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Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
PRIZES 10 BE WON
 ON HASSAYAMPA DAY
Novel Features of the Last Day of the Big Fair, Saturday. Nov. 18th.

One of the attractions of the fair are the incidents of Hassayampa Dav. the occasion Tor the gathering of all the pioneers for a general handshaking and indulgence in few grotesque and good humored contests, for fun rather than for glory or prizes. It is one of the novel features of the fair, and will be conducted this year. as last, by w. T. Barkley. Saturday, Nov. 16, the last day of the fair, is known as Has sayampa Day. and the contests will occur in the forenoon. Following are the prizes offered:
 Class l. The oldest married couple who have lived longest continuously in Arizona. Talbot 6 Hubbard. a nickel plated tea kettle.
 Class 2. The couple who have been married longest, who were married in Arizona and have lived here continu- ousIy since. Eive.- & Hulett, a large - mirror.
 Class 3. The oldest native born son. Ezra Thayer. A choice of razors.
 Class 4. The oldest native-born daughter. Francis Cloak and Suit rouse. \ s1O hat.
 Class ,. The model Roosevelt fam fly. Doris -Heyman Furniture CO. A set O. dishes. The White House a pair of gloves for the father. Gerard Jones Dry Goods Co.,, a shirt wais; . for the mother. Phoenix Wholesale Meat and Produce Co, 8 in trade.
 Class $. The handsomest baby boy under two years of age. The banks of Phoenix. a substantial premium.
 Class :. The prettiest girl haby un der two years of age. New York Store. a baby dress.
 Class S,The ugliest man. Bear Drug Store. one dollars worth of soap. 2nd ugliest. Geo. Hageman, a heating stove
 Class 9. The man with biggest foot. Aikire Co, pair of shoes to fit.
 Class N The. prettiest and finest baby. An old bachelor, $50 in gold.
 Class H. Each prize winning baby. DOnofrio-Zunkel Confectionery Co., a valise full of candy.
 Rules of the Baby Show.
 The premium will be awarded first in class 10 and the winner will be barred from further exhibition in either class or '.
 The judges in classes 6,7 and 10 are experts and have been specially en- gagged for this occasion and the man. agement have agreed to see they are protected from personal violence.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09

CANYON PICTURES. - Col. Me Ciintock has had developed the nega- tives taken by him on his recent trip to the Grand Canyon. The pictures are many in number and are probab- ly the finest collection of camera pie lures that has yet been made of the canyon country The scenes include several of the members of the party 10 which he belonged. out on points of rock 2000 feet above the abyss below the canyon rim. views of the Bridal Veil Falls, of Moneys Falls, and of many other picturesque places.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
What is a press humorist ?''

What is a press humorist?"
 "A press bumorist," replied one of the guild. ''is a person who makes two jokes grow where one grew before. and who doesn't have to introduce any new or &xtraneous matter into the process, eyether.'
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
\. w. GLEASON,

Wanted-Extra help, male and fe- male, for Fair Week. Good pay to those experienced. Apply today at the New York Store.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
State of Ohio. City Of Toledo-Lucas
 

State of Ohio. City Of Toledo-Lucas County-ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co. doing business in the city of Toledo, County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1Ss6
 (SeaD A. w GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 F J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. 7Jc. Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09
CANYON PICTURES. -

Ring up Main 75-Melczer Bros. Co. for boiled apple cider for mince meat
Arizona republican., 1907-11-09

"GILBERTA" PETTIcOATS, made of fine black Pres de Soie and Heatherbloom, cut extra full and wide. 4 rows of shirring over pleat- ed flounce, dust ruffles; a genuine $2.50 quality. Today CT m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Sm Selatpare ertrmHfeR.


