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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-05

foeb tpegen BEG naa benz triiben Horz
ben perf9lagenen Rinbes bes beiteren
Sibens.
gr feBte fid gu ibr unb fpra4 iiber
glet9stlttge Dinse, pGbrenb er perz
fohlen ibr @euBeres mufterte. gs
lam Tim pDr, ols fei fe gegen friiber
t9md4tiger, tbr ionft runbes 9efi9t
f9mGler unb lGnser getporben; aber
ibre ~eigenartise @9Dnbeit bate barunz
ter nt9t selitten. Sic trus iid eurpz
pGif4. aber ni9t gang mobegere9t;
Der 2leibung na9 Bate mar lie fir
einen 8ddftf9 balten t0nnen, ipern
ni4t ihre fOrperlt1t @nttpidlung benz
tptberfpro9en battle; DON benz fpeiben
Rletbe, bos ni9t edns iiber bic SiiBe
retdte unb oben nur fnapp bic S9ulz
tern bebedte. bob ii4 BITE breifdde Ros
rdueHf4nur, bic lie UNI ben Gals trrg,
len9tenb ob; in bas 9dar bate fie ii4
etne &ofe seftedt unb es btnten nit
rotben 8dnbern 5ufummengebunben;
bic fpetfen Mermel lieBen bic 8orberz
arme 5nr 9dlfte frei, aorollenarms
bdnber umf4lOHen bas 9anbselent.
9dlb Rino, halb Sunsfrau mar Tie
BON einem teuf9en 2tebreia, Der Norz
mor1 ME 70 oufsefoIen mar tpie beute.
~Du febnit Did tpobl mad blauem
3immeIg@ fruste er pl0Bli4, tire 9anb
ersreiferb, bic ie Inn obne @trGuben
iiberIieb.
% febr!A dnttport.te tie aufrihtie.
Die leBten Sage mar i'd traurig iiber
ben 9rduen 9tmmel, unb bonn -"
Limb bdnn2" pieberbolte Rprmann
frogenb, dls Fe ftodte.
,lnb bonn feblt mir ettpas, id
puBte tmmer ni4t mas, beute aber,
inbem i'd bas DoFer brauBen an1ab,
bag 70 itin unb eben 1T, fiel es mir Elm
= i'd m06te tpieber Weer unb Welen
feben.@
.armes ainb!" faate Normann
Ieife. r9ie1ei9t mar es bod ni@t gut
fir Did. bab mir Did mitgenommen
baben. Ou nirft Did ferne BON Del
ner fonnigen 9eimatb nismals ppb1
fiibltn.~
Gie fen1te betriibt ben Rupf unD
flFerte: REIN = aber rst MIR nrgl
b0fe.@
uRinb = Rinb. i9 Dir bDfe fein2"
fragte ROrmann betpest. ,@ou i6
Dir b0fe fein, neil Du on ben tiefz
blausn 5immel Deiner SnfeI benff2
l1nb on bic palmen. bic fi9 in ben
blanen Jlutben fpieselna Nn bic
Branbuns, Die lie raufdenb an bic
Jelfen f9Idst, unb an bic brdunen
Rtnber. bic NIT ben Gif9en I'm bic
Mette in ben mosen pIGtf9ern9"
limb Ct fubr fort, bic Hei5e ibrer
parabiefif4en 9eimatb gu f9ilbern,
fpdbrenb Maini nit slGnaenben Muaen
unb fliesenbem Ntbem, ab unb au ein
Wort baapif9en iperfenb, 5uborte. gr
lab Is aur au febr, Die ibr 9er5 ppr
Sehnfu9t mad Der f9Dnsn Snfelbeie
matb trant mar. Sn felbHfi9tise
9rii6eleien berfentt, bate er es Bis baz
bin nidt bea9tet; aber es mar ia
@ptt let bant! nod 3eit, es nieber gut
5n MAIDEN.
(5urtiesuna folat.)
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Stabtrats &erhanbLunaen.

