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The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
up-.o.pa.s "ch.In o.na."

A novel experiment is about to be
tried by the government Of Victoria.
Australia. A sum Of $4,000 has beer
placed in the administrations esti-
mate for the making Of roads by pris-
oners through the bush" in unsettled
parts of the state. Each prisoner who
does his work well will be paid a regu-
lar daily wage, the amount to accumu'
late until his release. when. as the pre-
mier says. he will have a respectable
sum with which to make new start
in life" The labor party 10 expected
to oppose the use Of bond for free Ia.
Dor,
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
CoodaIe Sentenced.

A telegram received here this
morning from Kansas City says that
NJ. s. Goodale WAS sentenced to seven
years in the Missouri penitentiary
for committing sta utory crime up
on Ella Brown, his Ia year old niece,
of this city.
Goodale is the brother Of Mrs.
Carrie Brown, the girls mother, who
resides on the south side. He came
here some time last August from
Kansas City, and on his return took
with him Ella Brown to visit their
people in ST. Louis. 1t is alleged
that he kept the girl in Kansas
City hotel for two days for immoral
purposes.
On their return to Color ado City a
month later, the girl told the story
to her mother. who at once prose.
cuted the case. Goodsle's attorneys
contested every inch Of the case, but
finally Goodale was taken back to
Kansas City. - Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
The man mentioned above was
we'll known Is years ago in Lamar
as he WAS the first Postal Telegraph
operator here and remained several
years, and WAS married here.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

A bear Of unusual size terrorized
a camp of 400 laborers employed by
the American Pipe Line company on
a reservoir for the Pennsylvania rail-
road, four miles west of Duncaasville.
Pa.
For an hour the animal wandered
about the camp, and. while the men
were armed. they were afraid to leave
their shanties to meet him in open
combat.
Dogs aroused the rleepers. and Gull
len Webster. a clerk. awoke to find
the bear looking in at his window.
After wandering around an hour
Bruin ambled past James Coyle's win
dow. and he shot him.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

The q. y. Supreme Court has de-
oided that il has no right to inter-
fers in disputes between state courts
and the attorneys practicing before
them, and now T. NJ. Patterson will
have TO step up to the counter and
dig mp $1,000 to the State Of Colora.
do - his fine TOR contempt Of the
Supreme Court of the State. That
one cent fund to pay his fine now
amounts to Just q cents outside OF
the amount which his employees
we're forced to contribute.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
Who Was Born on chrI.tm.s.

It was music day in the first grade
Now, children" said the singing mas
DER. 81 will give you a pretty Christ
mas song to learn for next time"
rhen being q true teacher and a man
# deeply religious sentiment. he
added. ct course you all know who
vas born on Christmas!" Up went
forest of hands. You may tell"
ne said. pointing to a little fellow
Who was fairly jumping out of his
seat. 81 was, sir" was the unex.
,ected reply.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

Down in Virginia while the Thsw
jury was being chosen two brothers
were seized with . case Of dement's
Americans" and killed their man,
were tried and acquitted, and one OF
them began his race for congress, all
before the New Yorkers could get
- far along as . hung jury. And
yet New York, in its conceit, calls
the rest Of tho country slow.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
@'| Excursions

Los Angeles, California, Imperial
Council Ancient Arabic Order Mystic
Shrine: Conference German Baptist
Brethren Rate for round trip. S45. so
Dates OF sale April 26 to Nav 10. final
return limit July 81, 1907: Stopovers
allowed, Tickets may be sold to San
Francisco same rate.
Colorado Springs. Annual En-.
campment Grand Army of the Republic
department Colorado and WYOMING.
May 1416.-Rate S. 8, for round trip
Dates OF sale May 1914 Final return
limit Nav Is.
Second Glass GolOnist Rates to
the Northwest $50 to Butte, Garrison.
Helena; S22 so to Huntington, Spokane.
Shoshone; $25 to Pacific coast points
On sale daily during month Of March
and April.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

The Standard Oil Co. has been
found guilty of 1888 violations Of
the rebate law in one batch in
Chicago, and this is only . starter.
Stealing even by the most approved
methods Of "high finance" is begin
ming TO be frowned upon by the
American public.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

Bishop Turner, Of the. African NJ.
E. church, has challenged Senator
Tillman to . competitive test Of re-
6nsmsnt with himself, the aforesaid
bishop. What he fails to mention
il whether the test is to be one or
odor, manner Of eating chicken, or
the style Of his dress. suit 81
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
Money to Burn.

