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HARLEM
NOTES.

The Harlem Philanthropic Society o
which Mrs Frank LittlChod Is presi
dent, have all arrangements made {
formally inaugurate the season wit
their annual reception on the afternoon
Of Nov. o. The AFFAIR will be Riven a
( the home OF Mrs. Hamilton Higgins
No, 227 Lenox avenue, who is chairman
OF the entertainment committee. Tn,
annual report has shown the society e
be In a prosperous condition and an
other successful season is anticipated.
Rev. Or. William c. Biting preached
his farewell sermon yesterday at the
Mount Morris Baptist Church, OF which
he had long been pastor, Dr. and Mrs
Biting were rendered q farewell recep
ton last Friday evening.
The engagement Of Miss Roselle selg.
man, OF No. lN West One Hundred and
Fourteenth street. 10 Max Nathan, also
Of this city has been Announced.
A brilliant wedding OF last week was
that OF Miss Katherine Valentia Bren.
nan and George Francis MeehAn, both
well known In Harlem social circles.
The ceremony took rlace last Wednes-
day morning at st. Gabrleps Church.
Miss Mary Brennan, a cousin OF the
bride, was the maid OF honor and the
brIdemalds we're The Misses Mary
Meehan, Marguerite Brennan, Marie
Byrne and Lauretta Mulrey. Vincent
Meehan, brother OF the bridegroom, W az
best man, while the Messrs. John
Mechin, Edward Moenan, Peter Kane
and Thomas Kane were ushers. A wed.
aiAs breakfast was served at the Hotel
Manhattln,
Mrs. Hernan Meyer and hsr fat1aer.
w. $, Baird, after several nonthg bour'
ing abroad, have returned 10 their
home, No. SO West Eighty-thIrd street
M, and Mrs. George Cole are estab-
iished for the reason At No. 8 West
NIne:y-hrst street,
Mr.. and Mrs, Herman ]. Van IN,
and The Misses Theodore and Zernira
Van Fps, OF No. 1 West Ninety -fourt u
street. returned recently Atte- spend
ing a month at Narragunsett Pior.
Mrs: John Lynoh, Of No, SIS West
one Hundred and Slxty-fourth street
has left Tor an extended stay At Lake,
wood, n. J,
DR.. Ernest Campbok, son OF the Raw
John L, Campbell the FORMER pastor x
the, Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
and well known 70 Harlem residents'
was Wa married at Malons, ~ Y, last
w uuHVSAig NNbAllk,
A beefsteak party and vaudeville
concert Will be given at the headouar-
tes Of the Central Republican Duh.
No. l0l West One Hundred and Twenty,
seventh street, tomorrow evening
Mrs. z, c. Kittle and Miss Blanobs
Ktle, after an enjoyable trip through
The West have returned and will sperld
the season az the Norwood, Seventh
avenue and one Hundred and Twenty.
sixth street Several weeks OF their
Trip were spent In Chicago and vtuinity.
Mrs 81. A. Sprague and daughter,
Miss Ddna, Of No. ls6 Seventh avenua
are win:eriny IN South Caroline. They
expect TO spend some time at Virginia
Hot Springs before they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic g. Goodwin. Of
No. 467 Central PARK West, are al
home aagtn after v3sit TO the Thou
sand Islands and an extended TIN
through Canada
A ratification mesttng. undsr ths aus
Dices OF the Tammany Hall General
Committee OF the Twenty-third Assom-
bly, District, will be held this evening
!, the Manhattan Casino, Eighth avenue
Ind One Hundred and Fitty-dfth street
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STATEN ISLAND.