8raoen reidt cine Betition Der
San 4ntonio 9elepbon GomponD elm,
IN Der Commerce StroBe BRET Eele-
pbonpfoiten auHtellen 5u oiirfen. gr
empfnbl Die Betition 5u gefpdbren
uno fiinOigte an, oaB er in fur5er
6riit i'm 0amen oes betreffenoen SEQ
mites cine 9roinon5 oorIegen tperoe,
Dono6 ole Selegrapben- uno Sele.
pbon &ompaguien ge5mungen ner-
ben, ibre 9r1bte unteriroiid 5u le-
gen. Die BON Mdliermann einee-
brahten Srbinan5en. Sbeo. Mbr fin
9euiifes gigentlm in Der @eit 8ou-
ton StrnBe $1t00 uno S. SO Grue-
beart unb 4noeren fir gigentum in
Der Rorb Shores StroBe $500 gu be-
5obIen, miro nngenommen. Das be-
treffenoe Gigentum bent sur grtpei-
terung iener StroBen. &iibn's Or
oinon3, fir Die &eporatur oes Staot-
boipitnls $3.50 81 bemiaieen, miro
angenommen. Die Domination bon
Is. SO. Mcy1eiI ols Miiiltent Staot-
cIerf miro beltdtigt.
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4IlerIei.

Sol. &. 5. Anoerlon, General.
goiiagierz [gent Der SiioIiden Ya-
cific 8abn in sSouiton, bat unieren
BuiineB Wens Club a~ufgeforoert,
5000 grempIore oes 3efIomebefts
Beautiful San Nntonio" in bent.
ifer Sprade oruden gu Iniien, bic
ole 8abngeienidnft, Die IN pielen
5t1oten 9euti1Innos 4genturen un-
terbdIt, bort perteilell mill, 5u Dem
3wede, Gintpanoerung aft5u5ieben.
Die 8erberrlihnng beg @oup.
@anpbeu nimmt Dimeniionen an,
Die inn ben aopf perfpirren miiiien-
DieIer Wonm, Der oiird Ieinen ur-
beimIiden ginfGub nuf Die 2eeislq-
fur Dem Stoate nielen S9aoen 5itges
fiigt urio ben 8robibitioniiten in Die
Sdnoe g~earbeitet bat, muB iblieB-
[id glnuben, er babe Elm groBes
@erf Donbrad1t.
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Sof0lee.
Gin slanscnbes 8eiinief

