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The Lamar register., 1906-01-03

dance, and had concluded to fight a
companion. He didn't carry out
his conclusion fully but Police Mag
istrste Hale told him that the good
start he had made was worth at least
$11.75. The young man paid We
are sorry to have the long period of
quiet broken but what will be must
be.
W. F. McCue, of Lamar, was here
Tuesday, invoicing snd taking charge
of the lumber yard heretofore owned
by s. g. Gregory. E. F. Sellhorn, a
former Granada boy, superintended
the work and will have charge of the
yard. Mr.. Sellhorn is just the man
for the place, and his excellent
standing among our people won as
former manager Of the same yard
in the high place it held under his
management before and since main
tsined by Mr.. Gregory. The new
management announces that it will
add largely to the stock and expects
to fill every order in its territory.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-03
Prosperity Lane.

Ersie Cooper ate chicken at home
at Christmas day.
Mrs. Everett Koen is visiting her
husband at Boulder and relatives in
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Deeter royalty
entertained their relatives on Christ
mas day.
Mrs. Sim Davidson entertained
young folks from the lane, also from
the northslde. at q party Saturday
night last, all report jolly time.
We understand Mr.. Roy Wright
has resigned as mail carrier and will
engage in other business soon. We
presume q new man will be on the
route about Feb. LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wright enter
tanned friends at dinner ON Christ
mas day.
Roy Cooper is of to Iowa for .
long visit if he don't get homesick
Mr.. Turner and family entertained
on Christmas.
Mrs. Sim Davidson, Mrs. Mary
Wright and Mrs. B. F. Cooper were
invited over to the Copeland home
to a meeting of the north side Aid
Society last week. They report a
royal good time and that aside from
the little talking done, q great
amount of work was accomplished,
and bountiful dinner was spread.
Herschel Horn and family have
moved to Garden City, Kansas,
where Mr.. Horn and his brother-in-
law, Clem Thomsn have engaged in
the clothing business. Success to
them, is our wish.
Rev. Eubank spent a few days
last week at the Brisky home.
Mrs Isaac Dowler has been absent
from home few days waiting on
sick granddaughter in LamAr.
Mr.. Geo. Siple and Miss Brasfield
we're married last week. We did
not get particulars of the event but
we wish them all happiness and
prosperity.
Miss Rosa Thoman spent the holi-
day week with home folks.
Geo. Wright spent Christmas with
his parents
Everybody on the lane seem pros
porous and happy and feel that We
all have much to be thankful for as
the past year has been one filled
with an unusual number of blessings.
GRINNINo ISAAC.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-03
Be A KNOCKER

Be knocker, that's the way to
help the town along. If anybody
proposes anything that is for the
towns good get out your little ham
mer and commence to knock until
you have discouraged everyone who
thinks of doing anything to help the
town. Have a bucket of cold wstt Z
handy and if anything for the goo d
of the town is agitsted, douse it
good. People like to live in town
where some one is always knocking.
A reputation of that kind will al
ways attract people to a town. They
like to live in q town full of knock
ers. If a new railroad is headed
towards q town, knock it because
bonds are asked and it may increase
your taxes fifteen cents. If any
body proposes anything, find out
whether it costs you anything and
if it does oppose it. You can't at
ford to favor anything that costs
you money even if it does help the
the town. Let the town take care Of
itself. If anybody starts on any
thing that is going to make him
some money, knock on it. You can't
afford to help anybody but yourself.
II you are in a business knock on
every other man who is in the same
business. Better have the trade go
to some other town than 10 have it
come here and let your competitor
get it. If a road is asked for knock.
The country people don't need any
road to town. Let them open gates.
They have lots of time. You don't
need any roads to go to the country
on. II the country people need
roads to get to town, let them fix
them. You're not interested. Let
The Lamar register., 1906-01-03
LAMAR'S new RAILROAD
Connecting the Great North
Side Country with the
Factory and Mill
at Lamar