Gos Gnoe elmer iineen Nep.gorfc.
rim, lpclde mlGngit aus ibrcr
Seimatb pcridpauo.
Tbilooelpbio, go, t6. Sept.
- @%ele9entlid) Der Sbentiiifation ser
9cihe Ser Srnu Sobn Croft, ipelhe
ant Wittipot i'm Selnluare ertrlnfru
lit, als bic aus 9tr. 157, @tit 124.
Strobe, in Neip=Dorf, ~itommenoe
Marauerito u. Fitzgerald i'm grreml
beS biciigen @oronerS, purbe Die &c.
idiftc bon Der 6lltdlt cineS iungcn
EaareS u1lb longen Itadforitungcn
Der Ieioenben Miutter nod Der Sod)ter
ou'S 2i6t gebroht. Gie Sbentififo.
tion erfol9te 6urd) 0en Sbeim Der lii.
gliifIiden, Sen in Nr. ia, Centre.
Strabc, Ncp Dorf, m%obnboftet
&ed)tsanmolt 6. .. @olfer. @ie or
mittbeilte, liegen oobeim Die Wutter
lno Die @roBmutter ser 6roli Croft
lbrpcr erfrunft oarnie0cr lllo lie un0
ale Nngeborigen boben ale anItren.
gungen genlad)t, oie Spllr Der Ser.
miBten 81 cntoedeu. Son 6cr 8erbei.
ratbrn9 Der @eritorbcHtn eriubr man
crit nad ibrem Sooe. Croft uno 6.
2. VI. Bennett bon bier, meIfem Sic
Sodt gcbort, ourt beiien aIiiper.
baum 5ral Croft in ben SlllB eerli.
ien ipurSe, mod)ten ser SamiIie Ole
Wittbeilllng BON Dem beflagenslper-
then l%lnfoll. Croft, meldcr bier mt
Serrn Wolfer in eiuem Sotel al ser
grooo-Strabe wobnt, iagt, er bo5c
Die 8efomntid)oft bon SrGlIcin Tsib.
gcralo Dor ctmo flint @oden 0e>
mod)t, iei tur5 borollf nit ibr nod
Hbooe Ssluno gegangen II. babe BORT
leine cbelifc Gerbinbung nit ibr
poQ5ieben lailen. Son ser 9efannt.
madung Der GbeihlieBmg iobcn bic
2iebiten ab, ,ueil Tie berifieoenen
HeligionSbefcnntlliiicn angeborte,
nnS Srou 6isgerolo id)on OomnIs
franf mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
3mg-Goaiiiom in Connecticut.

Rem Snpen, Conn, 16. Sep.
TENDER. Sci ellington Sioirlg in
Orange itieBen 5rpei 3iige Der 9erf.
iBire-0 ipiGon Der v&elp.Yorf, NeN-
Supcn unb Sartforb.9obn" Sulom-
men llnO gingcn in trimmer, pobei
Der Sofonlotipfiibrer ". $. Solution
bon DEM in iiiolid)er Rid)tung fom.
member 3uae auf Der Stelle ieinen
Joo fanb uno 5lpei anoere 2ofomotip.
liibrer unb 5wei Sei5er burd belize
Oampfe perbriibt murben. Bon ben
beioen 3iigen mar Der cine UNI od)t
llbr iriib bon bier nod) Inionia ab-
ge9angen, Der anbere, bon BORT fon1.
memo, mar fur5 na6 s llbr bier fdl'
Zig. geioe warcn ieit Sobren an
Sonntagcn um oieielbe 3eit gefobren
unb iif INNER bel Ellington Sioing
alSgelpid)en. Mnn ill6t ole llriad)e
res 3uiatnmenitoBeS oorill, Dab Die
2uftbremien Oes iiibliben 3uges i'm
entidJeioenoen @ontente ibren Gicnit
pcriagten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
in MerifU crmuroct.