Bas SEER S. g. 9 arcIon, Ir0-
l1oert Der Notionol 8onf of
Y commerce e, getan inoem er lein
gelammtes, ii6 nod 4bfdasunq ser
ertabrenen @ritnoeigentums-Moeuten
5. Com @ilioms unb SO. g @on-
neB, ouf $144, $50 beInufenops
8rul1o- uno perionlides gioentum
Den 0epoiitoren BON jener 8onf iiber-
lfrieb, fam als Elm g~lGn5enoes 8ei-
lptel CUR gerubignng oes ourd oie
STRENGTHENING in 8eiorgnis qerote=
men Tublifnms angeieben lper0en.
Die National 8onf of Commerce
ut etnes Der ii6eriten @e[oinftitute
Der Staot, pie dltf aus oem IeBten,
pom 2. 0onember ootierten Stote-
lnent berborgebt. Die Mftion1re uro
0%ireftoren iino reibe, peronttportIide
Manner, Die @efd1fte Ser 8onf limo
tets NIT GROCER 8oriiht gefiibrt NOR
oen urn es NOR olirdaus fem @runo
porbanoen, Die Sifer6eit unb 3ob-
lllngsfabigfeit Der 8onf ot5u8meifeIn.
I'm ieoo6 ieoen, oud Sen qerino=
lfen 4nflu9 BON llngeniBbeit nno 9e=
u%nrlblgnng gu 5eritoren, trat Serr
s. Is. Borclap in Die 8reife uno 5efn
unbeoingtes 8ertrauen in Iein 8onf=
Snititut beDeiieno, iibertruq er ieine
garl5e Sobe, perlonlifes uno @runo=
etgentlm - Den epo{itoren
ieiner guuf. Gs lit Dies cine Sat,
rpie tie felten> pobl nod ME porae-
fomnien lit uno tie 5eigt ebenio iebr
BON Dem patriotii1en Gimme oes
Germ Barclay, San Mntonio 10
ibnea pie mogli6 BON Der 8i BE-
turdtenoen Panif 81 befreien, fpie
bon benz uneridiitterlifen 8ertrouen
gu feiner 8anf.
Nob einige lol6er iobenstperten
8eiipiele uno Die idlimmen 3eiten
lino bon Gan 4ntonio abaeDanot.
Die Banfen fonnten nidt anoers ban
oeln, aIs fid gegen einen @nlhtrm
81 fdiisen, inoem fie Die @rfIaruna
oogapef1, ore Aus5ablIng bon Gel
bern Backgammon gu miijien, qleid)=
3eitis perfi6erno, oaB Die our Clear
ing Soufe ailociotion g~eb6renoen
8anfen poaauf iider uno lolpent
limb.
Serr 8arelaD perit1rft aber oiele
8erii6erune fir fem eigenes 8nnf-
Snititut nod oaourd, oaB er ben
Depoiitoren iein geiommtes @igen=
tum CUR .8erfugung iteIt uno ge-
pabrt ibnen oaourb cine @orantie,
Die iie oollftdnoia 5ufrieoen itellen
muB.
Serr Barelap bot es niht bel lee
rem Worten betuenoen loffen uro lei
men Depolitoren Die getpiinifte Muf=
flGrung sgegeben, er BOT ibnen ben
tatidbliden 8epeis geliefert, oab
ibre 8anf pole 5i1erbeit bietet
uno i'm neiteren Gimme, ooB Die fl
nan5iele Gage, loneit San @ntonio
in 8etradt fomlnt, gu erniten 8e-
fiirhtltngen feline 8%eronlaiiung eiebt.
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Die nGair1

9erbeii 6erbeil 9ie 3eit lit bal
Sbr Sdaaren fommt bon fern unb nab,
limb i6aut, mas aug bes Seras @auen
auf unirer Snir 1T bier gu fdauen.
DRit iebern Sabre tpd9lt es an.
&ds Segns ~probMaieren fam.
Ser Sorti9ritt lit. bas muB man lagen,
Gin i6nen'rer, fpie in alien Saaen.
9ies 5eigt it'd beutli6 auf Der Sair,
Dies u1o nod bieles andre mebr.
Sd peiB, SIR iperoet es senieben
IS miro bic Sabrt gli6 ni6t berorieBen.
Gu6 meiB es aud elm Sober i6on
SAB elm 8eiu6 in Gan @ntpn'
Selbf obne Sair uno andre Saden,
@eniigt, men froben Sag 5u MAIDEN.
3par orobt uns ieet Der @llder Grimm
Sod lit oas ales ni6t 10 i9limm,
@ir fperben INNER nod perfteben,
Sic tiihtse Safe inn gu breben.
Sen Sarner int'rei1iert ia meift
Sic demonstrating, uub es beibt.
SAB Die in bieiem Sahr Dor allen
Sem &enner tpiro ~5un1eiit gefaIlen.
Gud ettpas @rauiises gebt los
Gin gilenbabn5uIammenltpBl =
Sod Die an idtpa6en Nerbeu leiben,
Sic ioIlteu oieies lieber meioen.
9es S9onen 1T ia bier 9euus.
Drum pdbr elm Sober fir ii9 tll9,
Gin Sober miro in bieien @riinoen
9as, tpas linn meiIt sefdut, ibon finoen.
Sod ems 9efdGt ipobl allen bier.
9as lit oas quite 2Une Star 8ter;
Gin beII'rer Grant fam bier auf Groen
.8obI niraenbpo 9efunoen peroen.
Drum Die our Sair Sbr fotnmt berbei.
@ergefet nidt. DAP bier es iei,
$50 man oas n2pne Star", tIar uuo 6eu
Srintt, elei6 am beften an Der Gueu.
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@arum in bic Serne fdmeifem, tpern
penn bas @ute liegt 10 nail 9as mar
ipobl audi Der Sprn9 Der 8ernbaroiner
MDn6e beim Sammeln Der 6eilfrduter,
Die lie in ibrem Berggebiet faroen nn6
aus beren Sdften Die ct. 8ernarb &ra,t=
terpilen belteben. Ser 8eIt mare ipobler,
penn Sober, Der an 4ppetitmdngel, Ser
itopfung aIlsemeiner &ei5barfeit ooer
0ieber9ef6Iagenbeit Ieioet, ii6 iofort oiee
Ter Binen bebiente; 6enn Tie reinieen ben
2e6ensiaft, erbDben Die 3ebensfraft unb
maiden &rdnfelnbe geiurb. @breHiere
g. Nemfta6tcr & GD., Bog 2416, Netu
Yprf Gitp, I'M t 0 # Il cine Strobe
gu befommen. Sic ct. 8er1larb &rduz
terpiuen iino III alien Npotbeten GIT haz
ben. Rreis ,25 Gents.
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Ginc idltuere sdjnlS.

