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The Lamar register., 1908-09-30

Fred Lynch is attending to bushes
in Granada today.
Chas. Hoag went to Pueblo to tran
sact some business.
James Pixies string of Relay hofs-
es took the cowboy race at Las Ami
mas yesterday.
Rev. William Wilke left for Deer
field Kansas this afternoon. He will
conduct services there tomorrow.
There was a snowfall Of nearly
twelve inches in Denver last night.
that is the reason for the cold wealth
er in Lamar today.
Mrs. H. w. Lance returned to Roc
ky Ford this morning Mrs. Lance
has been visiting with Mrs. Elmer
Young for a couple of weeks.
Quite a crowd of young people had
merry surprise party on Miss Bon
ME Scribner last evening. II anyone
thinks they didn't have a time ash
the people who live in the nelghbor
hood Of the GcEthner home.
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D. H. Bane was a Lamar visitor
yesterday.
Fred May went to Garden City.
this afternoon. to look after business
affairs.
Mrs. c. NJ. Lee and children re.
turned at noon today from an ex.
tended visit to California.
Earl Garvin. has permanently loo
ated in Las Animas. He has a fine
situation in the Las Animas Sugar
Factory.
Victor Erickson. OF Wiley. started
Tor Denver. this morning. He intend
to takeup college course In the Den
yer University.
Oscar Downing and sou Charles
started for the Downing ranch, this
morning. Chas. will work with the
surveying gang.
Judge s. E. Booth, who has been
visiting at the home Of his friend. l..
r. Adams for a short time, returned
to California. this morning.
Mrs. A. C. Dillon. who has been Wis
Ning for about three weeks with Mr..
Earl and family. left this morning
for Pueblo. where she will enter the
Olarks Sanitarium for medical treat
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BRYAN's POLICIES DESTRUCTIVE.
Mr.. Taft Compares Republican and
Democratic Platforms.
(From Mr.. Tafts Speech of Accep-
taucel

The chief difference between the Re
publican and the Democratic platforms
is the difference which has heretofore
been seen between the policies of Mr..
Roosevelt and those which have been
advocated by the Democratic candidate.
Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. Roosevelt's policies
have been progressive and regulative;
Mr.. Bryan's destructive. Mr.. Roose-
welt has favored regulation of the bust
ness in which evils have grown up SO
as tn stamp out the evils and permit
the business to continue. The tendency
of Mr. Bryan's proposals has generally
been destructive OF the business with re-
spect to which he Is demanding reform.
Mr.. Roosevelt would compel the trusts
to conduct their business In a lawful
manner aud secure the benefits of their
operation and the maintenance of the
prosperity OF the country of which they
are an important part; while Mr..
Bryan would extirpate and destroy the
cntire business In order to stamp out
the evils which they have practiced-
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II 1 am elected President. 1 shall
urge upon Congress. with every hops
Of success. that law be passed reuuir.
ing a filing in q Federal Office OF n
statement Of the contributions received
by committees and candidates In cleo.
lions for members Of Congress and I,
such other elections as are constit,r
tionally within the control of Congress
From Hon. VIM. H. Taft's speech nc
cepting Presidential nomination.
NOTICE FOB ptIat lcArton-
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Notice for Observation-Disclosures Ira
Public Land oale.

