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Cheess s'Res' Too Fur Gone"

The old Virginia darkey who has
been from the time he was ten years
of age the dining room servant Of one
Of our aristooratio families, says the
Washington Post, 10 noted for his
Chester6eldjan manners. Aud as q
waiter, cleaner, and everything else
for which a house servant is wanted,
he is not equallsd by his lstter.day
brethren, whose main occupation, if
be has been to school and can read q
little, is that of hotel waiter or Pull.
man car porter.
Having some company to ten one
night, I remembered that two of my
friends were fond Of Limburger cheese,
bought pound package and took it
home with me. On my arrival old
Uncle Isaac met me as. "sual with his
accustomed sslutation Of "Good eveu-
in, boss" I said to him:
'tUnole Isaac, you will fnd among
other things in that oox package of
sheese, aud I want it on the table TO-
night :: .
""All right, boss; I'll have it," 90.
Don't you forget it, said T. {.
"Oh, no sub; I amt g-oi' fergit,it.
Til have IL, sho'." = -. ..:|, -. T..
Row. Uncle Isaac had seen every
KIND Of cheese in his life, but this was
his first experience with the Limbur.
GER -. FL 4. j. s.
When I took my company into The
dining room the old fellow Was stand.
ing near the table, with q long, white
apron on, and g waiter under mis- arm,
| ready :. jump il any one looked to.
ward hlm. Not seeing the eheeae,
ssid to him, quietly: .>..:
:."Ur.le Isaac, where's the cheese?''
f.: With a look Of great disappoint.
.ment, .he turned to my wife, as If t.
sny, !''Please, marn,, come to my reg.
cue!' but my. wife only smiled. re-
peated my question then with more
emphasis. ''Unole Issaac, where's
the eheesea" he came shutting ur
to me sideways and being too polite e
let the guests hear what he had te
say, whispered, softly, In my ear
"Boss,fit was mos too fur gone, ON
flung itaway.'' =. 's:: ,: :: ! f..
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q SCI - =, .
!: ..-: Won will never DO accused Of
cheating: at cards as, long as you
lose, ss ...s.!. ~: S: ri: !,
!: :3;Jit-- a bleaohed blond ID always sus:
,pieious OF other women with blond
hnir. 81 s ST: s. !E,i = Z. 2
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THE BODY OF WILKES BOOTH.
An Eaoxt to Throw Light Upon Gruesome Myatery
The News and Courier.

only restriction to viewing the corpse
we're to straugers and workipgnsn not
employed on the weasel. Persons
known TO the officers Of the army aud
navy were permitted to come on board.
e lady, accompanied iby, two naval
officers, came on board to visit tx
ship and ses 60 crafty q morbid curi.
| osity, .: .-...~~.. ....: :,
About IL O'Clock AN. Surgeon Gen.
Barnes canas Oh board, and, without
seking for the captain Of tho guard or
commanding officer OF the yessei, or
showing any written authority or. ill.,
forming any officer who he was, or
seeming 20 pay the slightest respect TO
the military etiquette due from one
military officer 20 another, walks up 10
the corpse and commences to cut adrift
the wrapping. He was stopped with
the inquiry as to his authority for &C.
doing. He repli, j by the osder Of the
secretaries Of war and of the navy,
aud afterwards Major Eekhart pro.
duced sritten order. Hair was cut
from the corpse by one of the aesis-
tan.s, who accompanied Surgeon Gen.
Barnss, and I am led to believe that
il was o portion Of that hair which
some naval officer very soolishly
boasted Of possessing. AS soon ae the
order to permit no visitors except by
passes from the Secretary was received
it was promptly obeyed. The proceed.
ing Of taking the body from the ship
was Of the Same informal uature.AT i am
sorry to say thet I was not present at
either time or should have pusa stop
TO IT, ,..:. .;,...
There wss no reply to this complaint
Of the oommandant from the, navy de-.
partment. Indeed the reoorda plainly
show that the Secretary Of War as
sumed and maintsined supreme con-
trol, He seemed to be under q state
Of great fear ,tbst the living associates
Of Booth. who were confined aboard
the monitors, would escape or be
rescued from his hands. This fear ex.
tended even 60 the body Of the dead
assassin, and arbitrary restrictions 10
regard to: it and the enjoinment Of
secrecy in regard to the disposition
Of il was strained to q; degree that
amounted to disrespeet to the opm-
nendant and disregard Of the authority
that had been imposed upon him as
IcuStodian Of the body Of BootE.. :s. !. j.
In view Of theE;eint order of Anril
81 BY the Secretaries Of War and Navy
TO allow the surgeon; general, accom-
lpaniea BY army oMeess and seivilians,
with . photographer and assiatanL to
/ no ony pody Of Booth, the telegrams
addressed 20 the$ commandant on the
game day seemed unnecessarily severe
and even arbitrary. i! These 5telegta.ms
wore signed by5 Gideon Wellss, but
they were evidently inspired by the
1 Secretary =of; Ear. 4 am infornsd by
|: He ssssetary5 5of War, = says tie first,
THAT, pergons were perm tilted to- visit
tho iron:olads on board ,,of uhiah nria.
Ipnera are confined by his and ny order.
s:Y = g ous will szplsiaiff il: This has: beer done
and you will allow 20. persona 10 lsisit
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Atlahsss woman Saw Vesuvius i'm EFup-
aioa.

