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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-04-29

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Arthur Dodge: Pi.'-sia.
EsImsrs Loan nd frsss
Company and Thomas D. SUMMONS
Of The Farnsrs Loan anA
Trust COMPANY
The People Of the State Of Oolorado,
To George w. Randolph, The Farmer Loan
and Trust Company. and Thomas o. ho6stt,
,sa n: q :o. &c
Greeting:
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County OF Of In the County Court
Arthur Dodge e.. Plaintiff vos.
II. NJ. King.
Defendant
The People of the state of Colorado.
To II. NJ King the defendant above named.
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
the above named pIaintil In the County
Court of Prowers County. State Of Colo
wtin ah twensy days sfteP II. .esvice
hereof. II served within this County;
or. 4 served out of this County. or by
the service hereof, exclusive Of the
day of service; or, judgment by default
the p Re OF ase eemyians And
entitled action be not served with this
made out of this State. then ten days
additional to the time hereinbefore
piS be for the sn sakn. Ct
Judgment by default as Aforesaid.
Tho said action is brought to quiet title to
the following described real estate. situate,
s STANG "n a ciorado fs soetswest
-oa, Of 5nGsG iGrtyMtsp5a 90
containing one hundred aud sixty (i60j
acres. more less. Government survey.
as will more fully appear from the COM
plant In said action to which reference
Is here made; copy Of which COM
plant Is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff will cause Judgment by
default to be entered against you for
the relief demanded In said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said Court at Lamar. In said County,
this tenth day Of April, A. D. 1908.
GEORGE II. THORNE,
Judge and Acting Clerk
County Court SeaD
J. X. Doughty. Attorney for PlaintiR-
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SUMMONS
SUMMONS
Count, ot q G flSws1 In tho County Co
David b. Novels. Plaintiff.

stsss Of Il In tho County Court
David b. Novels. Plaintiff.
VS..
Martha Manning andts. L. SUMMONS
Davidson Mortgage Ss,s CO,
The People of tho state of Colorado,
To Martha Manning, and s. L. Davidson
named. Grcetins;
Iou are hereby required TO appear
H a. action brought sgainst you BY
0suft 81 Prowsrs County. State Of Colo
SaAe. and answer the complaint therein
ksreef. II served within this County;
sTsSi t sIss SsSi Of at ,ss
Yih Be taken against you aocordinF. to
copy. OF the complaint In the aboye
eatltlsd action DO not served with this
sdo ~ Of Of Ills State then tse days
additional to the time hereinbefore
sISssd for appsarSnce ~, ana snswe Of
Judgment by default as aforesaid.
Tho said action is brought to quiet title to
the following described real estate, situate
sssse a
fwenty-sevsn lsO south Of range forty-fonr 40
containing one hundred and sixty Uso)
aores. more lees, Government survey
- will more fully appear from tho COM
Ualnf d said action to which reference
u here made. copy OF which COM
H3Alnt v hereto attached.
Ana you are hereby notified that II
yoq fail to appear. and to answer the
6o!4 complaint as above required. the
0al1 plaintiff will cause Judgment by
0efAnlt TO he entered against you for
IL RELIEF demanded In said complaint.
4tven under my hand and the peal OF
on CoQrt at Lamar. In said County.
u tsath day Gro 81 spr,i 4 aH,, 2 , N%
Judge and Acting Clerk.
l01aaey Court Seai)
q = Doughty. Attorney for P1aintiR
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F..,: !; Tns: sp, @
Iru.tee for the ~. q o; 8. auwuopu i
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for the use D. Z. Wheelss,
and Henry Lock:
rhe People Of the stsss OF Colorado.
bort z Hail. Trustees for ihs uss ii o. 3. Bow
man, B. R. Whcsle., Hesbert =: Ball. Trnsies
the dsisnd.nt: Above as%sd assssine s:' -'1
rss are hereby .reauirsl - ssesa. b
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the foIlc.ine d..esi5sl real $50. :itusts,
lyinx and being in,ths Oogsty a PFover. and
twenty az (ssS south, of,sasss fo-sy.f four az
one hundred and SsiIsy ii6o) ssrss: ! noss OF
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complaint II hereto attashed.
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conn s % q Pso.sls Ia .h. coans, Gar.
Arthur Dodge. Plaintiff.
e,.. T; H..sss..i France. p
c eas is9 ;Ths Kane. Ao,.s.s SUMMONS
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c cSr;s:ss and p. l.gs:,%ns
The People Of the Stste Of Colorado.
y: 9. Mitchell ,Edvsrd Gh.:ison; Tho Rsa.s:
z. brown. Trustee for the use Of The Ksnsa.
Mo5tsse~ and Investmsni Company. the de-
PENDANTS ab"vc named. GREETING:
Tee are hereby required s0aSp0g -
sssss s.nsd ;' pi.insia 4 e 6s,ssS
:ss iiSsa:s :sssi :
sai Il sx:ssY 1sIi; .ssis =: g.
lisatiss.. within thirty. 1ays aftsf q
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The said action T. brought 70 quiet title 70
The following desestbsd real estste. situstri
s.s. OF. o "a the II AZ
quarter Of ssesion thirty-thres (sD. In township
y 81 s1rss q 1snEs ~
&C.. hgaSssa and :,.:y % ,ss: e:
plant q hereto attached.
And ,oa y. hereby notified that Y ysa f1lto
above required, the said plaintiff will sauss
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SUMMONS