Matters connected with the new
railroad to the farming country north
of Lamar have developed rapidly the
past week, and enough has now been
done to enable us to state that the
road is . sure thing. Mr.. Charming
NJ. Ward, of Chicago, representing
unlimited eastern capital announced
at the meeting on last Saturday
afternoon at the opera house that he
had the arrangements made and ma
terial under contract and could go
,ahesd at once when the right of way
lis secured, that being the only in
ducement the company will ask.
The meeting was held to develop the
sentiment of the people on the sub
ject, and was addressed by Messrs.
Lubers end Kreybill of Las Animas
and . number of north siders and
Lamar people before Mr.. Ward made
his statement. At the close the large
majority both of the farmers and the
Lamar business men announced
their intention to take hold of the
matter with the usual Lamar vim
and push it through. A second
meeting held at the club room on
New Years day appointed commit
tee consisting of q. q. Goodsle, Fred
Burger and I. L. Maxwell to secure
the right of way. The committee
has been .busily at work since and
have secured q considerable portion
Of the right Of way already. The
road will begin at Lamar run north
on half section line for six miles, and
then run northwest through the
heart of the rich Big Bend valley.
and extend ss far west IS it can be
profitably run, probably running to
Sugar City.
A finance committee consisting of
W. F. McCue, T. j. Sayler, w. j.
Johnston and CRANKY Hillyer was
sppointhd at the meeting to secure
the funds that may be necessary to
carry on the work of the right Of
way committee.
This road running directly through
the heart of the north side, and
bringing all sections of that great
farming region within few miles
haul ef railway station, will be the
greatest boon that could be secured
by our people, both farmers and
business men. All our citizens
should put their shoulders to the
wheel and work for the success Of
the road, and this will insure success.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-03

the trade go to the surrounding
towns. What do you careY If you
had more trade you would have to
work harder. Be knocker, .
growler, kicker; that's the kind Of
citizens it takes to make q town.
Lawrence World.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-03

Merrill Markham of Lamar was in
town on business Tuesday.
II. H. Mcdowell, water commits
sion of Lamar district, stopped over
enroute to Garden City Tuesday.
Frank Endsley, the cement con-
tractor from Canon City, will be here
Thursday to 60 ahead with the new
sidewalks. His tools started Tues
day.
While on top of coolers Monday
adjusting the automatic scales they
in some manner became clogged and
when finally dumping splashed the
unslacked lime in the eye of N. j.
Rogers. The accident was a very
serious one and Mr.. Rogers went to
his home in Denyer Tuesday. He
expects to return in March.
T. Tingdahl of Hitterdahl, Mimi,
arrived last week to make his home
here. He is residing in town at
present but will move to his ranch
in the spring. Mr.. Tingdahl says
he didn't think life worth living ii
he had to brave the Minnesota
eight-month's winter, 80 he moved
where the sun always Shines"
IFrom the Granada Times.]
u. H. Bane, Frank Townsley and
Albert Bane were bere last week.
with q party of home seekers iook'
ing over the great KY ranch.
On the morning of December 70
1905, for the first time since the lfn
of September, 1908, the police mag
istrate of Granada had case foi
trial. 1t was a young man from
Holly who had been attending tne
The Lamar register., 1906-01-03
County Notes.

JFrom the Holly Chieftainl
Merrill Markham of Lamar was in
town on business Tuesday.
The Lamar register., 1906-01-03

II. H. Mcdowell, water commits
sion of Lamar district, stopped over
enroute to Garden City Tuesday.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23

,p.pr CHIcAG o-P oRTLAND
u AM Special; Wa.la Walla, A RRIVE
ALLY Pendleton, Salt Lake,
lcept sos Civ enigma e. ~. ~
nday ~r;,csc' ,niar, o.9o NJ
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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23
For Sale, Wanted, Etc.