Atiah::== woman Saw Vesuvlus in Erup-
| fioa.
"Only those who have witnessed
the tarrors Of che people during one Of
the eruptions can appreciate just what
the situation has been end now is,"
ssid Mrs. 8. e. Gsbbett, yesterday, "a
che read with interest the latest 40
counts OF thedistress in far-away Italy.
! Mrs. Gsbbett was in Italy during
one Of the last outbreaks OF Vesuvius
in 1886. -
She was ct the Hotel del Sole, atudy.
ing there with group Of friends who
were interesting themselves in the
ruins Of Pompeii, and ahe had sketches
which she made herself Of yesuvius
and its appearance ct that time.
Mrs. Gabbett gives graphic descrip.
tion Of the SCENES preceding and fol.
lowing the trouble, not on.y in Italy,
but on the Island Of Isohi.
| The frst intimatioa I had that an
eruption was threatened WAS not from
the Italians themselves, but from o
party of German aoieptists, who, in
terested in the situation, came to in
vestigate for themselves. On their
first visit md tour Of Investigation
their observations were 80 interesting
I determined to risk pilgrimage my
self, but could get none Of my friends
to accompany me, the news of the prob
able outburat at any moment having
beoome current among the natives, %
we'll as among the colony Of artista
assembled there from all parts, of the
continent. *.>. =. < :: = ,..."..
Nothing daunted, engaged corps
Of eight attendants, wbo would carry
my seasn chair up the mountain by
torch light, it requiring the effort Of
/ four at one time so hot and burning
/ was the sand, and so uncertain their
steps. When about half way up the
GGzst5 four I found the ashes and rocks
beneath their feet so: uncomfortable
I they had TO- be believed by tue otheis,
but We finally reached q spot uexs the
i :sa.utaie, Wusre We settIa,: egrseIyes
i for observations. :. .,=,z $<s= 4: * ::
Very. near rs. naar enough silnost
for ne Co hear their voices, I behsld %
4 lady in sedan chair. surrounded BY
. email party Of people. Looking the
second time / realized that il was
/, Queen. Margusrits.5 Almost at the no:
ment, . guard approached and spoke to
4 her,t and the party hurried down the
1 taiu, NY i guide rolled piece of
4 paper, stuck it in the ground almost
4 at my feet and brought it ont aflame.
II Aspurt Of lava assended high in the
4 air, PARTICLES Of il struck his alesvs aod
singed it; the aoles Of mytshoss were
3 ssorehing; and then twas he who In
81 sisted upon our immediate descent. ;f5 S;$E
q q ...sA lthough il he'd taken quit : three.
4 .s=.e= e - ,uf - go up. 3; .oe-
4 scarcely eight er ten minutes sor che
ahomsward trip. .S!, sl*s-=3 ~:
s Rseehingss the bass, and. moving
s. seme distance away, NO looked back
8 @ see 8 fresh crater burst from the
..l mounfain and entirely su5merge the
! very apos where sWe had all stood bus
ten minutes before. 81. i : ss 5::s5i
, l.55: @:5.. y y hon We reached The hotel my
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There has always been more or less