Many Staten islanders Will attend Ii,
concert, euchre and reception this even
Ing at the Hotel Astor, In Manhattan
for the benefit OF a hospital TO be estab-
lh.hed at Tottenville.
The fair for the benent OF g. Pau's
Church, Of West Brighton, which opened
at tho parish house on Tuesday evening,
WIN ooms oo a close this evening. There
has been big attendance, and q nice
gum has been realized.
An entertainment and smoker, under
the auApices OF Stapleton Circle, No. IL,
Brotherhood Of the Union, will DO given
at Baohmann's Theatre on Monday
evening next. Professional talent has
been engaged for the occasion.
Arransements are about complets for
the annual Harvest Home Festival, for
ths benefit OF 81. Vincsnts Hospital,
witch will be held In bhe parlors OF the
hospital on Thursday afternoon, This is
one Of the big society affairs OF the fall
on Staten Island.
Invitations have been Issued BY court
Tottenvills, Foresters Of America, for its
annual bali at the Knights Of Pythia
Hail on Monday evening nert The
Tottenvine orchestra will suppv tne
dance music
The young ladies OF the First Pres
oyterian Church, OF staplston, are buslly
engaged arranging for q nsntsrtain-
mspt 30 be given in tho Sunday school
rooms OF the church on Nov. 10. Re
hesrsals are being held semi weekly
and the affair promises to be q big suo-
cess,
Many OF the frs companies Of ns
Bdgewater Fire Department ~ osit.
brate ths disbanding Of the volunteer
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BRONX NOTES.

An exceptionally sbcoesstu aairtt was
| the second annual reception OF the
cycle and Pleasure Club at Muller
Bronx Casino on Wednesday evening
last. The hall was specially decorated
! for the occasion and crowded WIN
guests. The mebers Of the organ "a
don are Miss Dlux, Miss A. Lepolu'
Miss NJ. Meyer, j, Maxwell, NJ. MAJ
heimer, c. Mitchell, 7, Meyer. NJ
Richter, A, spruser r. Schneiaer&; To- =
schuthst., y Tslsssnt' MIS- MIS- M wsiR5 WGi,
Sfr Miss N n. RYAN, va II. Cook, 9, Dudley,
cSsrles css s. Ai6TeoSt p. Bolster, {. Becker,
q, Becker #. Busch, B, Brown, 7.
Carey j, Dantel, Miss Deuhsch George
Everingtam. C. Gleckner Miss G.
Good, Mss r, Holer, George Ils, A.
Weiiie Csrvilette, Mss Lille Ohvtl-
ettA Miss A, ObraE, Miss A. Schmidt
meyer, J. king and Otto Hopple.
A sersnahs was rendered Mr.. and Nrs,
william +, Lavslle, OF wilkins place
recently AZ the ofioe OF Mr.. Lsvelle,
Freeman street and Southern Boule-
ward, 10 mark the return Of the young
coupls from trip through tho South.
Members OF the Charles +. Frey Asso-
onatidn, needed by It's standard bear or
ofice and paid thetr respects
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Fenninrer, No. let East
one Hundred and Forty fourth street,
last Friday evening 30 celebrate Mr.
Fennlneors forty.hfth birthday, The
evening was RAISED N games and dane
ing, after which supper was served
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mr,.
Kneoht, John schock, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Edward IIalllr Misses Josephine and
Louise Fenn.ngcr Miss Carrie anu
Rudolph RagcuI and SJ.eph Fenning sr
MI and Mrs. c. w. Hannon, OF No
2li6 Arthur avenue, viii give a Ilol-
lJWe.en party az their home tomorrow
evening IN honor OF Miss Lilly Par
mehter, OF COnSord. Mass Miss Par
iinentor has been the guest OF Mrs,
Harmon for the past month,
A concert will "be given by the choir
or 81. Stephens Church IN THE church
nan. Two Hundred and Thirty-eighth
street and VenO Avenue, next Thursday
evening An excellent pVgramme has
oeen arranged for the affair, which viii
be under .he diracton Of Mrs, b., t.
Austin.
A handball match between c. Horn
and NJ. O'Brien ana D. Hogan and +.
Mcclure was played last Friday even,
ing at the Emerald Court. A brilliant
lpay by Mcclure won the game for his
team. The score was: c. Horn ard NJ.
. Brien, 6, Is, q; d. Hogan and f. Nc
Guire, q. n. H.
The new Wakefield police station, Two
Hundred and Twenty-ninth stret and
Whito Plains avenue, will be ready
for occupancy on Jan next
The Bsaumonde Pleasure Club will
hold Its annual reception at Huber's
Casino. one Hundred and SIxty-second
street and Jerome avenue, Nov. IS. This
is the ORGANIZATIONS ffbh affair. and ali
EFFORTS are being made to have n rir'
pass all previous ones.
One Dec lS the Jack wieger Associa-
ton will give minstrel show and re-
eeption at EbunFs ChsIno, One Hun
dred and Ffty-slxth stret and 81. Ann 9
avenue.
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NEW ROCHELLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John q. ouinby who
spent several months touring In Europe
have returned to their homs in law
renee Park.
Miss Sarah Brier, OF Newport, r. /.
s being entertained by friends at No
los Elm street.
David H. McCrackeu and Miss Jsnni,
Patten, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, David
Patten were married last Wednesday
evening at the home Of the brides pa.
rent In NewbuTR. Mr.. and Mrs. No
Cracken VIII reside in Port Chester,
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Hayes, OF Elmira
\. Y, Ii visiting friends In WOODLAND
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs, Chester L. Moorhouss
Ot North avenue, have gone to Trenton
y. j., 10 visit relatives
Miss Nav r Murphy, Of Newburg u
a guest OF friends in Church street,
Miss Charlotte Behrends, Of Webster
avenue Is In New Bedford. Mass, visit.
Ing relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson, ol
Baltimore, are being entertained by
friends on Pelham road
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BLOOD TRAIL
LED TO THIEF
Woman Whispered Over
Phone to. Police that Her
House Was Being Robbed.
HE HAD CUT HIS HAND.
Detective Tracked John Hays to
the Old Home Which He Had
Been Turned Out OF.
HE HAD CUT HIS HAND.