Lamar. Colo. Land Offioe.
Notice u hereby giysn That, q az
ted by the Commisstoner Of the
Act Of Congress Approved 3uns "a. /
3es, We viii offer q ;
lie sale. to the highest bidder. al
o'clock A. II, on The 31st day Of
toser next. ct this officst the folio
20. Twp. 81 q, K W. sth p. x
Any. persons claiming adversely u
bove described lands are advised u
their claims, or objections, on or q
the day above destSnated Tor aais.
4 so1 5ssoAE E Eaa.1ss -! En-:
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Mrs. w. W., Reynolds is visitin,
friends In Lamar this week.
DR.. ]. H. Reitz returned last nigh
from 4 short trip on official business
About IS or 40 people including the
band went to Las Animas this morn
Ing.
The Orchestra OF the Lamar band
will give a dance at Las Animas to
night.
Lamar Lodge No. 1875 X. of r.
meets every Monday evening at the
temple.
Judge Booth of California is visit.
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Adams
this week.
Miss Rose Hoffman started for
Deerfield. Kansas, today for a short
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Work who have been
selling Bible studies In Lamar for a
few days have left for the east.
Oscar f. Downing and Hartwell
Pilloud are up from Albany precinct
todayproving mp theirfine homesteads
in that region.
Geo. A. Cunningham. chief clerk
at the Land Office. left last night for
Providence, Rhode Island, to enjoy a
thirty days vacation.
Mrs. Devoss left for Kansas City
on the noOn train. Mrs. Devoss mas
been enjoying a short visit at the
homes OF Tom Hover and Paul Den
ming.
Mrs. Jessie Ecker and baby OF
Denver came down to Lamar last
night. to enjoy a visit at her old HON
Mrs. Ecker was formerly Miss Jessie
Hagerman.
Fritz MOrich is throwing sofia wat.
or. at the Up-To-Date soda fountain
perienced hand. His specially is
Ginger Ale.
Mrs. J. b. ODaniel. who has been
enjoying a very pleasant visit with
her son Frank for the past month. re
turned to her home In Leon. Iowa, tn
afternoon.
Shooting ducks Is becoming the fav
ersion for good many OF young men
They can be heard shooting from fou
till six In the morning.
Otto Frisbie was visiting the High
School this afternoon. He will pro-
badly start Monday. 1t is hoped by
the pupils that he will be well
enough to play with the foot ball
team. before long.
County Clerk Hoag announces the
following marriage license today. MIR.
Geo. Barnten Jr., to Miss Philancy
Robinson. Mr.. Barnten Is the Mas
ter Mechanic at the Holly Sugar fac
tory. Both parties are residents.
The announcement of the marri-
age OF Miss Beaulah Small to Mr..
Charles AxtelI last Tuesday, in Den
yer. was received in Lamar today.
Miss Small was sister of Mrs. Au-
man and was here visiting with her
quite a while last year.
Mrs. w. G. Feiry returned home
this morning af.er a very delightful
visit at the home Of Rev. Keiry's par
ents in B. olt. Visa, Colorado, and
several o'',c- points in Indiana and
Illinois. Her many friends are glad
to have her back again.
There Is movement on foot to
charter a special car for people Of
Lamar. to go to the big fair at Albu-
querque. II there are enough go 1t
would be very economical. 1t is not
only for the fair but the Irrigation
Congress meets there at the same
time.
The school board has hired Miss
Cristy. of Galesburg. Illinois. to teach
Music and English In the Lamar
schools. Miss Cristy comes very
highly recommended. and has been
for several years principal of high
school in the east. The board Of
education is trying to keep the La
mar schools up. Miss Cristy is a sis.
ter-in-law Of Rev. Kerry.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
u n Land Office at Lamar. Col

August q. 1903.
f:CTlCE II hereby given that Eliza
July 20, 1907. made homestead entry
No: o4ss Oh. E. No. :ss4s). for the north
west quarter Of Section %. Township 20
cipai Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make final Communication moor
to establish claim to the land above de.
scribed. before the Register and Re-
ceiver. at Lamar. Colo, on the iith
day Of October, 1908. A''h
Claimant names as witnesses.
Harry Manvtlle, Elmer Easton. John
s. Scott, Mrs. w. z. Nogal, all of La
1Q1M A. WILLIAM
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Notice Of Redsmpd
Il SsAeA 0sdsRk

Once Of County Treasurer
Prowsrs County, Colo. |
Sept. End, II
Notice il hereby gwen that
redeem at my o@os In RI
county, all sohoo. orders mud
as follows:
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
u. B Land Office at Lamar, Colo
Aua1iEf IL lQnR

NOTICE is hereby given that Cora
July 20. 1897. made homestead entry
No. o4s5. III. e. No. s342( for the north
east quarter of Section %, Township Is
cipei Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final Communication proc
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the Register and Re
ceiver. at Lamar, Colo, on the 18th
day of October. 1908.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Harry Manville. Elmer Easton, John
8. Scott, Mrs. w. E. .,ogal, all Of La
soUs \ Wu1LA13
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Interest will cease oni
orders after Oct. Q, 1908.
]. T. ADJ
County,
The Lamar register., 1908-09-30

view Of its island possessions; so that
at all future congresses our country
Will be eItitled to two vot. =. as against
one vote each cast by every other ma
tion In the world
The Lamar register., 1908-09-30
DATE OF ISSUE

School Dist. Ne. -, Gen.
2o........Apr 70. 1sos. 80. -.
School Diet. Nc. -. Gen.
152........Apr II, 1se7.... -.
School Dist. Ne. n. osa.
4........Fsb 20, 1895. 80. 90.
School Dist. Ne. a, eooe.
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PREPARING FOR
TRIP TO BOSTON
UNIFORM BANK, KNIGHTS OF
PYTHiAs WILL co THERE
IN AUGUST.