6UMMONb
eoaasy % q In tho County Court
Arthur Dodge. Plaintiff. .,,..,ss
H. M. King. vs. Defendant. A
Tho People of tho State of Colorado.
To II. N. King. the defendant above. named,
Greeting: .i.-
You are hereby required to appear
s. .boy. named pIsintia u .. County
Court of Prowers County. State of Colo
d.9 ~: sssF X.
hereof. II served within this County:
or. u served out of this County. or by
the service. hereof. exclusive Of the
day Of service: or Judgment by default
III ,: 81 *. Ana to
sntitlsd action be not served with this
%.a. out Of ibis rs State sss day:
additional to the time hsrsinbefore
S s: for III. and .kn: ::
5udgmsnt by default a. Aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet title to
the following described real estate. situate.
State Of Coiorado. to wit Tho east half OF tho
northwest quarter and tho east half OF the
township twenfy-si1 CO. south. Of range forty.
five t1k) west of the sixth Principal Meridian.
containing one hundred hui, and sixty GeG
as will more fully appear from the COM
plant in said action to which reference
Is here made: copy OF which COM
plant lis hereto attached.
And you are hereby notined that II
you fail to appear, and to answer the
said plaintiff will cause Judgment by
default to be entered against you for
the RELIEF demanded In said complaint:
Given under my hand and the seal of
said Court at Lamar. in said County.
GEORGE ii. THORNE.
Judge and Acting Clerk.
County Court SeaD
J. K Doughty, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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sae.y 90 In tho County Court
David b. Novels, Plaintiff, .
J. O. Fox. Defendant.
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coss.s % ef f1owefs In the County Court
David 3. Novels vel Plaintiff Summon.
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et.ss Of 8, In the County Court
M i1 "A Hn-.l. pl.irf;R
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Stsss ct e. In tho County Court
Arthur Dodge, Plaintiff. rIf f-
Charlie. H. B ssi SUMMONS
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Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

even the ice cream packed in ice In
the cellar, Estelle ran out on the
back porch to cool her face a bit
before calling the guests to dinner.
The flower beds in the rear yard
were still in bloom. untouched by
frost as yet, and Este1le decided to
gather another handful of posies for
the table, though she had already
placed great bowl of them there.
Just as she was STOPPING to gather
some of the finest flowers she heard
step behind her, and, looking
around, beheld tall, handsome
young chap Of about seventeen years
of age. A smile fitted over Estelle's s
face as she rose and bowed low to
the stranger. All, do you wish a
nosegay, sir?" she said, prettily,
knowing that the youth was her sec
ond cousin, Frank, who was doubt
less stretching his legs by walking
about the grounds after his tiresome
and long train ride.
with pleasure" smiled Frank.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

little brother, called Baby, had
crushed his finger between some
stones in the yard and required much
of his mothers attention. And there,
sitting in the rocking chair, the cry
ing baby on her lap, was poor
mother, her face full Of distress.
"Oh, daughter" she moaned; poor
baby's finger is badly bruised, and
I just can't put him down to attend
to preparations for tomorrow.
guess you'll have to phone to the
grocery and the bu-"
"I've been at the grocery and left
our order for Tomorrow said Es-
telle, STOPPING to kiss the now hushed
brother.
''Why. you thoughtful girl" ex-
claimed Mrs. Brown. But
chicken? Why, how did you ever
think to get one? hadn't made up
my mind yet just what we'd have for
dinner tomorrow. Once I thought
we'd just have outlet or steak. :"
'tAnd I have decided on the menu,
if you please. mamma. For the first
course we'll have grape fruit. It's
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
The Asnake Cure" I"