Following q tran Of blood from No
SJ Clinton street, Brooklyn. TO No q
First place Detective Glennon made
clever capture OF a burglar who tool
refuge at his mothers boma whence h,
had been turned away by his father 81,
years ago es an inooragfoie character
A whispered call was reosiv.d at h,
Butler street station yesterday after
noon. and tho sergeant who answersI
the telephone had some difioulty d
hearing what was wanted.
He made out at iength tn1 Miss Ela,
Han, staying with MIe W. P. Rtchis
was at tho phone, and that she wa'
afraid 10 speak loud lest she warn /,
burglar who was al work In the housA
Then ne found himself out on. Centra
gave him tho number Of the house ant
Detective Gleunon was sent out IN hoi
haste. Number S66 Clinton street 10 q
-four STORY brownStonS house. A young
woman looked out Of the window On
Gsnnon came up
"BurglaTs" she whispered can't
ooms down. I'm AFRAID"
Found Blood In the Room.
Glennon made his way through the
French windows. A pile Of silver wa,
lying in the dining room ready To be
removed. He found a broken window
in the rear OF the house through which
the tNiet had gained entrance He also
found that the man had out himself
and nat a stream Of blood led through
the rooms
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department With entertainments at their
respective houses on Wednesday even
ing WV"
AZ meeting Of the Cheroke. Demo-
cratic Club OF Middletown, OF which
John Bowe is president. held on Thurs
uay evening, twenty-five new members
we're elected to the organization.
The sempronius Social Club has .lao,-
90 the following officers for the ensulnz y
ear Cornelius Burns, President; Fred
EltsFerald, Woe PRESIDENT Clarence
Rexter, Recording Secretary, Howard
DeHsrt Financial Secretary, and owen
AFTER a pleasant visit spent At the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. SLACK
~ west Brighton, Mr.. and Mrs. d. j.
Sloham have returned to their home AZ
Cossayuna, n Y.
The concert given at 81. Marks M. 70.
Church, OF Pleasant Plains, on Friday
evening proved a decided success. Al,
excellent programme was rendered by
the Abbis Totten Concert Company and
highly Appreciated by all present
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RIIS GIVES QUAKERS
ROOSEVELT'S WORD
President with Philadelphians in
Fight Against Graft, Says
His Friend.
Especial to The Evening world.)


