','Nh u" my forehead. whsr. no ,..n
~ Hiir !'it .yr~. bat THO siiyh,o.. .,.in
.'' %'I Il" VIII wants. like Hazh sy,:,
y 20 ".'i'7'f 'I'tuins over ,h. roy.,I.,
80 >'''i Az! NaigiGi. my hands as ,hc,. lilo
s'''.' ,,'ii'H-. on ii- ~. viii v,lk ..re- ,n,.
..'"'- 'ir1 "Nhu,'I" 'h.m rriuu,cIy bu,
.'-' 4iiI;iIi'.if '"it'i. .f an ki,i ali, s.nd
-" ''i'ni.'irG 20 his hiiirS piaC.
~ h'i-'riss Eye m, friend .re ,,o,...
''"i '-''r"r than usual. pasSihi, h..
f''i,--i fr1i christina. is q z.a soy, u;.,
,''-''' - man :, supposed to 10 Larger
- ''H D." w5- unusually hold ,h.,
!. - alter ! had retired anal after rnnL
!nS li'" iuF -" and Ecs:ny.rin. back az.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

clusively for general ohSces and sales
new building for warehouse and shipping
putp0ses. now have an aSereGAte Of
1N!@e feet Ct floor area. thus trebling IT,.
building viii hc remodeled without inter-
ference with business AMI when completed
wtll present q ncw front and many other
improvements. The rev building occupies
wtth that on Third street. the two beirs
separated by Collins street. The two struc-
tures sre connected BY . bridge extending
building Ia the fourth hapr 81. the Second
street building. and their pceitiOn with re-
iation IN railroad tracks and facilities is
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
DALLAS BUSINESS MAN AND
POLITICIAN SHOT AND KILLED
p - N~OO0S~0 sooSs - sss~oe -
N~ssS Tesos sU,-GWsOer
Sseoosea0Aes Arrested

y " ~" NJ y
TAra, TeN w - : VI IsS.-.~
r-~S;s,-at - 80 - e ra-,r--l'i:a:e. ~
s-rs-; 'orrrar". Az. --org.rse-- ig f4si-
Ts~s ~. - ,H.-s' i~-T1s---A-tg un -'r#z -
AIR. ~a. go: sDt .,!.d ~ = . -.1~A g.
Shi IN -. Eoya. t-'vr- >ssoSs. -
p. t-ss s-rs.'
i.Tr-, --r-1ti~. tc-Trsr'v ster NS-s.;'sy
- 80 lSliss Itsrrtsr '-iz-k's Of l-t
u~;I sep stssS LSl --r7oS-a pier a.
- - o tNs -NI .E-.r = -. .-a t-l-
.ss-.fs ~a. gre<s=<-E- 49, rs--- u------i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
MCCLELLAN IGNORES
TAMmANY CLAIMS
Begins Second Administration
With Men at Head Of Eight M.
nicipal Departments Not Rec
commended by Murphy.
REPCRLlC SPECIAL.

KEPC BIC SPECIAL.
New York. Dec. .9.-3layor Mcclellan
Will begin his second, admir- il: ration as
Mayor Of New York City for four years On
Monday with new men at the head Of
eight ~ the most important departments
In the municipal service OF these not ore
z er has been identified actively with
Iamm1ny. and several are understood 10
have been Republicans on national 9ues-
tiOns at least.
Although Charles r. Murphy smiled and
sls'ke kindly ~ the Mayor n: the Ana
WANDA Ciu', late Tonight. he could nor
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Slaii.nx Tom quinn. clerk ., ;a.
ffar-e-s s.op;-~. 20 s.tE--. labor. b.
Eini AZ aess last .lSht .1G eoar:et .
'--.u 20. NzyS~M. ~ sh~-- - y
syn. p~.S rrs;irG 20 ,rt gS-ti.x !.
rec store % so-1os 70 i-Ssc- q guests %
the :s-s>.. a hs--sirg Tn. Yl<~~ s.-.-~,l
,sn.'y after :l1s sra!:;aS o.. rad .essr,.a
b.; ~. erl3ioyss sav Jhsy ho?e - pal
-hro.xh
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c,eases OF capital sto.k. Starting viii, a
capital 0f N1O.ssW IL has been increased
from, time 70 time until the capital is nov
SA"6ss.. The company originally had Two
travelling salesmen. and II now las ff:y
It's business AZ jobbe,s in general hard
ware. sheet iron. cutlery and sporting
goods covering the Scuihw"s. and
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