The big touring car had Just
whizzed by with roar like q g1gan-
tic rocket, and Pat and Mike turned
to watch 1t disappear In . cloud Of
dust.
Thin chug wagons must cost q
hape av cash." said Mike. The rich
IL fairly burnin' money"
AN the smell av It," shifted Pat,
at must be thot tainted money we dc
be hearin' SO much about-"-Success
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

TOOK Q Compulsory Course.
Yes. ma'am." said the tattered
tramp, you'd hardly b'lieve It, t look
at me. but I'm a college man. ma'am.
pride myself on havin' uz good an
education uz tn best NV 'em, II l do
say 1t myself. Yes, ma'am, I've got
my degree"
How Interesting" said the kind
hearted woman. What degree did
you earn?"
de third degree. ma'am. in U. p"
"The University of Pennsylvania"
mo. ma'am. Utah penitentiary."
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

An artist has discovered that a
piece of zinc laid upon the red hot
Goals Of his furnace or kitchen range
will remove every particle of SCOT
from the chimney.
II don't pay chimney sweep to
fool with my stovepipes," he said
when the SCOT accumulates in them
/ take home an old zinc plate and lay
1t upon the glowing Goals. 1t melts
and generates some sort of gas that
simply eats up all the SCOT in the
chimney. It's a great discovery"
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
NOTICE FOX PUBLICIoN.
LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, Colo. !
A,.,l IQ07

April 2. 1907.
NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel C..
~ Nc ,tee, Of Lamar. Colorado. has filed
ton proof in support Of his claim. viz: Home
stead Entry No. 6l21 made March Is. 1905. for
the NEk sec Is, tp Is. rng IS. and that said
or. at Lamar. Colorado. on Wednesday. May Is,
1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land. viz:
G. q. Crider. Fred Lovejoy, W. l.. Pollard, IL.
G. Davis. all of Lamar, Colorado.
apr 10 john 4. WILLIAMS, Register.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

Nearly all the prominent men who
were connected with Clevelsnd's two
administration have died, but the
old man himself is still able to fish
and take his share of the bait.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

Patterson, in his Rocky News,
says that il he had waited two weeks
longer he would have said what he
pleased about the supreme court
without having to pay that Thousand
plunks. Everyone has known for
years that he was too fresh about
shooting OF his mouth.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

II the reading public will stand
for another such infiction Of the
Thsw trial by the daily papers as
We have just passed through, it will
be good evidence that "dementia
Americans" is an established fact.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

The go gold pieces coined at the
Denver mint are said to be about DC
shy in weight-due to the dry at
mosphere causing evaporation, we
suppose. It has not cost us much
sleep as yet.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

Wedderly-I broke a mirror last
night.
Singleton-They say that's a sign
of bad luck.
Wedderly-You bet 1t IL. It will
cost me $25 to replace It
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
Ru..lan saIt.MIne Werker,.

A very large number of Russian
peasants find employment In the salt.
mines. Their working day is seldom
ess than sixteen hours. and in some
,ases 1t lasts for twenty-one hours,
hree hours being taken At intervals
O. sleep and meals.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

1.-THE price of shoes is to be higher;
shat will cause some kicking. we fear"
says the Gardiner Reporter-Journal.
Nut. in the words of the immortal
Shakespeare. what boots It to exclaimf
-Biddeford Journal.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
rheumatism Make. Lilo miserable

A happy home is the most valuable
possession that Is within the reach OF
mankind, but YOU cannot enjoy its COM
forts il you are suffering from rheumaY
esm. You throw aside business cares
when you enter your home and you can
oe relieved from those rheumatic pains
also by applying Chamberlain's Pam
Balm. One application will give you
relief and its continued use for short
time will bring about a permanent cure.
For saleby all druggists.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
Popular Air.