e PHILADELPHIA, Pa, oct SO.-"You
who are fighting against graft In Phil
adelphia can rest assured that, instead
OF opposing President Roosevelt you
are falling In with his great fight to
drive corruption out Of the country.
MY message to Ph!ladelphians Ia,
GO In and lick 'em good and hard and
feel certain that you will not offend the
President
These positive statements, extracted
from an Interview yesterday with Jacob
A. Riis, OF New-fork, perhaps the clos
est friend OF President Roosevelt, only
adds 70 the cumulative evidence that
has been given as TO the Presidents at
utude In the ight against the organiza.
tion m this city.
Mr.. Rlis addressed the students OF the
University OF Pennsylvania their ser.
vice yesterday morning.
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That was his only clue. But II was
enough. After reassuring the three
frightened women, one Of whom was
Mrs. Rtohlo lying III with a trained
nurse In attendance, Glennon followed
the tiny trail OF blood down the stoop
and along the street. In Court street
the trail disappeared,
A waiter from a restaurant came out
and told OF q stranger who had left a
bundle. The man, he said, had q out
hand. Glennon examined the bundle
and found II contained pieces Of silver.
That's my mani said olsnnon and
took up the tral onoe more. With dt.
fculty he followed II into First place.
where It stopped opposite No @ He
rang the bell and at onoe q younz man
dhrted out and demanded
what do YOU wantr'
II want pou" rstortsd Glsnnon
promptly.
Mans Hand Bsndaged.
Tue mans hand was bandAged. bue hs
clsimed that he lived thero and that
his name was John Hays, Ths name On
the boil was Hays, and tor . moment
Glennon was uncertain what TO DO. The
bandased hand decided him When
Hays tried 10 shut tNs door Giennon
grabbed him. Al the end OF the souf-
fe Miss Anna Hays appeared. She
recognized tns burglar at once
John, where have you been all these
years7" she exclaimed.
Does this man live hsrsr' inquired
Glennon.
ne does not We would not have
him In the house" answered Aiss
Hays
Al the station-houss Miss Han ap.
pesred and !den ttned the s!lverwaro.
Hays asked TO be put down az having
no home after his sister had told how
her father had driven John Hays from
his house because he had disgraosd the
family.
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We don't want to paint
our So white shirts In too
glowing colors.
But when the makers take
the pains to spin their own
fax aud weave their own
linen in order to get the
most perfect fabric possible
for shirt making
Don't you think we ought
to be enthusiastic :
So. In all styles, includ-
ing coat shirts.
ROGERS, PxEr & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Storsh
as Ha 1880
Warrenst 18th st, sd st,
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CIarets Jean Francisco ct Cie's, i'm
ported St julien; excellent E0r
dinner wine; bottle. ..... OUL
JB. Choice California table
wine; quart bottle l9cj10r
pint bottle. e............... 1OC
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0UINNESs'S STOUT.
Nc MuIlen's White Label 4 ES
BottIlng-doz. bottles. i s1O
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06
SALE OF STATE LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that will sell. at pub
~ lie auction, to the highest responsible bid
der, on tho 18th day of Sept. 1905, at 2 o'clock
D. m. at office of State Board Land Commits
sioners. Capitol Building, Denver, Colorado,
the following described lands situated in Prov
ers County. Colorado. viz:
Southeast quarter of Section 80. Township 20
South. Range 46 West. Minimum price per
acre S6.75.
The value of the improvements upon this land
as appraised by this department, is Sl570.00.
Owner of improv vements, Francis ID. Pastorius.
Sale application No. 12i0.
No land will be sold at less than the minimum
price per acre, given above. The parcels
will be sold in the above order, and each tract
will be sold as described above-be the same
more or less.
Terms of payment shall be as follows viz:
On lands selling for $3.50 to SIS per acre, 10 per
cent. of the purchase money on the day of sale,
the bal ance in eighteen equal annual payments
at per cent per annun. Lands selling at more
than S5 per and less than S75 per 20 per
cent, cash on the day of sale, the balance in
fourteen equal annual payments at per cent.
per annum. Lands selling for 81 and upwards
30 per cent. cash, and balance in seven equal
annual payments at per cent. interest. If the
purchaser does not own the improvements. he
must pay for the same at sale. Purchaser will
execute bond, as provided in section Is. act Of
April 9, 1857. Purchasers must be citizens of
the United States. or persons who have declar-
ed their intention of becoming such. Pur-
clasers must pay appraisement and advertising
fees. -
Register State Board Of Land Com.
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06
LAY EGGS IN INCHES.
Sea Birds Have Scheme That Does
Away With Nests.