2aportc, Snb., 1G. Sept. -
Had) elmer bier eingegongencn Gepe-
Idle pom omcrifoniid)en @oniuI
9ipigbt SllrncB i'll 8unnoioto ip
Werifo lit oaiclbit bon mcrifauiihtn
Nnnbiten Ser Nmerifancr @eor9c
Hoie crnlorbet uno ieine 8ottin per,
lest ,por0cll. Ger @rnloroctc mar Der
Sobn BON 81 u. T.:,Roic in Benton
Sorbor, Wif), nnb mar 81 Sabre alt.
@r botte in Sabre 1896 boS lono,
luirtbid)aitlide College bon Wifigor
abiplpirt llnb iid) I'M Sabre 1900 In
Solt 2ufe Giip nit Sri. @inifreo
Wc@ratb perAeiraibet. Serr Noic
ltano dds gtrg6ait.%S ngenieltr niif Der
Werifoniitcn Wincn- uno Grams.
port 8ciellidlaft IN Gerbinoung.
Rad, Den Nngoben Der Iepeihe mlr.
oe Hoie bon HGllbern erid)oIifn,
ieine Satin miro aber porouslidtIid)
bon Der ibr beigebrodten GerIebultg
geteien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Gin Sdhuabenitrcid).

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SricbenSrid)ter Ncpoll2 pom NrIiEA'
ton bGlt eineu Slldueit iibcr cinCl
2cbcnbigen ob. - Die aIciOcr sec
mirfliHcn (ootcn iiibrtcl 81 Ofnl
-SSrrtbum. - Ter ,lootc cin 6rnn.
sole.
Gincu mirflid)cn Sdppnbcnitrcid,
babcn lid bic NtbGrNen pom @elt'
Nrlineton am fcttCn Sonnto1 0alet
ltet, dis lie cinCn SnqiteIt il6cr
Delt o9ci6nani" non 8rn. Nititir Mc-
Sonoboil Don Der Sirnlo Nlernnocr
9rolpn & SO. obbieItcll, mGbrenN ijr.
Mc2onaban nit icincr 6omiIic IN ici.
nert ~slittomobil alii bent 2onoe INIT
her illht Ter mirflthc Sobte mar
cin SrolBoie, NoiitehS &inccrt SC
Court i.itb bel SRI. Mc2ntoGnn an
0eItcIIt, Die GbotIdde, Oob cr cinell
49, az .yH .4'.A A
Don Sr1l. Mc2ono4on 6bgclcGten Pin.
5ltG trt9, mar fir Den rSrrtbum Der
ontmortlid. Ger Sron5oic iproMQ am
Sonntog Nddnlittaa nm , llhr bon
scr obcritcn Sproiic eirer &citcr IN
hos Sd)ruinm 9aiiin I'M Electric.
Sort" in weld)em iid) mr. lie6cn
Sui @oiier befunoen uno 5iod) 90.
bel iein @cnif. Gxieocn9ridlier %e'
pans bon TrIingtoN beriei ;oNleid)
cine GoroncrS- Snrp mo bic(t cincn
SnQlleit iiber ben Sootcn at. iuclder
nodl 9(niidt Oca Hid)terS Sr. Wtc2a.
nohon iunr, bo cine aortc, ant Wel6cr
Ole Wortc nScIcpbonirc Oil ,Sroll Nll.
tin McQnnobnn, lurcoHc 1GJ--N,"
Aeld)riebcn itanben, in Sen Ioibelt
0Go Tootcn 0cfuiiecn mltrrc. Mud
lam it'd Ser Nnnle 0ea Srn. D,c2o.
EoGnn I'M Nll5ua ein9eitlGt. IS Ooll-
ertc gerolinte 3cit, bis Ecrioncu, Gle
Srlt. Reclamation fonntrH unO u1d)'
0cm lie bon Dem llnioQ hcrten, ben
Scidnom beiid]ti9cn moll.en, Ocr lSrr-
tbum erfonnten. Sic %telepbcnirtcn
mad GGomberSburg, moielbit lid Ole
6omilie bcs Srn. Mc9ann6un jllr
Belt beiinbct, unb ielbitueritGnolid)
ronitatirtc Sr. Ic2nnobou nit Ser
GniiGcn, oab CT nod on1 2cbcn lei.
Gr fom inoeiien nad) Baltimore, I'm;
Sc Court 81 ioclltifijiren uno Nrrort.
dement's iiir Ociicn 9eerOiaunN 5ll
t"reffell, iuoralf CT nnb Gbombcrsbur1
5iriidfebrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
8ermiidte telesrapBiidjc Sepeidcm.