mystery regarding the remains Of John
Wilkes Booth, the assassin Of Psesi-
dept Lincoln. Il has been contended
that the body Of Bopth wea never found
end was never buried. On the other
hand relatives Of Booth assert that
they had recovered the body from the
Governmsnt as Washington and in.
terrsd che remains in o cemetery at
Baltimore, Nd =. = T.. -. -.
Research among the archives Of the
navy department psaseg sonelusively
that the body,of Booth was 10 the
hands Of the military autheritisp, but
what dispositions was made Of the re-
,e=:au 10 'stilI . mystery. Secretary
,:Mdeon Welles, 10 communication to
TIE aoinmandans of"'the Washington
navy yard under date pf April IL, 1865,
said:% "If the military authorities ar.
rest the murderer Of the President and
take him to che navy yard, put him in
O monitor aud anchor her out in che
stream with a strong guard on vessel,
wharf, and in navy yard. Gall on cog7
msndant Of marine corps for guard.
Have veseel immediately prepared
ready to receive the criminal at any
hour, day or night. He will be heavily
irontd and 80 guarded as TO prevent
escape or injury TO himself !. Id.
b Twelve days later, April 27, 1865,
fthe oommandant Of the Washington
navy yard reported to Secretary Welles
as follows: David G. Harold. pris.
oner, and the remains OF Wilkes Booth
were delivered here at I. 45 this morn
ing. The body os Booth is changing
rapidly. What disposition shall be
made Of it. It is now on board iron.
Glad Montauk. '4l; :: s::5 8 :3%- ": );
Ofthe same date q joint order dated
10o'elook,A M., and signed by Score
taries 5Wellas and: Staunton, Of the
navy and war departments respectively
was received at thelnavy yard saying:
"Fouviil permit Surgeon Gen. Barnes
and His assistant, accompanied BY
Judge Advocate asn, Hs ihe Hon.
John Bingham, Major Eek bert,
William q. Moore, clerk OF the war do.
: partment, Col. e. j 9. Baker, Lieut..
Baker, Lieut.. Col. Copger,4 Charles
DsWsop, j ]. IL. Smith !, g Gardner.
! photograph hsz, and d assistant, TO go on
board che Montauk ana see The body
! Of John Wilkes Booth. Imme ediately
], after the surgeon general has made his
autopsy you will have the hnds pplessa
i in a}strong box aud deliver it, to- the
/ charge of Col. Baker, the box being
carefnlly sealeda s$s SIS s
4 Shortly. before 8: :n,nIneLE4ft.hAa. ). e.= e.=:>
Id.i ,ril 2z.h, 1851. without aDy any
/. in.;; ;on co tfla commhna can't &c the
nesy sss:a, III BOD so 8 off B ooth was Bud.
denly and 3 secret, taken from che
Montauk By Col Baker, Who { had
i brought it;earIy os the morning Of the
same day.
Il This mod = of proced dure was resented
q BY the command ant 90 the navy yara,
who iHrela Ss IL navy, =
d April q, 1881, regsrdipg tue transaias,
d ton In thssS letter the eonman,dan,t
d said: esra1an: 4 aterdayS after.
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The Lamar register., 1906-09-19
AIRS Well.