For Sale: Team Of good horses By
VIM. Duthie.
w. M. Duthie has a dwelling house.
to trade for cash, lumber or corp wood
For Sale Cheap-A new Press drill
Never been used. Call at Troy Mig
Co. S. E. Holmquist.
Fat Geese For Sale. If you want
one for Thanksgiving, order now and
have one reserved. E. c. Holm.
Wood Wanted: I am in the market
for all kinds Of wood and will pay spot
cash for the same. If you have wood
see me. Josh Lanphear, Troy, Idaho
Strayed: A red Durham bull, one
year old last April. Last seen in Troy
the last Of July. Perfectly red, with
no brand marks. Reward for inforra
ton leading to its return. Leave word
at Troy News office. 2t
Strayed, from my place miles east
OF Moscow, Sept. first, one black mare
pony; weight $50 lbs, two white hint
feet; white strip in face, reached NAME
last heard Of was going towards the
St. Marys. A liberal reward will be
given for information, or return Of
pony. James Roberts, route S, Mos
COW, Idaho.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23
ROAD MAINTENANCE
POINTS ON KEEPING IMPROVED HIGH
WAYS IN GOOD CONDITION.

Constant and Careful Attention Very
ACCOMMODATING of Scraping TO I'M
prove "A Roads Coating-ImpOrtance
of Draining.
The maintenance Of a road already
in good condition and Of sufficient
strength. if properly carried on, is al
most entirely a question Of wear, says
Robert A. Meeker, state supervisor or
New Jerseys highways, writing in the
Good Roads Magazine. The rapidity
of this wear varies with the nature OF
the rock used for the road covering
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23

but even with the softer rocks there
need be no deterioration if proper at
tention is given to maintenance.
The problem is to reduce the wear.
both from traffic and the weather, to a
minimum by substituting other mate
rial for that worn out, and to do this in
the most economical manner.
The conditions under which wear will
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23

Examination for teachers first, sec
end and third grade certificates will be
ED at hMoscow, Nov. D., % and d,
1906. Clara Ransom LAWS, County
Superintendent. 1885,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate Of
Chris Madison (deceased.)


Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrators of the estate II
Chris Madison. (deceased) to the credi-
tors Of and all persons having elaine
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
within months after the first publica-
ton OF this notice, to the said admins
traitor at his residence at Howell, Idaho
the same being the place for the trxne
action Of the business Of said estate, iu
Latah County, State of Idaho.
OLE MILLER.
Administrator Of the estate OF Chrit
MadsOn deceased
Dated at Moscow, Idaho. Nov. 9th, 1905
Nov. IS Dec. IA.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Estate Of
William Ellis (deceased).

William Ellis ldeceasedJ.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator Of the estate d
William Ellis (deceased), TO the
creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, with
in 10 months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said administrator
1T Moscow, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business d
said estate, in Latah County, State d
Idaho.
GEORGE ELLIS,
Administrator of the Estate OF William
Ellis (deceasedl.
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, Nov. 7, 1905.
nOv9dec7
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23

on al trains.
l. T. AMFS AGENT.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-23

SPOKANE FLYER; spO-
DEPART kane, Portland, San ARRIVE
DAILY MsIls iilmatiIla and DAILY
1885 P. NJ. all points east and l2:5OP.
south.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
UNIVERSITY MEN
BANQUET TONIGHT
Arrangements Completed on
Short Notice-The Speakers
for the Occasion

The alumni OF the University Of Vir-
ginia are taking keen interest in the
dinner which is TO be given by the Rich
mond Chapter at%the Commonwealth CLUB
this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Among the attractive features which
have been arranged are the following
toasts:
THE Measure of Men, by United States
Senator e. J. Burkett. of Nebraska.
,'1he South and It's Future by Gov
ernor Claude A. Swanson.
'"rhe Influence of the University" by
'.,rhe College Man, by Mayor Carlton
'."rhe Alumni by DR.. James NJ. Page,
general secretary University of Virginia
Alumni.
Owing to the short tin1e In which the
committee had 10 complete ARRANGEMENTS
and as a number Of alumni have not re-
sponded, the committee has decided to to
extend the time for accept,a 1 e. , 70 ~ -
sgnincd their intention to be present
should do so before y o'clock today by
'phoning 10 Mr. John Stewart Bryan or
Mr.. Julien Gum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
LEAGUE SCHEDULE
I. Remain / | | i As IT is.
This the General Belief-Umpire
Wingard Has Not
Resigned.