4 Sn Chicago begann geitern Der
YroseB aeaen 5rant 5. Gonitantine
lueaen g%rmoronng Der 5rau 2oiiie
@entrp. Gonitantine mllroe befaunt.
lid III Hew.Yorf pcrbaitet, nadoem
sic Ypli5ci lange pergeb!id AMI i'm
~seiabnoet bate.
Gurd 6euer murben in Yropi.
oence, 81. s., sic 6radtiduppen Der
nRep.Dorf, New-Saoen uno Sart.
ioro- Balm" unO einige 3man5ig
Srad)tluag9ons, 0 oenen ein Sbei(
4oufmannsgiiter entbielt, in S0be
bon $4,000 beiddoist.
Sn gmeliior BEL Sbanofin,
ga, eritob Midael 9oroner Midael
Maroo, anseblid aus giieriudt, neil
oieier ieiner friiberer @eliebten ben
Sol mad)tc. Ser M6rocr befinoet it'd
in Saft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

lid pripatcr 9t0tllr mar, 10 luer0cll
Die 0~ueilanten lpobl nit 0eitruilm1
int IiS5iplinorlucNc 6auon fonmcn.
GQran1 aus Dem u to NJ u
bill.
!Ncrr NulneS u. SborpleB bon ae1'
ier, @..Go., ml,rbe ON SonntuA Bel
Cincm Sprung aus icinCm Nutomo-
bill, miNpcm er cine Spu5irrfobrt IN.
trrnobmL ON &noblcp Mountoin,
rabc Cumberland, No, 10 lnglildlld)
pcrleBt, ooB er glcid] 0orauf itorb.
Scrrn SborpleB' &ut NOR peggeilos
gen unO or iprnn9 ans Dem Nlltomo.
bill, ocnielbcn 5ltriid 5u bolcn.
Grtruntcn.
Ger 20ziGbrigc Samuel Sorrctt,
JIM, uou Cambridge, Mo, crtront
ant Sonntog i'm SiouBbter Greet.
nohe GaplorS SSlonG. Gr mar nit
Der Stipulation oes StcuCrS 6cid)Gf,
tiat, ais leBtcrcS brad; CT pcrIor oaS
llcbergeluidt ul0 iicl ms Moiicr.
Sic anoeren Snlaiien ocr 2uiuld) mo-
rem niht i'm Stonoc, oicielbe ST. len.
Ten, 10 ouB er, Der 0eS SdmimmCne
~unfunoi1 mar, nid)t g~ercttct mcrott
fonnte. Sem 2eifnom mar bis ge.
tern nod nift geiunoen.
Ncgcrin iibcr cine " 0 d @
bemuBtlos.
Gillian GoB Die Negerin, mcIdt
i'm Soltic ihrcr Scrridoit bos Cos
altsblies uto iibcr cine ISOLDE lnng
in Staot'Solpital 81 Hid)mprb,
&a., in bemlBiloiem 3uitonoe lag
Itdrb AM Sonntag, obne boS Vepllbt.
ieln pieoercrlongt 81 BADEN. Iic Ser.
itorbcne, bic pom 2unoe fam uno Die
geboilolun9 bon @oslid)t nidt fam.
te, bate, oils JIG iid 81 Yctt lcgir,
Die @osflamnle ollSGcbloien, obnc
Den Sobn ob5uoreben. Ginigc Stiln.
ben ip1ter fano man oieiclbe benltBt.
los IN ibrcn1 3inultcr, uno lie bIieb
Damn III oleiem ,}ultanoc bis 81 il.
rem 5obe trot offer 0enliibunaen scr
S~olpltal0r5te, oelcn 6ieier SoQ nt.
rnoejV Elm meoi5iniidc2 &ot6icl be.
oelltct.\
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Galucrt SaQ Guacac.