Novel crimes are occasionally COM
mitted in Paris, as. for instance: An
old gypsy woman called On a doctor
living In the Place Pierriere and asked
him to visit her daughter, who was
lying i'll in caravan on the fortifica-
tions near by. Il have tried the SER
pent cure. she said, 'but there was
NO result II you will allow me to
pay your fee in advance / shall be-
sure you viii come."
The doctor consented. and the old
woman handed him 500 note. As
he was getting the change out of the
safe she again mentioned the serpent
cure" and he asked her what it was.
This" sne said, and taking a box
FROM under her rags, she turned half
a dozen snakes out oa the floor.
The doctor was startled and rushed
out of the room. When he returned
with a stick he found that the woman
and the snakes had vanished. while
all the money In the safe had also
gone. He stin held the 500 note in
his hand, but this proved to be Tor.
geTy-Chfcago News.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

Briggs Even divorce, nowadays,
offers no sure relief" Griggs-Ad How
so?" why, in nine cases out OF ten |
a man is free to marry again. Life.
Doctor-"You have not very long
to live, my man" Patrique DooIigan
-"Phaix, Oh knowed that as soon as
iver yez comminced docthorin' me-"
Judge.
II wonder what becomes of all the
newspapers? Most of them lose
their identity in the paper mills, hut
the jokes keep bobbing up for years
afterward. ."-Cleve1and Plain Dealer
There was red hen
Who laid eggs in pen,
But do not know how
Nor do I know when
Though know she's Henny pen penny
pen hen.
-Children's Magazine.
sThey say Brushington is getting
enormous prices for his pictures.
Eyes, I've heard So" II never
| thought he was a great artist He
isn't, but as a salesman he's a WON
der. Chicago Record-Herald.
A young fellow lived in Squedunk,
Who said Life in these times is punk;
Quite plainly l see
They've waited for me
! 70 give them OF wisdom a chunk"
Baltimore American.
"How did you come to write that
thrilling story, so full of absorbing
| heart interest?" "We1l," answered
the eminent author, "the publishers
wanted about 10000 words with
I vYyhi nh fo ho 81, f{0,
apart. Louisville Courier-Journal-
"If plants have thoughts, feelings
and emotions similar to those of hui
man beings" "Well?" How the
average cantaloupe must chuckle with
| malicious glee at the look Of disap-
pointment on the face Of the person
who has just cut it open! !"-Chicago
Tribune.
"Has your order been taken?"
asked one of the walters. "Yes, +"
said Mr.. Welbroke, fifteen minutes
ago. If it isn't too late, though, I'd
like to change it," "To change your
order, sir?" Eyes; if you don't mind
I'll change it to an entreaty. Chi
cago Tribune.
Your speech didn't Impress me as
containing any new IDEAS" remarked
the friend doubtfu1ly. aThat's good.
answered Senator Sorghum. "A
speech with new ideas is very liable
to result in giving your enemies a
chance to denounce you as the cham
: pion Of some sort Of an ISM -
Washington Star.
| Mrs. Jones Ga suffragette)-.1
don't ask special privileges, Mr..
4 Jones. What I should ask is that
you. for instance, man, should treat
me exactly as you would another man.
Instead of talking small talk, and
treating me like thing to be pro-
tected. and all that, assume towards
me the attitude you do to Mr.. War
rington. Treat me like good fel.
low" Mr.. Jones (quickly) )-3 Why,
certainly, old chap. Lend me a fver
will you ?"-Philadelphi Inquirer.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Verify, who hath seen a greater
monument: to vanity than a very
young man in his first white waist
coat?
A girl who blondines her hair runs
the risk Of having people suspect the
gray matter beneath is also bleached.
When a girl promises to be sister
to man she doesn't by this token in
vest him with the privilege to lecture
her.
The shade of Solomon goes off into
silent Mysteries as the graduating
wisdom Of June ascends as incense
upward.
Cupid packed up bag and baggage
and skipped the day the courts pro-
nounced love letters documentary
evidence
It's an unreasonable man who does
not allow for red haired girl having
a little fire in her disposition.
A woman never begins to realize
that she is getting old until some one
tells her how young she is looking.
Who could question the devotion
of the man who doesn't vince when
his wife calls him pet names in pub
lie?
Lots of men who couldn't be held
with hoops of steel are helpless before
half dozen yards of blue ribbon.
The difference between Laura Jean
and life is that in the latter the or
ange blossoms are not thornless and
scented with violet water.
The fluffy maiden who comes tc
work in a pink silk shirt waist mag
have head for business, but appear
ances are tremendously against her
From Ewes Epigrams." in tns
New York Telegram. -
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