Sea Birds Have Scheme That Does
Away With Nests.
w. l.. Finley. the new naturalist
photographer, writes in the Country
Calendar of his experience on Three
Arch Rocks. of the Oregon coast. as
follows:
by far the commonest birds on
the rocks are the California murres.
They nest up and down the sides of
the cliff, wherever the ragged rock
furnishes footing. There is not the
least sign of nest, but the single
egg is deposited wherever there is a
niche to keep 1t from dropping into
the sea The peculiar top shape of
the murre's egg is a unique device
to keep it from rolling. The practical
value of this can be seen every day
on the sloping edges. We tried sew
eral experiments with these eggs. and
found they were of such taper that not
one rolled over the edge. When they
were started down grade. they did
not roll straight, but swung around
like a top and came TO a standstill
four or five inches down. The eggs
were tough h-shelled. and a sharp push
sent one only about nine inches be-
fore 1t whirled around on Its vertical
axis"
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06
Notice

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
found at the old stand doing business
and ready to buy and sell all farm pro-
ducts.
We have a 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 a
chance to get the threshing coal over
before we get more high water.
l also can assure the farmers that the
river bridge will be ready for traffic by
July 10th and possibly sooner.
Yours very respectfully.
Il. j. SAYLER.
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06
$4,000

Reward will be paid to any
person who can find one atom
of opium, chloral, morphine,
cocaine, ether or chloroform
in any form in any of DR..
Miles Remedies.
This reward is offered because
certain unscrupulous persons
make false statements about
these remedies. 1t is under
stood that this reward applies
only to goods purchased in the
open market, which have not
been tampered with in any way.
DR.. Miles remedies cure by
their soothing, nourishing,
strengthening and invigorat-
ing effects upon the nervous
system, and not by paralyzing
and weakening the nerves as
would be the case if these drugs
were used.
For this reason DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills are universally
considered the best pain remedy
81 have suffered for 25 years. with
severe pains. in my head. heart and
could get and could not find any relief
Pain Pills. suffered as long as -
hours at time with such severe
pains that I feared I would lose my
mind. The Aqsi-pai% p IN IIs pills gave, me ne
relief in from use SO @oTpbIne NJ nutey ney ofe
i wish you would publish this SO that
other sufferers may find relief
l. A. WALKER.
r. F. ID. No. 6. Salem, Ind.
Or. Miles Anti-Pain pills are sold by
your druggist; who Viii vii guarantee that
{niis III 'irst ne VIII R1Ges return your money money.
IS doses, Is cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06

by condition. Miss Nugent was here
during the spring and the engagement
was entered into at that time. A host
of friends will wish the newly married
couple all sorts OF happiness.
Last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. b. Kerns in Lamar, Mr.. M. G.
Jensen and Miss Stella Larrick were
united in marriage, Rev. w. G. Connell
performed the ceremony and Miss Bessie
Doughty played the wedding march.
Both of the young couple have been
popular members of Lamar's social cir
cles the past year, the handsome bride
having been the stenographer OF the
Lamar Seed Co, and the groom is fore
man OF the machinery department at the
factory. They have the best wishes of
a large circle of friends for their future
happiness.
DIED-On last Thursday morning at
the family residence in Lamar, Mr..
James Dodds, after severe illness OF
several weeks. The body was shipped
to his old home in Gilbert Iowa, for in
terment, and the funeral services were
held there at . p. M, on Sunday. Mr..
Dodds was 6S years of age and was born
in Westmoreland county, Pa. When a
young man he moved to Storey county
Iowa, where he lived for 40 years. In
1899 he moved to Lamar, Colo, with his
wife and two youngest children, and has
since been engaged in business here
where he has made large circle OF
friends, whose sincerest sympathy goes
out to the family in their great loss. He
leaves a widow and four sons and four
daughters to mourn his death.
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06
Force Of Habit.