Ode Cathedral. NIB MlalberrHaStraRe.
rntcr Der Seitnta Der ,pNgr:iiibrn 9riiner".
YcDrfurle - Sl9ltth, &iiienfhdft. .0Init uno
8efCbnfislueien, S!toilinI mteocr anigenonltten
nm G%irnftag, ben 3. Septcmber. (lug26. 3g8o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Turiften=E hule,
Baltimore uuiDeriita.

EaIttnlDrc UniDtriItnt.
Observation-Disclosures. gtdditt9 GenIefter he
piHnt am I. Sttp6cr. Sir aatalpge lpeuoe man
flo nn Grnrur E'9uunr, Seiretdr, Wr. $40,
Sipre'Hhnrlrss Strahc, Baltimore, Wib.
tYluul oU,te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
St. So0n's GoGeGe.

@nunpp!iS. Wb. 9epartcnlert Der aiinite uno
99|iiicnfdniten Der llniucriiiat ppn MiarNlaus.
Siablirt 1896. stluiftfde unb ipilienibuft.
nmGrmf eSST nsSSiSne s,crt II Sti hr etnScn 1Sn m ineYts
aus ODER WiioiSin ~ltuotrcr iuollcn. Wdlitdri'
tebcS Tcp1rtcliien! inter 2eiiung bon Nrnlees
Sfii3ieren. Ynbernein Gorbereiiures'S hule fir
Stnoben fir ben Slntriit IN 81. Sp9n'S ODER dils
oere College. Genleiicr begirni am 70. Gep'
tempcr. mau lrenoe flo an
JuIii0--) Shnmas Sca, g. 6. ,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

.@l Wontc" iuie0er ou. = Ger
Sdmpfer 81 Movtc" Der ,Soltbcrn
Facifit 60" lonatc gcitern bon 9tcp.
Orleans bier an uno nlllbtc, 0u Der
Gan1picr 81 Gorooo" bon oerIelben
Hirle Ieine Saonng nod liift becll.'
Digit botte, i'm Mittltronlc Dor Mnfer
geben; bod fonntc bic 81 IoroNo"
uod) 0eItcrn A6enb ibrc Suffer lid)tcn.
Sos Cargo Der 81 Monte" bcltebt
aus WolaNes, 3ildcr, MeiB uno SolS.
Serr y. y. Barber, Ngent Der Gont.
pognie, lit in Der gliidliden Gage
mittbeilen 81, %fonncl, Oab ldolt mcbr
Jrad)t fir oen Isl Wontc" ein9eloll.
len it, ais bicielbe fdbig lit, nri5il.
nebnlen.
9ori III j 9lidcr@eiiel an-
Die nit Dem Eompfer
,.Hbein" Ieste @od)c a%ngefonmcrc
6rau Slider, ipelde in 5oIge ibreS
eeiItesl d)luodcn anaben bon Der Gin.
manoerungsbeb6rbe 5uriidgebaIter
ipuroe, miro aQer @abrlbeinlihfeit
rod) bier lanoen fonnen, fals Die mo-
tbige Seriid)erungen gegcben ipcroelr.
Dab Der Snnge gut a~uigeboben lit.
sSbr Wann Scrr Slider, ipelter in
Soitb Olean, H.-O., lcbt, fam gelterlt
bier all nlio bat allies moglide pcr.
Iiid)t, Inn Die Sreilaiiung ieiner Irai
nno leines anobcn ST. ernirfcn. Gin
panoerungs : Gommiiidr @cis Fat
iit) ipe5!ea in ben Soil intcreiiirt. Die
Camille Itonint aus Hieoer.O eitreid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

: @ieSer an 9aue. Tic
MurpI1iibcr MitaIieoer Der n@roBcn
Mrn,ec ser Hepublif" iinb pom Sal-
restaee 5u Saratoga.S brings 5uriid-
gefebrt. Iie WarpIdnoer 5eifnctei,
liG III Der groBcn Earabe, Die anl
Gonncritag letter @odJe itattfmtb, be-
ionoers aus. =;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Die Oei6mdum S6ufe

nab bent ucren. groten Guuriicr ocrIept,
4r. ia, Gprb. Sp,unro Giraffe,
86NIirae fir Gnuea uIib @efbiiies 2uufbatn
borbereiiet. ErindrS 3luiihelIs ItIto bnnere
NIaifen. 2n6 u. il5rIime 5eutelter beeiullt
I'M %. Geptemher. CONNER 8 S0ule icRt INT
(Sunu. (Mltu2S. gft)
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
Buiihohts In Japan.