sd babe cine Sflllo Ser 0onf-
Bartlett 81 tileelt, oie i6 ME abtroee1l
fam" idreibt s. 9. glarf bon @eit-
field, Soma, ufiir meine &ettung bonn
Sooe onr9 Or. Sings 0eue gnt-
oefung. 9eibe 2ltngen naren onge-
griffen. Nob Dem @ebroud ser eritell
Slaide borte Der trodene Sltiten oif
5fpei anbere Slaiben madten eine
fomplette &ur." l1niibertroffen fir
ale Sols- uno 2uneenIeioen. So
rantiert. so Cts. uno 81. 8robe=
floi6e frei. gu boben BET Ioolpb
0reiB unb 81. @obn & 60.
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granbetsentuuts . uebertraauna.n

@eu 3 GUIDING uno Grau an Srou
g1eGie @Dslina, @ruubftad an Der Bari
Nbe.; 5000
Silpn teimnnu an . 6 8eu. @run6.
fhd an Der goer9reen ctr $500.
@hrtitinn Z tolte uno 5rau an 3beo
Nnautt, @runoftid ON Der G1b.goa Str.
5000 4S
Srant 3 unb gliie @ MbUer an 3rnnt
MBner. @runbfnd in Snrtiion. Goarb &
Stafford Subbiuifion: 1915.
Glbert unb grnt Stenes an drnu Q has
Mnth Srunbitid an Der Soma StraSe,
1926.
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Nppenbieifs

lit meiitens Die 6olee perfebrter Be-
ban6lung Der Gingetpeioe onrh 5u
itarfe @bfibrmeoi5inen. I'm ale
@efabr at bermeioen, gebraldt MIR
Or. Sings Weue 2ebenspileny oieie
fideren Heiniger unb &r1ftiger. 60
rantiert, 4opftDeb, 8iaioit1t, Mo-
laria un6 @eIbiudt 8i beiIen. ,3u
baben bel @0oIpb greiB unb 81. Gobn
& 60. % Gents.
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Sin frominer @nnid.