First Youth pulled the govern.
or's leg to the tune OF 800 this morn.
ing.
Second Youth-Good! By the way,
would you mind teaching me the
tuner
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

\ Spanish journalist declares mat
sunstroke II almost unknown in his
country. aud that 1t occurs only in
northern regions. where the people
do not know how to take care Of
themselves In hot weather.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

When the interstate commerce act
was passed and went into effect the
railroads out OF newspaper passes
same q now, and from our issue of
20 years ago We take the following
written By Eugene Field:
1.-THE railroad men Of this country
are not going to get any free puffs
In the newspapers after the inter
state commerce bill goes into effect.
As soon As the FREQ pass system dies,
the custom of referring to Col.--
H. tho aanaral nasaan.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

The whole earthquake section Of
the country is again on . scare, but
old mother earth is too solid in this
section for the Jars to be felt.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

Money to Loan-On farm property.
No appraisers, money paid as soon az alb
stract approved. j. s. HAsrY.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
Try Carley's Cough Cure

Chamberlain's Salve ID good for any
disease OF the skin. 1t allays the itch
ing and burning sensation instantly.
For sale by all druggists.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

For Sale-rwo lots on south Main
street, close 10. Ideal location for a
rooming and boarding house. Inquire
at this office.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

For Sale-Fine two-year old Bronze
gobbler, inquire at this Office.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
Try Carley's Cough Cure

For Sale-A few choice brood SOW
ENQUIRE Of E. j. Wagner.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

R. NJ. Ziegler & Co., Just received a
new lot Of Bicycle Tires. Baby Buggy
Tires and New Bicycles.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
w %$; THE FAIR .: s::: 81.

FOR SALE CHEAP-6 horse power
gasoline engine. First class condition.
Elite Steam Laundry.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

$40, coo just received for farm loans
No delays.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17

WANTED-Two girls in the millin-
cry department at Twins store.
The Lamar register., 1907-04-17
suffered for Five Years with KIdns,
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81 suffered for five years with kidney
and liver trouble, which aaused severe
pains across the back and binding
headace. I had dyspepsia and was 30
oonstipated that 1 could not move my
bowels without a oathRrtio. I was our
ed by Chamberlain's Stomach Liver
Tablets and have been we'll now fol six
months" says Mr.. Arthur 8. Strick-
land. OF Chattanooga, Tenn. For sale
by all drugGists.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-11

very young actress, she has had wide
range of experience i'm stock work. ap-
pearing Rs leading lady of some OF the
best stock companies in the country.
She was for time leading lady OF the
Worcester Theatre Stock company and
became a big favorite in that city,
where she received much praise for
her clever work there. She made a
big hit for season while she played
the leading role in a revival OF East
Lynne" when that old classic was sent
out on the road by Joseph King. One
we'll known critic in viewing her in
that play paid her graf respect, giving
her much praSse. saying, "she has
much artistic ability and in addition
to her histrionic resources she Is pos
sessed of beauty and an extremely
graceful stage presence. Few actresses
surpass her in elocution" She was also
seen for a season as the leading lady
with Hal Reeds big road production OF
The Avenger." Her most recent. as
well as her most noted success. was
in the leading part of "A Mad Love-"
which is a dramatization by Edward
Locke, the great English novelist, Miss
Nj. II. Braddon's most widely read work
OF fiction, LAZY Audley's Secret" She
won great praise from the critics OF
every city in which she was seen, for
her very clever Interpretation of the
dual role of the play. all proclaiming
her an actress of much emotional
power The management feel that
they have secured a valuable addition
to the already strongest Empire The
atre Stock company that ever was seen
at the Empire theatre and they have
much confidence in Miss Dore making
as good an impression on the audience
OF the Empire as the now already
favorites have.
Besides being the author of ."At Piney
Ridge" David Higgins is also the author
OF the successful dramas up York State"
and the great racing play His Last DOL
lar" He was seen In the latter at the
Empire during the winter season that just
closed and like with ''At Piney Ridge he
played 10 enormous business. This will be
the first time that AT Plney Ridge" will
be presented at the prices charged at the
Empire theatre.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-11
SCENIC TEMPLE