Few of US. however long we live IN
In this country, know about all its
customs and habits" writes CORE
spondent. "Bull-fighting is the great
semi-annual sport for the people in
Uwajima and vicinity. The fights are
generally held in he country on the
mountain side. where thousands of
people can see the bulls gore each
other. They ere great. heavy, rolling
fat animals. such as l have never
seen in any other part of the EN-.
pire. They are not allowed to kill
each other but are gored enough to
do considerable damage. 1t is also
dangerous for bystanders.
"A few months ago saw five or SIX
Of them being led through the streets
on their way back from the fight. and
they were still snorting and looked
so fierce that got out Of the street
until they passed. I was perfect
" willing to give them complete right
of way"
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
French Raa. HIah Priced.

A collector Of rags offered the man
ager Of large boarding house a GER
tain price for a bag of WORKOUT linen.
These rags are worth more than
that" said the shrewd landlord. II
run several houses In this neighbor-
hood. and all are occupied exclusively
by French guests"
The dealer apparently considered
that remark sufficiently explanatory.
He cast hasty glance upon the con-
tents of the bag, then raised the price.
And he could well afford to raise It.
too" said the landlord. Even at that
rate he will make money off the
things. French rags the world over
bring a higher price than any other.
The reason why? French people wear
a better quality of linen and their
cast-oh garments are in demand by all
manufacturers of high grade paper"
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
superstitrous Customs.

Many of our customs date back to
the dark ages and are based on super
sttion. We sit up with our dead be-
cause long ago our ancestors kept
watch by night lest evil spirits come
and bear the body away.
We shake hands with the right
land because that IN the dagger hand
and means that we disarm ourselves
In the presence Of q friend.
We bow the head in passing others
because our ancestors were won't to
bow before the real yoke Of the op-
pressor. Men bare their heads be-
cause they had to unmask in the days
Of chivalry before the queen of beauty.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
Woman Has Travelled Ear.

Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams has
Just completed one of the most ex.
traordinary journeys ever undertaken
oy q woman. She spent three years
m visiting South and Central America.
pentrating to the Furthermore frontier
points. In the highlands of Peru Mrs,
Adams found scattered Indian tribes
who are in nowise changed since the
days the Spanish conqusrors first saw
them. These Indians. Mrs. Adams
says. are remnants of the greatest Of
American aborigines whose monu.
ments are to-day the marvel of SCI.
entists.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
Marching Geese.

Norfolk geese were driven up to
london in thousands without losing
condition. It paid better before the
days Of railways to let the geese
transport themselves. The largest
drove mentioned was enc of 5000.
which went from Suffolk. through
Chelmsford and on to London. They
took their journey easily. marching
ten miles a day. The ordinary days
march of the German army is Is
miles-only three miles better than
the geese. When Lord Oxford bet the
marquis of Queensberry that q drove
Of Suffolk geese would beat an equal
number of turkeys in a walk to Lon
don the geese won by 48 hours.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23

Johann Maschtk. the electricity su.
perintendent in Krupp's great metal
works at Berndorf. died suddenly while
playing the card game tarok with
friends in a coffee house. After a deal
he announced radiantly: This is the
best hand of my life. 1 go agat ulti-
mo-" that being the highest figure that
can be played. and very rarely OBJ
tained.' The words were hardly out
of his mouth when he fell off his chair.
and when picked up was found to be
dead. the excitement Of such a good
hand having proved fatal to a weak
heart
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the Natter of the Estats of Charles H.
Brybargsr. Deceased.
Noties is hsreby gwen. That on Monday the
Of the regular days Of tho september form
Of the County Court of Prowsrs County,
ger, Administrative Of said estate. will appear
before the Judge of SAID Court. present my
resignation and final settlement such
Administrators, pray the approval Of tho same.
and will then apply TO be discharged IS such
sdministratrix. As which time and place any
jsctions to the same II any there bo.
Dated At Lamar, Colorado. Oct. II. 1907.
LOUISE II. fRYBAReER,
Administrative of the estate of Charles H.
FRybarger, deceased.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
Hen Change. Color Of Feathers.