HFF7 III S!sD TAI.
N~A torS. be- .f.-A'.s- iiTia. three
sAys WITH a. open wound In hts .xg.. .x-
.-1si-s Els b-siu. Hans .r. bel sx~i -. =
" Is .sf-DHa conn . dad from nis !--
'y4ri-s Trsib@. pAs the yi-:irn % ~ as
ssGi; - his b-ut1.r-.r-,e- Nscsse!
Fischer. pbo struck him ;sies On ,ss
be-. x!;h
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p"r.,riou 81 ~" WITT. Hardware company
u'r,icr :fal 'sru".
Ti'.. 'v"lU'i":I oF = i.ruiS into the lead
ir., iii:dNiT.. '"r'.r ~ the i-,ii..i States
8 thin 'h., last ralf century has been con
rrihu'"G iu ..y IT,. Will: Hardware. Corn
pary In i's rro'r"'-iipu:f" ,."gr... since the
business ef 10 c"fliEaUy Was established
IN ist.. t'l. - its foUuii.iS and for
r,,a.N y.sT- afterwards being S-hrri.iinS
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Wn~> you ios- any ythi.G. 'r1 H.s, tang
% A. " advertise soc ~ sss.1gh The Re-
yll',ssc's Lost ard Fo,.nd columns
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

LEE i-no. Cf-a- fass3 sor .xis-ras Ssa.
eoses Ell shin sa3 era!p 3is~ascs D.ss.
Gssts "a. re:-az: - q fails 20 es.a
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MOBILE AND BET IN 81 = "a No
n.s sr,3 Ohio Railroad. January T.ck-
rs and iato.mA'iou .; No, 80 pi.~s stree.
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STRANGE FRIENDSHIP OF 4 MOUSE FOR
PROMINENT ST. LOUIS MEDICAL MAN

Doctor W. Hoffman and Rmin utive
Furry Creature Yet Ra ther Shy Becoming
Familiar Each Day-Docor Strong Believer
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

, ing only "a block north. While the tracks
~ the Terminal NJ. r.. 4 TN burlington.
Missouri Pacific. Rock Island ami other
rossds ~" Ia close proximity. The com
Ian. takes n special pride iM tho fact that
both In" Second and Third street buildings
were designed. built and owned ny it,
The growth Of the Wi,ic Hardware Com
isany IL evidenced not alone by It's eAsen-
s<"ns Of buildings. hut by its frequent ir-
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21
Tho Schools

The Lamar union high school board
met last Wednesday afternoon and re-
appointed Prof. E. r. Jones as princ cipal
OF the high school, and Miss Ruth Scott
as one of his ass sistants. A committee
was appointed to make an effort to
secure a satisfactory first assistant to
Prof. Jones, man being preferred by
the board. 1t is the aim OF the board to
keep the standard of the school up to
the best in the state. and the general sat-
isfaction of the patrons has been mani
tested too often to need further com
ment.
The board for Lamar district No. IA
met on Thursday of last week to discuss
school matters and reappointed the fol-
lowing members of last years faculty:
Miss Mary Bush for Sth grade, Mrs.
Ella Barnes for 4th grade, Miss Resa
Gauss for 3rd grade and Miss Fannie
Mayne for 1st grade. These appoint
ments will all meet the approval of the
patrons. Several of last years faculty
did not apply for their positions again
as they expect to go elsewhere. Their
places will be to fill yet and several ad-
ditlonal teachers will have to be en-
gagged to meet the increased number of
pupils this fall.
1t will soon be necessary to build
new school building north of the rail-
road, and the board hopes to be able to
put up building large enough to meet
the demands of the town for some years
to come.
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21

w. G. Markham, of Baldwin, Kansas,
was here for vistit with his brother, L.
Writ and l.. Merrill Markham, from
Friday morning to Sunday night. Mr..
Markham favored the congregation Of
the Methodist church with two solos at
each service Sunday. Mr.. Markham is
a splendid singer, and possesses a voice
which it is always a delight to hear.
The commissioners met this week to
consider the bids for the repairs at the
Carlton bridge, and contrary to the
usual cnstom here there was a large
number of bids. The board has sue
ceeded in effectually breaking the bridge
combine and Prowers county will reap a
big benefit from this action. The Kan
sas City Bridge Co. got the contract for
repairing the three spans washed out at
s243i, to be completed by October 1st, or
forfeit penalty of SIS per day for over
time. There was one lower bid, but
1t was made by "a newly organized COM
pany and the agent would not agree to
any fixed time for the completion OF the
work, SO his bid was rejected. The
large number of bidders on hand at the
court house for this small contract WAS
in striking contrast to the two or three
who have been on hand heretofore even
when sl5,O40 contract was to be let.
Harry Grindrod, OF Amity, young
l6-year old boy together with his
younger brother concluded to leave
home last Friday. They took two
horses from a neighbors pasture and
started for the Kansas line. But the
Holly marshal proved to be an obstacle
to their progress In that direction.
They were arrested with the horses in
their possession. These two boys were
arrested last fall for attempting train
wrecking at Granada and Harry was
convicted in the county court and sent
ence suspended during good behavior.
Harry's home influences are not very
good and he associates with gang of
bad boys who are unfortunately domi-
ciled at AmIty. Hence his latest esca-
pade. Judge Thorne sentenced him to
the State Industrial school at Golden,
Colorado, where Harry will have
much better chance to make a good
man than at Amity with his present
surroundings.
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