Until 1898. when the railroad was
built, all communication with little
frontier town on the Rainy River, in
Canada, had never even seen a loco
motive. When the railroad was fin
ished and the first engine came puff
fing into the little town, tall. manly
looking lad stepped out of the crowd
that was watching the approach of
the train and called out to the engi-
neer.
Throw me the line and I'll snub
her for you"
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
LAMAR. Colo. Aug, 20. 1906

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
LAMAR. Colo. Aug. 20. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that tho following nam-
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver, at Lamar, Colorado, on Tues
day October 10. 1905 viz: Henry Furber, II. Z.
No. 47ss. for lots and Is. Sec 8, Twp 21 s.. Rng
10 w. 9Th Z. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Abe Rhodes, all OF Lamar. Colorado.
a3Ooi JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Register.
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06

Senator Swink, of Rocky Ford, was a
visitor at the fair last week
Assessor F. II. Rosacrans went to
Denver on Monday on business connect
ed with his office.
Miss Flossie Smith left on Monday
for Champaign, ILL.,, where she will at
tend school the coming year.
w. N. Sheets, of Mulberry, Kansas,
was here few days this week looking
up some old time friends.
Ray Pilloud, who is now located at
La Junta, was in Lamar Sunday circu
lating among his old friends.
r. H. Smith, of Danville, ILL.,, is visit
ing with his cousin, G. S. Smith, in La
mar. He may decide to locate here.
M. I. McKeen, of Mason City, Iowa,
was here several days last week visiting
with his old time friend, +. Il. Pike.
Dan Keesee has returned from his
trip to Wichita, and came down from
Las Animas last week and attended the
fair.
Miss Emily Tewell left Monday after
noon for Pittsburg. Kansas, where she
will visit for awhile among relatives and
friends.
S. N. Garfield of Trail City, came up
and spent two days during the fair.
While here he transacted quite little
business.
School is once more in full blast and
the old familiar sound of the little tots
running past on the board walk is well
come to all.
Rev. P. l.. French, an old time resi-
dent of the North Side, but now of
Mulberry, Kansas, spent the first of the
week here.
Miss Edith Boyd left Friday last for
Ft Scott, Kansas, where she will attend
McLoud's Notre Dame Academy this
fall and winter.
E. I. Hoggett and daughter, Della,
and Roy Moser, of Stewartsville, Mo-,
are visiting with Messrs. John and S.
ID. Church and their families.
b. B. Brown, president Of the First
National Bank, came down from Pueblo
and attended our fair. He said he en-
joyed himself immensely.
M. S. Scott, the Las Animas banker,
was among the number who came from
that town to see what kind Of Fair
Prowers county had this year.
Hon. A. E. Bent came down to attend
the fair last week, and also to attend to
some business matters. He said he
could not bear to miss the fair.
Mr.. May and wife, OF Pittsburg, Kan
sas, an old soldier on his way to Denver,
stopped off he few days and visited
with Rev. Terpin of the North Side.
Among the new teachers at school
this week is Miss Rachel Ford OF Den
yer, who was a former resident Of La
mar, and has many friends here who are
glad to welcome her.
The Lamar register., 1905-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
STATE OF COLORADO,
Cousry OF pRowERs.

County OF PRowERs. )
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
County Commissioners will meet at their office
in Lamar Colorado the first Tuesday of
September (bcing Sept. 5th, l9Ol), a a Board of
Equalization for a period of not less than three
days and will a 50 meet on tue third Tuesday
not less than two days, a Board of kqualiza-
tion. to hear any complaints that may be
brought before them relative Ia the increase or
decrease of the asscssments for the year 1905.
Witness my hand and seal this twenty-first
day of August A. d.. 1905.
Gro. ID. ROBINSON,
County Clerk.