Mr. Jake Wells, theatre magnate and
president Of the Virginia State Baseball
League, left last. night for New York
and will remain there until Friday. lie
will be here Saturday night at the meet
ing of the league when the question OF
rearranging the schedule will be discuss
ed II Is not the geneal belief that there
will be any change. further than to trans
fer one or two games from the smaller
cities to Portsmouth, Norfolk or Rich
mond. 1t is now conceded tact by all
bear the largest portion of the burden OF
supporting thu league. For instance. when
the Lawmakers play in other cities they
barely make expenses. In Danville the
hotel bill and the railroad fare both ways
were not met by the proceeds or the game
there. Blu, In Richmond the visiting club
ways goes away with five or six run
drcd dollars to the good
Portsmouth is kicking against the
sched ule; but after the winning streak
that team has fallen into. the kick may
The Impression that the league would
elect an umpire at the meeting SATURDAY
night" is n mistake. The league has
nothing 10 do with the selection Of an Lm-
pire President Wells makes all the APP
Hui Umpire Wingard has not resign
ed He spoke of .resignins. but has not
rendered his resignation fias father.
who was III, has improved very much and
Mr.. Vineyard may remain here during the
season.
Umpire Bishop, who thus far has not
been seen by the Richmond fans, will be
here for Richmond Portsmouth games the
latter three days OF lnis week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
TOKENS
OF Appreciation
Typographical Union No. 80 Will
Tonight Honor Their
Faithful Lawyers.

The Richmond Typographical Union. No, w
Will meet this evening at $50 IN SPARKS lt"'''
where an election VIII be held to select acle-
ga tes to Tho congress OF the inernationa' iSl''-
graphical Union at Colorado sPrlnss IN Husus''
After the election two wa'ch fohs VII ~
presented to Aessrs, Il. o, Wendennure ana
John A. Lamb the counsel for the union IN the
recent Injunction proceedings which grew out
Of the printers strike for an eight-hour day.
II VIII be rerembered that the printers won
out in this famonsal Obligation, and NE ions ~
lion Of the good work Of their attorneys'
through whom they won me ylf,torS, !, cow
are Of .oae9d ana S s2 w e Ir' ho1ds
ths inItiah Of thr recipient, and lust below
eneraye in pla god rsprsen t a 81 "a
Of modern typrsci,jnEi On the reverse side Is
enrraysa ne From nTi w S 81 y
Mr 81 Il, Pace HE president, VIII deliver
ms Bifts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
STOLE FROM EMPLOYER.
Talented Young White Man to
Tail for Four Months.

raul Moch. a young white man. was sem
enced 10 four months in jail by Justice Crutrn.
field Yesterday morning on the charge Of steal
ing clothing Of The raluc OF 50 from Mr. sam,
uel f. Dugy.ns. his employer.
.loch pleaded snilty to the charge 10 Detet.
Police t;our, yesterday said that he had no.
INTENDED 10 steal the pair Of pants and tha
fancy vest but had taken them from tGs
store because OF tho fact tina; he had ruined
a pair that he wore while painting a sign IN.
ldetectiyc found the pants In a 31awn>hop.5
some time ago the young man went 10 work
for Mr. Duggins and was very taltn'ca. II,
vas N excellent clerk and could do sign work
OF an extraordinary degrees.
About three months ago Moeh was arrested
or n warrant charging him with the theft
~ several typew ri tiers. lie narrowly escaped
ninIshment al this time. and the police have
been watching him since.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Hon. II. St. George Tucker TO
Make Address attic Academy
Of Music.