The coming weeks entertainment Mt
the Scenic Temple promises 10 be per-
haps the strongest yet offered az this pop
ular house and will be headed by
featur certain 10 arouse very great In
terest This is the appearance OF Hue
good, the man whose challenge Houdini
refused to accept, and whose great steel
cage trick Houdni apparently dared not
attempt Huegood. In his challenge, OF
fered To be securely locked I'm his steel
cage and have IL placed In wooden box
equally securely fastened, and 10 escape
from II within three minutes. To render
the condition now more difficult, he VIII
next week permit the steel cage TO be
secured with handouts padlocks. chains,
ropes and tapes provided by any one In
the audience all of which may be sealed
by the owners: and after the cage has
been placed I'm the box, and the latter
fastened in the same manner Huegood
will undertake 10 enter the cage Wlthln
the time limit and leave every lock or
other fastening and seal bearing absolute
ly no evidence OF having been opened or
tampered with. II he succeeds In doing
this. which he has already demonstrated
his ability to do the feat certainly must
be conceded 10 be the most remarkable
OF its class ever seen In this city. For the
benefit OF those who wish 10 avoid the
big crowds always present at the Scenic
Ienlple IN tne evening hutBo"t "'u ~.
pear in the afternoon between and $50
and between and $3.50, as well as twice
during the evening.
Despite the extraordinary nature OF this
leading feature, the remainder OF the bill
will not be less attractive; and Nellie
Lytton, the queen Of singing condolences,
who scored such a big hit az this house
several weeks ago. will play a return en-
gagoment by request The new moving
pictures will be unusually varied. and
fully up 10 the high standard OF the rest
OF the bill: and other features will he the
second week OF Ira Kessner the silver
voiced tenor, in illustrated songs; Frank
Bowman. monologuist and novelty enter
tainer. and Ada Corbett I'm picture
stories In song:" and the latter and Mr..
Messner will also be heard in duets
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-11

rich humor, nor do the witty lines OF the
opera ever fail TO set an audience laugh
ing heartily. The scenes are laid In Japan.
10 Ko. the Lord High Executioner. has
laid a ban upon flirting; announcing that
beheaded lie himself is the first offend
err yet he will not execute himself, nor
can he punish anyone else while he HIM
self remains unpunished. So for long
time Ko 10 has no executions. which so
awakens the suspicious OF the Mikado
that 10 10 Is not adequately fulfilling
the position. that he sends word to Ko
no that lie must execute someone at
once. ko 10 is in love with Yum Yum.
one OF hts three wards, the Others being
Pitt Sing and Peep 30, and he intends
TO marry her. Yum Yum, however, loves
Nanki Poo, young wandering min
strel.
To be rid OF his rival and at the same
time carry out the Mikado's orders, no
Ko. advised by Pooh Bah. who holds
Tush. decides 10 execute Nanh Poo.
Nanki Poo refuses 40 he executed until al
last Ko Ko IS sort OF reward, prom
ises " let Yum yum marry Nanh @ 200,
be beheaded on the wedding day, 10
10 gets word that the Mlkado, uneXpect-
ed is arriving, with his retinue. and ae-
companed by Katisha. an elderly spin
ster who has made love to the Mikados
son and heir until at last the son, un-
able To endure her attentions any longer,
has fed from home
When Ko 10 hears OF the Mikado's ar
rival he fears the Mikado will be angry
NJ he learns that some one has not been
executed according TO his commands yet
10 10 has not the heart TO cold-blooded-
~ kill Nanki Poo. He decides at last 10
secrete Nanki Poo and tell the Mikado
that he has killed him. When the Mi
kado arrives he tells him that he has
killed Nank Poo. and to everyones y
amazement the Mkado is very wrathful.
for Nanki Poo turns out TO be the Mi
kado's own son i'm disguise. This is only
the outline Of one of the funniest plots
ever embodied In comic opera. IL made
Sullivan and Gilbert famous in less than
a hours after It was first produced, ana
has made thousands of dollars for the
authors and managers who had anything
TO do with t. The Albee comic opera
stock company cast will be as follows:
The Mikado. Phil BransOn; ko 10.
Frank Wooley; Pooh Ban, Huntington
May; Pish Tush. Karl Stall: Yum Yum,
Vivian Brewster. with 1<lara Farm sing
ing the role al a few performances; Nan
ld Poo. Harold Blake. with Grafton Ba-
ker singing the role at a few perform
ances; Pitt Sing. Edith Bradford; Peep
30. MAY Arpo; Katisha, Ellen James,
and others Some of the tuneful melo-
dies that this opera has made familiar
are Three Little Maids From School
Are We" THE Flowers That Bloom In
the Spring, Ira La ''T1twillow," "A
Wandering Minstrel T." They'd None of
'em BE Missed" Hearts DO not Break,
and many others.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-11