There is no occasion for republi-
cans to be alarmed over the fact that
P. B. Stewart resigned the nomina-
ton for governor. 1t is not the first
time Mr.. Stewart has thrown down
his own party for the democrats in 8
critical campaign, because the party
would not allow him to dictate its
every act. The republican party
will not stand for one man rule like
the Colorado democratic party stands
for Patterson, and Mr.. Stewart can
take his doll rags and go home, the
republican ticket will march right on
to victory in Colorado.
To the Register the only thing re-
msrkabls about the matter is that
any number of republicans could be
found to favor Stewart after his dis
graceful and dishonoroble alliance
with Patterson and Teller in 1908
by which he defeated all hopes of .
republican U. 8. Senator and sent
Teller back for six more years.
His baby excuse that he could not
run ON the same ticket with Judge
Gsbbert will not hurt the latter as
he received IS large a vote in the
convention as did Stewart. The lat
ter could not even secure the solid
vote Of his home county against
Judge Gabbert. When the new
candidate for governor is placed in
the field it will be found that the
ticket has been strengthened by
Stewart's withdrawal.
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Killed In q Runaway.

p. K. Hanson, . farmer residing
north of the river, received injuries
in q runaway accident last Saturday
evening from which he died In abo ut
. half an hour.
Mr. Hanson left Granada for his
homo about 7:30 Saturday evening,
driving q team hitched to q wagon.
When about . mile north Of the riv-
or bridge, his horses became frigh
snsd at q bicyclist who attempted to
pass them, and started to run. They
became quite unmsnszeable and ran
into ditch by the side Of the road.
In some manner the tongue of the
wagon came down, ran into the
ground and broke in two. Mr.. Han.
son was thrown from the wagon
against the splintered end Of the
tongue, which penetrated his chest
and right lung. So severe was the
injury that medical aid was of no
avail and he died in q short time.
Mr.. Hanson WAS unmarried and as
near as can be sscertsined was about
SO years Of age. He was we'll known
around Granada and was . highly
respected and esteemed citizen. He
had no relatives in this country, but
has sister residing in Iowa and q
brother in Minnesota. Very little is
known Of his early life except that
he was born in Germany. Mr.. Han
son was q man Of considerable means
having formerly been in the cattle
business, in this country. His re.
mains were shipped to Davenport,
Iowa, for burisl.-Granada Times.
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A Wonderful Record.

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free. Address him at Buffalo, n. Y.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do not
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tenn OF accumulated impurities.
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The Lamar register., 1906-09-19
R.pvbIIoan county conyentIon.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the
action Of the republican county central com
mittss . republican county convention for the
County Of Prewers State Of Colorado. 10 called
10 meet At the court house in Lamar at II a.
m, on Saturday. Sept. 90. 1905. for the purpose
Of placing in domination Candidates LOT the
Assessor, sheriff. Superintendent of Schools.
County Commissioner for End Dist. Coroner
and Surveyor; also to elect n chairman OF the
county central committee for the next two
years. and select the members OF said commit.
tee; also to transact any other business that
may properly come before the convention.
Tho basis of representative for the various
precincts OF the county shall be as follows;
Lamar No 10 Holly No 2..........H
Carlton No 5.,,...5 North Side No g..
North Side No 7..5 Lamar No 6.........
Amity No 9........-..S Albany No lo....-. Z
No. u..................S
Tho primaries will be held At the usual vot-
ing places on Thursday, Sept. a. In all precincts,
and shall meet at p. M. unless otherwise or
dered by the precinct committeeman.
J. 8. HAsrY. Chairman.
N. N. NOLAN, secy. Pro. Tenn.
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American Royal Live Stock Show

American Royal Live Stock Show
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. Glib. 1905.
Rate $16.15. Dates of sale Oct. D
to 0 inclusive, return limit Oct. 10
except that by payment joint agency
fee SO cents tickets may be extended
to Dot. 31st.
Second olsss Colonist Rates to the
northwest will be commenced Aug.
81 instead of Sept. Is and continue
daily until OCT. 81 inclusive. Rate
$25 to Pacific coast points and less
to intermediate points.
G. J. GARvIN, Agent.
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Church. Friday. Sept. I'll.
AFTERNOON SESSION
200 Praise and Prayer Service.
Rev. Thompson
2:15 Why and How Should the
Church throw its United Energy
into the Sunday School Work?
..........Re Rev. w. /. Houston
$50 Address-rhe Most Popular
Book in the World. Rev. j. Harper
3:15 Glass Management-Sbort
talks by w. E. Fee, Mrs. w. l..
Pollard, Mrs. Marx. Mrs. Dick
inson, Mrs. NJ. l. Maxwell aud
Mrs. s. A. Ball.
3:55 Sunday School Conference
Conducted by Rev. Joel Harper
EVENING SESSION
500 Praise Service Rev o. w. Auman
Address-"The Coming Harvest.
....... .. Rev. Joel Harper
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Republican Primaries.

viii BE- held on Thursday. Sept. q. 1895, from
10 1 o. m. to elect delegates TO the republican
county convention on Saturday. Sept ~. 1905,
No. /, at Hose House. 10 dslse ates.
No. 1, at Court House, II delegates.
N, N. NcLlAN,
LIN. MARKHAM.
0RANBY HILLyBR.
Com.
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No one would buy sailboat with
sails that could not be reefed. There is
always that possibil ity of little too
much wind that NAL ties a cautious man
afraid to 60 unprovk led. The thinking
man, whose stomacli sometimes goes
back on him, provid .es for his stomach
by keeping bottle o { Kodol for Dyspep-
STA within reach. lxodol digests what
you eat and restores the stomach to the
condition to properly person., Its funo-
tons. Sold by The Up-to-Da to Drug
Co.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