g@ott Belle Sbnen, 8ufIen's ar-
nica Salbe alien Wieni6en befonnt
5u MAIDEN, idreibt S. @. Senfins,
CHAPEL Sin, q. s. Sdnen nobm iie
ben Sdmer8 BON meinem anorpeI-
@eihpiir uno beilte es in fur5er 8eit.
9as Bette Der @e1t fir @unben uno
9ranotuunben. 25 Gents bel @bolpb
9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
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8ann's nod melt brins
gen. Srpboem er erft 81 Sabre aft
1T, purDe SObn 8rOpbeb BON 8altis
more, Mb., pGhrsno Der lstten 5tpei
Sabre SO MnI perbaftet unb fpsgen
tleineren @eree6en nd4 BEN Setting.
ntb sefdnbt. @r nurbe baber, dls er
tirSli9 absrmals fpeaen ~unqebibrs
liden 8etragens perbaftet purbe, auf
go Sage mad Dem Qrbeitsbaus ge'
fanbt.
10 uiettn IN Derge<
1eitet Don MuTnl. elmer befeitigs
ten Staot in Der aIiatif9sn 9irtei.
Sii1 erbielt leinsn Ramen BON benz
ienigen elmer 9tabt I'M Sioen Grdnts
reihs.
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SObn S. Bolton, 5ffentIi6er geo.
tar. @runoeigentitm. agent fir
8enfionsmiprii9e. Ode Grodett. uno
0oborro.S traBe, eeeeniiber bon Der
San @ntonio GrpreB". Heres Te-
lepbor 439.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02
The Public Library.

The Public Library building is
fast nearing completion; it will be a
very imposing building and one Of the
finest library buildings in the state,
one that the people Of Lamar will
take pride in showing to their friends
and to any person who may visit our
city. To raise the necessary funds
to furnish the building with books a
committee of public spirited citizens
have arranged for lecture course
for the coming season the profits of
which will go to the library fund.
This course will consist of one i'm
personator, two lectures and two
concerts, making five en- tertainments,
for which season tickets will be sold
for the sum of two dollars per ticket,
single tickets for the course will
amount to three dollars. 1t is to be
hoped that at least two hundred and
fifty season tickets can be sold,
which will add materially to the Lii
brary Fund.
The first of these entertainments
wi be given at the Opera House on
Friday evening, October 11th, by
w. Powell Hale, Impersonator, who
comes with the highest recommends
tions. Those who attend this enter
tainment will not only be agreeably
entertained, but will have the con-
seriousness of assisting and aiding
the Library Fund. 1t is to be
hoped that the sale of season tickets
will meet with success and that this
project will be supported by the peo-
pie of Lamar with their we'll known
liberality for anything that advan-
ces the interests of our town.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02
Prowers Notes

George Albin and l.. E. Deem
went to Kansas City on the 24th.
MIR. Southland made a business
trip to Las Animas on Saturday.
Miss Brace went to Lamar Sun
day. She will attend high school
there this winter.
A new barn has just been COM
pleted on the school ground south Of
the railroad.
Mr.. Evans who has been acting as
night operator at Caddoa for several
days, returned Friday.
q. N. Albin, who has been visiting
az this place for few days, started
to Garden City, Kans., Monday.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02
Enterprise.

Miss Cora Taylor is spending a
few weeks with her sister at Grans-
da.
The new section house at Nc
Clave is now completed and occu-
pied by MIR. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
Mr.. Taylor residing on the Hasty
ranch is busy hauling lumber from
the McClave switch to build sheep
sheds.
Claud Bowser who has been re-
siding on one of DR.. Hasty's farms
has moved back to his fathers farm
close to Lamar
Elijah Gill who has been suff fering
from an attack of typhoid fever is
recovering and we hope to soon see
him out hustling about the farm.
DR.. Hasty is preparing to take
care OF large bunch of ewes this
winter, which he has found by past
experience, to be very profitable
business.
The small infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Allen died Sunday the 22nd.
The e-parents have the sympathy of
the entire community in the loss of
their little one.
MIR. Whitecraft, of Wiley, has just
completed a cement water tank for
NJ. +. Ralston to store water for his
sheep. He is preparing to feed
this winter.
Harry Keeney has rented the west
side of B. L. McClave's farm and
has 70 acres of fall wheat drilled
and most of it irrigated and is ready
for the beet hauling season.
The farmers are very busy cutting
their 3rd crop of alfalfa least Jack
frost should come and curl the leaves.
We must not allow old Jack to get
ahead of the farmers that way.
The new beet dump at McClave is
about complete and will be ready for
the first beet orders. The farmers
are looking forward for a fair year
of beets altho the prospect is not as
good as last year.
School has now begun with Mr.. G..
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02
VIII Have 2-oent Fare.