in itself and thousands OF dollars are
spent every week to secure pictures Of
all kinds and subjects. many OF them
posed for by some OF the worlds foremost
pantomimic artists. one reason why the
Nickel has such large regular clientele
Is that IL always shows the brand-new
pictures. 10 say nothing OF the fact that
II maintains a strict code OF morality and
cleanliness. For the first three days of
next week. the pictures are chiefly OF a
comedy nature. foremost among those OF
that kind being "The Runaway Motor
Car screamingly funny picture OF an
automobile which cuts up all sorts OF
laughable pranks when started of by two
impish street gamns. "Bowser's House
cleaning" and The Picnic Hampers are
other good and new comedy films that
will be shown. Chief amonFl the dra-
matte pictures will be THE Smugglers, ="
sensational dramatic film, brand new
although with an old title. Bob Alden
and the Nickel quartet VIII sing the new
pathetic ballad called "Only a Messen-
ger Boy" with excellent Illustrations,
and Miss Rivard accompanied by the
Nickel quartet. will sing Like This Rose
You're the Fairest Flower"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-11
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The attraction at the Westminster The
atre next week Is THE Trans Oceanic
Extravaganza company" and is said to
be one of the best equipped and strong
est organization OF comedians and vsu-
devile performers ever organized 10
present burlesque at popular prices. The
entertainment will consist Of one bur-
lesque followed by an olio OF excellent
vaudeville acts. The burlesque will use
all the elements that go 70 make up
hrst-class performance while the vaudo-
VILE part Of the entertainment will con-
sist OF an olio OF exceptional merit.
Among those who will contribute novel
and pleasing acts are the Borden sisters
in lesson In boxing. Bohannon ar Corey
in illustrated songs. Little Bessie Rosa.
a charming comedian; the Avon Comedy
Four. Niblo and Spencer, singers and
dancers; Prof Bohannon In amusing
comedy films. Miss Belle Travers. the
singing nghtlnHlle. and John McVicker.
The most captious patron OF burlesque
will have little room for criticism in the
splendid bill that will be presented by
the Westminster Theatre next week uu-
less all signs fail.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-11
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE

Owing to the tremendous success of
Coming Thro the Rye" which has been
playing at the Providence Opera House
the past week. the engagement VIII be
extended, and continue for all next week,
with matinees Wednesday and Saturday
Manager Wendelschaefer is To be con-
graduated upon securing thir production
for another week, for unquestionably
there has not been a piece at this house
this season that has brought forth such
praise from all who have seen 1t.
1t is bright. snappy the dialogue and
selections amusing and the music OF the
most tuneful Those who had not the OPP
portunity OF seeipg this production the
past week have missed "A great show, but
they now have the chance OF recovering
what they have lost.
In the cast are artists who have achiev-
ed distinction i'm their respective lines or
work. Frank Lalor the principal come
dian has made distinct hit I'm Coming
Thro the Rye" which has earned place
for him in the front rank OF present day
comic opera stars. Ii is admitted by all
who have witnessed his performance thar
he is rare comedian. who compels
laughter by his clean cut originality.
Stella Mayhem, the leading feminine
member OF the company, is widely known,
and recognized as one of the cleverest
condolences on the stage and in addition
IS a gifted monologist and her special
ties are rated high. With Mr. Lalor and
Miss Mahew in the principal parts. the
atregoers all con confidently anticipate
unusual enjoyment.
But there are other comedians and vo-
calists in this organization whose names
arc widely Known. and who may be de-
pended upon to contribute 20 the general
excellence of the performance. Among
the others in the cast may be mentioned
Frank Doane, Frank Park. William Riley
Hatch, Billy Taylor. Percival Jenningit
Charles Wallace. Alma Youin, Florence
Townsend and Besse Gibson
The chorus employed numbers 75 90
OF whom arc known as the Beauty
Chorus" They are pretty. sweet-faced
graceful girls who sing and dance aud
wear attractive costumes. The scenery
and other effects are unusually beautiful,
and the ensemble generally is as complete
and satisfying as anything OF the kind
which has been seen I'm this country and
assuredly in this city.
Moral: Don't miss Coming Thro' the
Rye" this week
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-11
EMPIRE THEATRE

"The Village Postmaster" the famous
picturesque rural drama of New England
life, is the attraction selected 10y the man
agement for the opening production of
the Summer season OF the Empire Theatre
summer stock company, commencing Mon
Gay matinee May IL THE Village Post
master, is regarded TO be one OF the best
rural plays Of IT'S kind. with its quaint
characters and scenes laid in New Hamp-
shire The scenes include a village store,
with some of the residents of the village
gathered there engaged in discussing the
political topics of the times; a general
training day, with the men OF the viii
lage attending armed and equipped as
the law directs" and with ludicrous ef-
fccts. This day. at Mhich the young girls