Garden City, Kan, Sept. 1928
Finney County Fair, rate $4.1O
round trip, final return limit Sept.
20.
interstate Liye Stock and Horse
Show, st. Joseph, No., Sept 24-29.
Rate 417 sound trip. Dates Of sale
Sept. % to 20 inclusive, limit Dot.
LIST, except on payment joint agency
fss limit may be extended to lesvs
81. joe up to Dot. 18th.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

The laxative effect of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is SO agree
able and SO natural you can hardly real
ize that it is produced by medicine:
These tablets also cure indigestion and
hiliousness. Price % cents, Samples
free at all drug stores. For sale by all
druggists.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

A bath cleanses the skin and rids the
pores of refuse. A bath makes for bet
ter fellowship and citizenship Not
only should the outside of the body be
cleansed, but occasional use OF a Taxa.
tive or cathartic opens the bowels and
clears the system OF effete matter. Best
for this are DeWitt's Little Early Ris.
ers. Pleasant little pills that do not
grippe or sicken. Sold by the Up-to-
Date Drug Co
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

Are you troubled with piles? One ap-
plication Of ManZan relieves instantly
the pain caused by those blind, bleeding
itching and protruding piles. 1t is put
up IN oollapsible tubes In such a way
that 1t can be applied where the trouble
originates, thus stopping the pain i'm
medistely. Try one bottle and il you
are not relieved your money will be re-
funded. Try our free offer. Sold by
The Up-to- Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

1t is we'll known medical fact that
pine resin is most effective in the treat
ment of diseases OF the bladder and KID
nsys. Sufferers from back ache and
other troubles due to faulty action Of
the kidneys find relief in the use Of Pine
ules. 81 buys 80 days treatment. Sold
by The Up-to-Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

When you have cold it is we'll to be
very careful about using anything that
will cause constipation. Be particular
ly careful about preparations contain
ing opiates. Use Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. which stops the cough
and moves the bowels. Sold by The
Up-to-Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

Raa,a T. ,axative Honey and Tar the
ORIGINAL la xative cough syrup acts as
. csthart;c on the bowels. 1t is made
from the ar gatnereo from me pine
The hast for children. It is good tor
coughs. colds Z. Group, whooping cough,
atc Trv onr free offer. Sold by The
Up-to-Date d. Tg 20.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

A mass meeting Of the republican voters OF
the court room on Wednesday evening. Sept:
%, 1905, for ..hs purpose of making up list OF
deleeatos TO be voted for at the primaries on
Sept. "a, and for general discussion. All re-
publicans are cordially invited:
L. y, MARKHAM.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19
School Book. and Supplies.

tn e time is almost here when you will
mad School Books and School Supplies
Of ali kinds, and you should remember
that u will have the largest stock in
Prove, 8 county in this line. We know
What our boy or girl needs and will
supply GU at io"es' possio,e pAi pecs
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19
WAS A VERY SICK BOY
But Cured by Chamberlain Coiic
Cholera and OiarVhoea Remedy.

"When my boy was two years old be
had d very seveIe attack of bowel COM
plsint, but by the use Of Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
we brought him out all right" says
Maggie Hickox, of Midland, Mich. This
remedy can be depended upon in the
most severe cases Even cholera infan-
tum is cured by it. Follow the plain
printed directions and n cure is certain.
For sale by all druggists.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

A cold taken at this time Of the year
Is generally hard to get rid of but it will
not be able to withstand Bees Laxative
Honey and Tar. That will cure ali
colds, coughs; GROUP, whooping cough,
etc., by drying them out through the
bowels. II you have cold, try it and
II not cured get your money back. No
opiates. Sold by The Up-to-Dats Drug
Co
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

When two stong men come to blows,
even il they are we'll mate he'd, it is not
pleasing sight. but if the man who gets
the worst of it will use DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, he will look better and
feel better in short order. Be sure you
ret DeWltt's. Good for everything q
live is used for. including piles. Sold
=, the Up-to-Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

A sour stomach, bad breath. pasty
complexion aud other consequences OF a
disordered digestion are quickly re-
moved by the use OF Rings Dyspepsia
Tablets Two davs treatment free.
Sold by The Up-to-D Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1906-09-19

FOR SALE-3OO head of stock cattle,
100 head of horses, jack, l second hand
Fleming hay stacker, l Mccormick
Daisy reaper. Will give time on cattle
and horses, il desired.
MAXWELL FARM Co.