The railroads of Kansas have de-
cided to obey the order of the board
of state railroad commissioners and
insugurste the 2 cent passenger fare
in Kansas on or about October 4th.
The railroads will adopt the cent
per mile rate in Kansas until such
time as the courts of Missouri OF
Nebraska declare putting the 2 cent
rate IN those states into effect un-
constitutions, and if that is done
then the Kansas rate will go back to
cents as at present. In the mean
time Kansas travellers will enjoy the
cent per mile rate. Heretofore it
has been necessary to buy SOC
mile book for $40 in order to ride
for 2 cents. After October 4th all
tickets will be sold at the 2 cent rate.
The edge was taken off this formal
notice, however, this afternoon by
the announcement Of attorney who
has been identified with the delib-
erations of the railroads over the
matter, that October 5, the date OF
establishment of the 2-cent fare,
will also see the anti-pass law in
effect. even though the statute does
not become active until January l.
"The 2-cent rate means the pass
ing of the pass absolutely" said
attorney. Further than that, it
means the abolishment of all excur.
sion rates, all clergy rates, all spe-
cisl favors, all reduced round-trip
tickets-in short everything foes on
q fiat 2-cent basis, coming and going
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02
VOLUME XXI
Fair Assoc otion.


The annual m4etiDg OF the stock
holders Of the Prowers County Fair
Association was held at the city hall
last Friday evening and there was
not very large attendance A
quorum was secured however and
the regular business transacted.
Secretary Maxwell read his annual
report showing the financial condi-
tion of the association and after
some discussion motion was car
ried to appoint committe of three
to assist in settling up the business
affairs of the fair for this year, aud
President Huddleston appointed
Chas. Maxwell, E. NJ. Mears and G.
r. Strain as the committee.
The election of directors resulted
in the following being chosen for
the ensuing year: @. 4. STRAIN, E.
NJ. Mears, j. V. Sayler, N. N. Nc
Lean, w. NJ Dickinson, j. II. O'Mal
ley, Leon Butler, q. @. Huddleston,
G. F. Pearl, Geo Idler, j. C. Horn,
]. r. Pearson, F. H. Kelsey.
After the stockholders adjourned
the directors met to organize, and if
they can pull off any such hot con-
tests at the fair next year as they
did at this meeting it will be worth
coming miles to see. 1t took four
ballots to elect Q. G. Huddleston
president. Three ballots were nec-
essary before Z. Nj. Mears carried
off the honors of vice president and
two were required to elect w. NJ
Dickinson treasurer. For secretary
Chas Maxwell positively refused un-
der any circum stances to serve again.
The board was loathe to let him go,
as all realize that great part of the
success Of the fair has been due to
his energetic and able services in
this office. All realized though that
he WAS certainly entitled to rest if
he demanded it. The board after
consideration picked DR.. j. v. Say
ley for the position and there is no
question but what the choice will be
very acceptable to all. DR.. Ssyler
has been active in work connected
with the fair for several years and
will be we'll acquainted with the
work to be done. The executive
committee for the next fair will be
as follows: @. r. Strain, +. NJ,
Mears, j. v. Ssyler, N. N. Mclean,
w. NJ. Dickinson, Leon Butler and
F. II. Kelsey.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02
Tho Interurban Line.