The faculty OF The University College
OF Medicine last night announced the fol-
lowing as the successful candidates for
degrees. The following are the graduates
In medicine and Gntitlcd&tO NJ. d. honors.
Karl siglnmund Blackwell Broadr,ln.
Va; Albert H. Bowers, Thomasvillc. y.
c.; Charles Knrilier Burnett, Willis, pa;
Russell Lafayette Cecil. Richmond; Oscar
j. Corpenlng. Lcnoir. n. G.; Robert Thrift
Ferguson W.; Leroy Cholula Goff. Hazel
Green, w. Va: Urinh Hevencr Hannah.
Arbovae, w, Va; Merritt Wood Hcaly.
Newport News, Va: John Thomas HoE-
gard Aulandel. y. c.: r. Lester Hnd-
gins. New Castle. Va: Everett 4. I.and.
Norfolk, Va: Kay Atkinson Moore, lianp-
dem Sidney. Va: a. gDekalb PARROT, Jr..
lNnston. II. &C.: Orrin Il. Phlegar. Pearls
burg. w: Lnnier y. Pole, Hot Springs.
Va; Rufus Livius Rnlford, Confey. Va;
Charles Carr Richards, Island Ford. Va;
William w. Stancell. Margarettsville, y.
c.: William Andrew Wallace. Stuart's
Draft. Va.
Graduates in Dental Surgery.
The following get the title OF D. y. s.:
Joseph Fl. Austin, Clayton. n. c.; Thomas
NJ. Hawkins, Sandy Ridge. N n. c.; Les
lie Vanwlrt Henderson,. Perrows, Va. !:
Elbert Stewart Honaker. Draper. Va;
Joseph Claiborne Johnson. Meadville. Va;
James BENJAMIN Lester. Christinnshurg,
Va; j. Lloyd Mcars, Jr.. Richmond, Va;
Harvey " Price. Price. n. G.
The following are the graduates in
pharmacy:
Graduates in Pharmacy, Phi. D.
james Harry Ashby. Accofnac. %n.:
Eugene D. Crumpton. Danvlle, Va;
Samuel P. Fletcher, Harrisonburg. Va;
Charlie II. Greever, Gate City. Va:
Henry Morton Harper. Crcwe. Va; j.
Clement Jennings, Abingdon. Va j. Con-
rad kearfott Martinsvlle. Va: Harry
r. Meyer, Fort White, Fla; j. Down
man 9Pruitl Danvlle, Va: r. Hugh
Voolfolk. Jr. Danville Va; Joseph Al
den Lyon, of Eizabethtown, n. c.. grad
uatc with the degree Of Phi. b. bachelor
Of pharmacy.
Hospital Men.
The following hospital appointments
were awarded by the faculty to graduates
of the class of 1865 last night:
The Virginia Hospital, Richmond. DR..
NJ. ". ITealey. DR., r. A. Moore; st.
Luke's Hospital, Richmond, Or. r. r.
Ferguson. Dr.. a. Dc1i. Parrot, Jr.: the
Hygca Hospital Richmond. pr. w a..
Wallace: the Retreat for the Sick, Rich
lnond, Or. j. r., Hoggard; the City Hos
pital. Richmond Dir. r. l., Hudgns: the
Virginia Home for Incurables. Richmond,
Mr.. NJ. IT, FrizZele: the Sarah Leigh Hos
pital. Norfolk, DR.. T.. a. Land DR.. w.
w. Stancell.
& It was announced by the faculty at
this meeting that Mr., Hunter p. Spencer.
of Little Plymouth, Va, has taken the
same course Of study and successfully
passed all Of the same examinations that
tho others have. but that. on account
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
and Others Registered
at the CITY Hotels.

4 At the Jcfferson: Charles u. Shnttuck and
wife. OF wellesley. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs: @, l.,
Wchlle Boston, Mr.. and Mrs: i. T. barton
Winchester, Va; Mary W, Dultn and Mr.
Bell, OF washington: j. E, c. spencer. OF VIII
iiamsbnrg; Mrs. .IB, Winston and Mrs. ?. B,
Winston .Jr., OF Hanover conrthouse ,,u.,
Dr. r. w Lewis Lancaster; W. r, Drewry,
Petersburg; S. 3, Latham, Norfolk; Miss
Daisy Gregory. Ontario, Vail, ]; Dorsey, Nor.
folk. r. RI Burchcrs. Newport News; Dr. II,
H. Sncad stafford; s.. NJ Sheppard, Fluyanna;
II, a, James. panville ,,,,,,nd co,,,,,
Ton: Mrs. c. H. Travail, Port Royal: y. H..
Joyncs. Norfolk; Theo. r.. Menhardt. Char
Ioitesyille G. p. f'errard Lynchhuig; br, N.
Douglas, Scotland