reaching for the blossoms 'sAnd
whom have I the pleasure of thank
ing. for these?" he asked.
soh. Mrs. Browns cook" said
Estelle, dropping her face to hide
the look of mischief lurking there.
"Ah-h-h!' And Frank fairly
gasped. why, are you-you--a--
"Yes, cook, and you shall sam
pie my dinner in Ave minutes, de-
clared Estelle, and beg your par
don, sir, for being SO bold as to speak
to you; but l think you are one of
the newly arrived guests, aren't
you?"
And then she tripped away.
going into the kitchen and closing
the door behind her, leaving Frank
| looking after her in amazement.
''Whew! If she's cook! Well, I'll
eat my hat! She's as pretty as a
blossom-and such manners and Ian
guage and voice! Why. I'd swear
she was born lady"
| Then he returned to the house and
all went into the dining room, where
Estelle, shorn of the big kitchen
apron and her face blushing and
smiling, received them and was in
troduced to Uncle Ned and Frank.
"Cook!" And Frank took both
Estelle's hands in greeting. well,
knew there was a mistake some
where"
i No. just a good joke" laughed
Estelle. And then as they all en-
joyed the delightful dinner Mrs.
Brown explained their dilemma re-
} garding their cook, saying: And it
!, is Estelle's own dinner, planned and
prepared by herself that you now
, have before you
''Ah, wonderful" cried Uncle Ned
"And now I understand why Estelle
did not come to greet us on our ar
rival"
eff you'd caught her as I did
! back in the garden said Frank
knowingly. you'd have seen her IL
; her kitchen regalia. And it's aw
, fully becoming, too
| You'd best pay attention to you
> grape fruit, sir" said Estelle will
mock gravity. "And as for kitchen
! regalia-well, how do you like firt
ing with the cook?"
> Then the laugh was at Franks ex
pense, his father saying dryly:
, ''I'll have to keep watchful ey
, on you, Frank, if you're given t
visiting the little cooks flower gar
! den. Next thing we'll have you ask
!: ing her to take stroll with yo
{ through the park, eh?"
Z And so Estelle saved the day, an
! the dinner and the visit were a dc
Y cided success, and Frank at partin
! said, bending over her pretty hand
y Cousin, what would you think If
. should tell you that I should love
!; correspond with a coOk-lady?
''In order to get all her secre
Z recipes for dainty dishes, presume,
e retorted Estelle. And again Fran
was the subject of laughter.-Wasl
ington Star.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
DEPOSITS FROM 500 Up TAKEN
BALLADE OF THE RECEPTION.

Dear me, how do you do!
Why, what pretty blue!
It's new Ym certain-No.
My dresses always show;
But you-vou've such way
A bit of lace-a bow
(Yes, such pleasant day)
That Smith woman! Well, who
Invited her here? Oh,
Indeed! You like her, too?
But she's so common, though;
Yes, really quite de trop,
And then the neighbors say
Of course these stories grow
(Yes, such a pleasant day.!
Dear Mrs. Smith, it's you.
Here I've looked high and low
To find someone / knew =
A song! How beastly slow:
And May!-voice like crow.
I loved that last one, May,
1t seemed so apropos-
(Yes, such a pleasant day!(
ENVOY.
No. really, must go;
I'd simply love to stay,
But" best of friends you know
(Yes, such pleasant dsy!)
-Horatio Winslow, in Puck
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