STATE OF COLORADO, In tho County
COUNTY OF PRowERs Court,
In the matter OF the Estate of
LOREN r. BLoDGErr, Deceased :
Notice is hereby given that on Monday the 10th
l day Of July, A. ID. 1909, at tho hour of 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the front
door of the county Court House. in the Town of
Lamar. in the county Of Prowers. in the State
of Colorado, pursuant to the orders of the
County Court of Prpwsrs county, Colorado,
made and entered on the 10th day of April, A. ID.
1905 and on the 18th day of June, A. D.. 1905, 1,
=, g. Goodaie, Adm illustrator. OF the Estate OF
Loren r. Blodgett, deceased. will sell at public
auction all OF the interest of the said estate of
Loren f. Blodgett. deceased in the following
described real estate. situate, lying and being
in the county Of Prowers. State of Colorado, ts-
wit: undivided one half interest in and to
the following described lots in the Town of La
mar. IN said Prowers county, Colorado. to-wit:
Lot Six (6) and south half(Ss) of Lot Five (5) in
Block Fifty-fwo t52J Holmes and Parmcnter's
Addition to the Town of Lamar, Colorado.
SAID estate owning an undivided one half in
terest in all of the said described property.
The terms OF tho said sale will be for cash.
Dated at Lamar, Colorado, June 18th, A. d.
1906.
G. G. GOODALE,
Administrator of the estate of Loren F.
Blodgctt, deceased. u
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21
CIRCUS RINGS
Never Vary in Size or Charaeter-Interest-
ing Facts About the Great Floto
Shows Soon to be Here


Shows Soon to be Here
Those who take their children to see
the Great Floto circus will commen: on
the many differences II presents from tho
circuses of fifty years ago. But there is
ono thing under the canvas that is ever
unchanged and is tho same everywhere
the ring.
Tho circus ring is, in diameter and
shape, immutablo. Wherever the big
tents lift their toadstool growth, that
circle under them 10 never altered
The reason for this is that the circus
riders and circus horses 90 from one
country to another with different aRgre-
cations. For the successful perform
ance Of their "turns" it is absolutely
necessary that the ring shall not vary
in size, and that the angle OF inclination
towards the center, required to preserve
the equilibrium In q circle with ra-
dius OF twenty-one feet four and oue-
half inches, must be accurately pre-
served.
II this is not dons the consequences
are likely to be serious-more serious
than II q speaker were to lose his recol-
lection In the midst Of an Grafton. The
horse has been trained to go at certain
rate OF speed on that particular incline
and around ring OF that particular
size. This rate never varies until the
act is finished, and has the regularity
Of . clock. Change this, and it Is like
altering the size OF the msinspring in
your watch.
Tne horses with the Floto circus are
among its most interesting features.
or tho 300 splendid animals there is not
one that cannot find his car and his es-
pecial stall In it alone. Tho prices paid
for them ranged from $500 so 5000 each
for the Percherou aud Clydesdale draft
stock, and went into the thousands for
the racing horses used In the tour
nament and hippodrome.
When tho tent for the horses is ready
each horse knows where he belongs in
it. When the parade forms he falls into
line wi: hout being told. 1t is even said
that the ring horses know when they
are to perform bv moan. o. the music
The perfect discipline found 10 every
department OF the circus Is absolutely
necessary. Cruolty to anv OF the ami
mails is practically unknown. Tre tents
are erected with precision aud lack of
confusion marvellous to the lay mind.
The army OF msn necessary to the
transportation and presentation OF the
show are housed. fed and paid with
never q hitch. Whatever letters NAV
precede it in the alphabet, the first word
in the circus man. dictionary is ''sys-
tenn"
All this will be observed when the
Great Floto Shows come on Saturday
July 8.
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21