Reports from up the valley show
that the right Of way for the valley
interurbsn line is rapidly being So
cured. w. q. Gould was in that
section along with other directors OF
the line several days the past week
and much work was done in this
line. Public meetings were held at
various points along the valley and
the proposition was enthusiastically
endorsed at all the meetings. 1t
looks as if the right of way from
Canon City to La Junta would soon
be secured, and when it is work will
begin mt once on that portion of the
line.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02

or round trip. Passes will be given
after October 5 only to such persons
rs are entitled to them under the
law. The anti-pass law becomes
effective January l, but the railroads
are going to make it effective Oct. ..
We do this In no spirit of vindictive
ness. 1t simply means that 2 cents
mile goes absolutely into effect"
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02

A! Shank as teacher for room ! and
Miss Edna Burger in room 2. We
look forward to successful term OF
school as MIR. Shank and Miss Bur-
ger have both given the very best
satisfaction in our school last term
and the children are rejoicing to
have their old teachers back for this
year. Il. v.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02
90 YEARS AGO
Notes from The Lamar Register Of
Oct. !, 1887

A republican club was orga nized
with 60 members, but of the names
given F. W. Burger is the only one
now here.
The first issue of the Carlton
News is at hand. 1t is a neat and
good looking sheet edited by Q. Il.
Frybarger
Republican primaries were held
and eight delegates and eight alter
ternates to the county convention at
Las Animas chosen. OF the sixteen
o My G. q. Goodsle, A. Deeter and
F. W. Burger are here now.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02
still Another Brand.

Oklahoma has gone both prohibi-
ton and Democratic, but that may
be the kind of Democrats they have
out tthere.-Wsshington Post.
The Lamar register., 1907-10-02

Mrs. Rorer and her restaurant
have got into the bankruptcy court,
Just as any one deserves who serves
skinned milk in coffee.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-01
A NORTHERN SYN
DICATE PURCHASES
A LARGE TRACT OF hAND IN
NORTH NASHVILLE.

This property we understand is on
Mclaughlin avenue, not far from the
Jefferson street car line, and near
Fisk University.
The land is to be cut up into build.
ing lots, and sold on long time, the
same as has been done by several
firms here to sell to white people.
1t is fact that with many thou
sand lots sold on long time in this
city, a colored person was unable to
purchase lot unless he paid cash, or
nearly all cash for It. The result has
been that any one working and de.
string tn invest so cents or a dollar a
week in real estate had no opportunity
for doing so.
This firm will place u large force of
men at work on this property at once
to beantify it. We are told they will
have about 500 lots, and have already
let the contract for grading and max.
Ing streets, and otherwise making
high grade property of this. In order
that every one doing business may be
guaranteed against any possibility OF
loss, one Of the local banks guaran-
tees all their transactions by signing
all deeds and contracts given by this
firm.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-01
PEARL HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

This school Is now in a settled con-
dition. Glasses are running smoothly.
pupils have become accustomed to
their new grades, and 1t would be diff
ficult for a visitor to tell that any
change had taken place. Reorganiza-
ton was effected with very little loss
of time. More pupils failed in higher
mathematics than in any other branch,
thus verifying the popular and accept
ed notion that mathematical knowl-
edge Is the hardest to acquire. Science
appeared to furnish the next greatest
obstacle in the way Of promotion. It
would be interesting to know how the
pupils in the white High School 40
Quilted themselves in these branches,
that comparison might be made as tn
the relative difficulty of acquisition OF
these subjects by white and colored
pupils, especially as both schools took
the same questions.
This school was honored with Wis
1t from Mr.. ]. Herman Moore prince
Herman), Of Pittsburg, Pa, this week
Rev. G. l.. Jackson visited the High
School on Monday.
Miss s. M. Wells, of Fisk Univer
sity. called at the school and spent
much time visiting the First and Sec
ond Floors.