Prof. William P. Ellis, of Bucking-
ham county. Pennsylvania, IL the pos
SCISSOR of a game hen which annually
changes her feathers to suit the vary
ing seasons. Early In the spring the
hen begins to show a few white feath-
ers, which continue to get more and
more numerous until the first warm
days of May. when she regularly turns
out in a suit Of pure white.
This white dress she wears proudly
until the first days of early fall. when
a few black feathers begin to appear.
The black feathers increase as the
days follow each other and usually by
Thanksgiving she has resumed her
shining coat of black.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
Voice Of Protest,

who IN that screaming so?" asked
the Inveterate Shopper of the shop
girl who had Just come out of the
room whence issued the screams.
Its a shoplifter." the girl replied.
~she is declaring her innocence"
And is she innocent?" queried the
lnveterate Shopper.
"They had only unraveled ten yards
Of silk from her person when l left"
the shop girl replied.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23

A ticket-collector on . Scotch rail.
way got leave to 20 and get married,
and was given 4 pass over the line.
On the way back he showed to the
new collector his marriage certificate
by mistake for his pass. He studied
1t carefully. and then said: "Eh. mon.
you've got a ticket for . lang. weari-
some journey. but mo- on the Gale
DOMAIN"
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23

Patron-What is that, professor?
Phrenologist-Why that is a
measurement OF the heads / have
been examining this morning.
Patron-Great Scott, professor! You
told me the average circumference
Of the human head was ~.
Phrenologist-Yes; but you see I
have had as patrons q bunch OF col.
lege graduates.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23

He will certainly fail who hopes
to know men deeply and only to get
happiness. never to get anxiety, dis
tress. disappointment. out Of know
Ing them: and he has mistaken the
6rst idea of human companionship
who seeks companionships, friend.
ships and contacts with mankind d.
rectly and simply for the pleasure they
will give him.-Phillips Brooks.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
Tobacco Amblyopia.

Patients suffering from Tobacco poi
soning often notice that they have
dificulty In distinguishing between
gold and silver coins. Another cor
mon statement is that they see bot
ter in the dusk of the evening than
in the bright light or sunshine.-Lon.
don Hospital.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23

Stir a gill of cream into q cupful Of
grated cheese and add to this two
eggs, the whites and yolks beaten
separately and very light. Season
with pepper. salt and = suspicion Of
mustard; turn into a buttered bake
dish and bake in q steady oven until
light and brown. Serve at once.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
MINDED,

Good morning, Mrs. higgins. was
Just coming to see you. We want an
organ blower at the church and
thought the post might suit your son.
John" Lord bless yer. sir, g
wouldn't do for 1t. / know, cos his
lungs amt strong enough. He amt
got no more pun than q broken bel
lows."-Ally Sloper.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-23
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
ns...s Of John A. Musehier. Deceased.

1ssats OF John A. Nutchlsr. Deceased.
Ths undsrsisned, having been appointed ad-
ninistratftx Of the estate Of John A. Autohler,
late Of the county Of Provers, in tho State Of
Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice that
abe win eppesr bsfors The County Corrt Of said
n said County. on Monday, the. tveaty-htst
day Of October. 4. d. 1901. At the hour Of
sons having claims against said estate are motif
led and requested 70 attend fog the purpose Of
hsvine TIE sane adtusted. Al petsons indeet-
ats payment TO the undeEsisne1-
ELL1M \. AUNHLER.
Administratrix Of the estate Of John A.
Autchlor, Deceased.
J. < Doughty. Attsrney.