Miss Agnes Mourning is confined to
her home by threatened attack OF
illness.
]. H. Child's, one Of Amity's leading
merchants, was county seat visitor
last week.
The Social Circle will meet with Mrs.
Henry, Friday afternoon, June 23rd, at
2:3O.
Mrs. Violet jennings, who has been
visiting Mrs. Byers, left for home in
Denver this morning.
Mrs. w. F. McCue is enjoying a visit
from her father, who arrived from Port
land, Oregon, this morning.
j. w. Wilkin and Lewis Millinger, of
Holly, were transacting business in
Lamar the first of the week.
Mr.. j. N. Bundick and family are now
occupying the new residence built by
Mrs. Stewart on Second street.
The Presbyterian church is now con-
templating either the Cantata queen
Esther" or the Opera "Pinafore" in early
fall.
Mrs. X. Nj. Irving and Mrs. ]. A.
Pierce, Of Granada, were Lamar visitors
last week and attended commencement
exercises.
Work has commenced on the new
Presbyterian church and the lots are
now covered with material for construc-
lion.
Professor E. r. Jones left last Satur-
day for ten days visit among relatives
and old time friends at his old home in
Missouri.
DIR. c. S. Wilson left on Tuesday for
Colorado Springs where he will attend
the state dental convention, returning
the latter part Of the week.
DIR. j. F. Hasty, of Murray, Iowa.
brother OF DIR. j. S., has been enjoying a
short vacation visiting with his many
Lamar relatives.
Charles L. Doughty, Jr. went to Colo
RADIO Spring Monday night and will
spend the balance Of the week there
taking IN the sights.
Mrs. H. Manville left for Denver this
morning where she will meet Mrs. w. j.
Johnston, and the two ladies will then
go to Portland to take IN the exposition ,
The street fair has come and gone
There were some good features connect
ed with the fair, but many OF our people
would just as soon have had it gone
before it came.
A. Friedman returned the first of the
week from New York City. where he
was called by the sickness and death of
his father. Mr. Friedman has the heart
felt sympathy of many Lamar friends in
Ibis great loes.
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21
office

1t has been currently reported that
The Lamar Seed Co. has sold out. There
was deal OF this nature on but it has
fallen through with and we will be
and ready to buy and sell all farm pro-
ducts.
We have large supply OF threshing
coal on hand and the river is now low
enough for farmers to ford at the old
Downer ford and now would be
chance to get the threshing coal over
before we get more high water.
/ also can assure the farmers that the
river bridge will be ready for traffic by
July 10th and possibly sooner.
Yours very respectfully.
T. j. SAYLER
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21
Church Notes. .

NJ. E. Church-Morning service 1l:OO
o'clock. Sermon subject: "Sanctifica-
tion and Christian Perfection"
Evening Service, o'clock. Sermon
Subject: "The Mistakes OF David"
Sunday School. 1000 a. m. Epworth
League, TOO p. m. Strangers are cor
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21
Warning.

Please take notice, that we strictly
forbid camping, hunting, shooting, fish
ing or tresspasfing on our property,
formerly known as the lands OF the La
mar Land and Canal Co., or the Bent
lands
Tresspassers will be prosecuted as
provided by law.
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR co.
W. X. WINTERHALTER, Manger.
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PRooF-NoTICE
FOR PUBLICATION,
U. 5. LAND orrIoE LAMAR. CoLo. I

q. 5. LAND UFfIOE LAMAR, JOLo.
May 2S, 1905.
MOTTO L is hereby given that Joseph W Ball has
~ filed notice of intention to make final
proof before the Register and Receiver at their
office in Lamar, Colo on Thursday: the 18th
cation No. 1852, for the Sc OF sec. No. 81, in
township No. 23 s.. X. No. ~ w. of 9Th p. m.
He names as witnesses: Charles Maxwell,
Isaac l.. Maxwell, William NJ. Yockey and Will
liam A. Merrill. all of Lamar, Colorado.
mN-izs JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Register.
The Lamar register., 1905-06-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF LAND Con-
MIssIoSERS
Denver Colo, j June IL, 1906
NOTICE is hereby given that S. H. Black
IN whose postotfice address is Blaine. Colo
RADIO on Juue Il. 1905. made application No.
ls55. TO the State Board of Land Commissioners
to lease the following described School Lands,
situate in Baca County, Colorado. to-wit:
All OF Sec 36 Twp 81 South. RauRe 42 West.
No other applications to lease the above de.
scribed promises objections against the
above application will be considered after
July 18th, 1905
MARX q. WOODRUFF,
Register state Board Land Commissioners,