SO much nicer this warm weather
than soup. Well omit fish and have
the chicken, apple dressing, cauli-
flower, Drowned sweet potatoes,
pickles, thin slices of bread for sec
ond course. Then we'll have a
mixed vegetable and fruit salad, fol-
lowed by ice cream and cake. Then
cheese, crackers, coffee
well, daughter, that sounds
tempting enough to suit any one, ;"
declared Mrs Brown. but it will
require lots of work, and VII be all
tired out and not feel like enjoying
( uncle and Frank. It's such a task
!. to prepare dinner eer company,
: DEAR
! mot when you have cook and
cooks assistant" said Estelle.
what time does Uncle Ned ar
| rive?"
'At precisely 2 o'clock, and leaves
at T."
Then we'll dine at exactly 81
said Estelle can early hour, but it
can't be remedied."
What a little helper you are
dearie," said the poor mother, feel.
ing that a load had been lifted from
her shoulders by this dear fourteen.
year-old daughter. but you said
We have a cook and a cooks assist
ant, dear. Pray, who are they?"
I'm the cook, mamma, and you're
the assistant smiled Estelle. 'To
Emorrow is to be my day in th'
kitchen, and I shall be all rested be
fore the company arrives, too. TIL
dinner will be ready for the cookin.
before they come, and all I'll hav
to do is to put it in and on the stow
and let the heat do the rest
'I've spent the day launderin
some napkins, our best table clot
and going all over the china an
silver" explained the mother, catch
ing some of Estelle's enthusiasm.
: The next day Mrs. Brown foun
5 just how capable Estelle was in a
: emergency. The guests arrived o
t time and found Mrs. Brown in
} dainty frock waiting to receive thel
! in the parlor. Estelle had decide
' she would not appear on the seem
3 as she put it, till the dinner We
served. Then she'd meet Uncle Ne
Q and Frank at table.
r After everything was in readines
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

Estelle's mother sat at the break I
fast table reading letter.. a look
Of CONSERVATION growing on her face
as she followed it's contents. Estelle's
father had gone down town to his
Office before the postman had brought
the mail, and Estelle and her mother
were finishing their breakfast alone.
Baby-a little tot of fOur-was still
asleep in his room.
Mercy me, daughter, what do
you think? Uncle Ned and his young
son-whom we have never had the
pleasure of seeing-are passing
through our town tomorrow and
will stop off to pay us few hours
visit between trains. And what
predicament l am in-Bridget called
home on account of a SCI, sister and
my laundress late with her work.
There isn't clean napkin-a clean
good one, l mean-in the house, and
the best damask table cloth is soiled
from the luncheon we had last week.
Now isn't it just the worst luck,
dear? l could almost cry, if crying
would help me out in this matter.
Uncle Ned's wife is the finest house
keeper I ever knew; nothing ever
seems to go wrong with her house
hold"
Estelle sat thinking a minute.
Then she said: Tomorrow is Sat-
urday. That's good luck, anyway,
mamma, for I shall be at home to
help YOU
mo, dear; you'll have your music
lesson to take in the morning and
your Sunday-school lesson to prepare
In the afternoon, and you know you
invited Sadie Martin over to spend
a part of the evening with you. So
III just have to do the best I can
and make my apologies to Uncle Ned
and young Cousin Frank. But
though we are to be found in this
predicament, I cannot feel sorry that
uncle and Frank are coming, for
always loved uncle as though he
were my brother. You know he is
only a few years older than / am
and Frank is just three years Older
than you. So the visit-thougt
short-will be such a pleasant one.'
Estelle had risen from the table
and was quickly clearing the thing:
away. Nov, mamma, it's getting
close upon school time, and I mus
help you with the breakfast work be
fore go. So let's not fret ourselves
about tomorrow till 1t dawns. 70,
know what papa always says, Neve
cross the bridge till you come to it.
so l have partly made up my mine
what to do for tomorrow; but
snail give you my suggestion th1
evening after school,"
"Estelle, you're going to be
practical, capable woman; l know 1t.
And the mother stopped stacking u
dishes long enough to kiss the chez!
OF her pretty daughter. who Wa
bustling about as busy as bee.
Well, mamma, I hope I shall al
ways know how to act in an emere
ency,' Estelle replied, putting on
big kitchen apron and beginning t
wash the dishes.
And it's the emergency that put
me all out and gets me frustrated.
said the mother II never was goo
at planning ways and means"
We'll, we'll have our ways an
means this time" laughed Estelle.
Half an hour later cEstelle was O.
10 school, her bright face serious a
She hurried along. "Let me see
III just drop by the grocer's and th
butchers this evening and give Of
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
The Elusive earn.

To become successful carp fisher
the first essential is patience, as with
the most suitable tackle, bats and
weather, and with care taken to in
sure success, it is quite possible to
fish for days without getting so much
as carp bite, and this, too, in waters
known to be well. stocked with them.
Carp fishing is a very high branch Of
the anglers art.-Fishing Gazette.