The members Of Ogiethorpe CON.
papy no. 4 uniform rank knights Of
Pythias, are now preparing for one Of
the greatest trips they have ever
taken
The company has decided 10 attend
the meeting Of the supreme lodge,
which is to be held In Boston in All.
gust and at which knights from ey.
cry section OF tie country will be
present
The people OF Boston have offered
$4,000 in cash prizes for the uuniform
rank and there win be. dozens of
companies there TO compete for the
various prizes. a large sum viii be
given to the first, second, third and
fourth best drilled companies. to the
company travelling the greatest dis.
tance to attend the meeting and va.
rions other prizes are offered.
The local company win drilI hard
from now until they leave for the
big meeting. and under the able lead.
ership cf Capt Tobe Newman. # is
probable that the local organization
wiH return with some of The prizes.
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FERNAN0IAA g1N N
A WELL P!BIED
BALL GAME
.oEFEaTeo THe PlLors YEsreF.
DAY sY SCORE or 2 TO i BE.
FORE LARGE cRowo-ouiTmAn
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MANY REPUBLICANS BELIEVE
HE WILL BE TAFT's Run.
MING MATE.
That Seems to BE the Talk in CHS.
ago Where Many Republicans
Are eatheced--Hsw YORK Men
Not consiaered.

Chicago, June 9,--With the Nation.
al Republican Convention swinging
along in good style in the matter Of
contested seats. interest now centers
about the man Who will be named as
Taft's running mate New York
seems to be definitely cut OF IT,
Neither Cortelyoa. nor Congrassman
Sherman are considered possibility,
and the chances Of Fairbanks. which
att one time ioomed large appear to
be Yanishiag
e is now Senator jonathan 2 Dol
liver. Of iowa. who is the biggest star
i'm the vice presidential sky He has
qualities which appearf strongly 10 the
Tart forces lie has always heen
.dentiied with tnc policies Of Pfesf
dent Roosevelt and played an inDor
tant part Ia the framing Of The rail
read rate laws lie IS also very pop
ular throughout the country More
important than this Is The fact thsi
ne IS a iirst-class campaigner.
The proposition 70 limit Southern
representation iu the next convention
has attracted much comm ent. but Ii
Is doubtful if the resolution having
this in view will be adopted. The
Taft forces wlH be in the asceudancg
and their disposition win be toward
irewarding the South for enabling
them 10 eliminating the eallies
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BANQUET AND BOAT
RIDE FOR THE
sANNEhS
EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS
FOR TIE MEETING WHICH WILL
CONVENE m BRUNSWICK ON
THURSDAY.

ma sjr'psHlcl 1learGg House AS.
{, stf2 .tt., composed IT all oil the
'3aaEe4s of Tho city haye completed
all arrangements for The entertain-
nlent Of he Georgia Bankers Asso-
cation, which VIII meet in this city
ON Thursday ana Friday OF the present
week, and the convention, from SO,
ciai standpoint, as well as otherwise.
|lil be q seeat success
The Grst big social event on the
program IS All elaborate banquet
which VIII be rendered The bankers
on Thursday night at 10 oclock at the
osleihorpe hotel The banquet viii
he one Of the NEST elaborate ever
given ia brunswick Besides the visit
ing bankers and their families, invita-
tons have been EXTENDED to a MUM
ben Of citizens.
! On Friday afternoon the visitors.
together Win a number Of citizens.
@iil be tenlarod a boat ride on one
of the Bee lime steamers which is
new IN port. a special train over the
A.. y, & A. Wit leare the Oglethorpe
hotel at 2:@0 o'clock for tse teI-nin.
ais, where the party Wiz board the
steamer and will be taken for a triD.
out past the sea buoy This is expec.
ted to be one OF the pleasantest lea.
lures of the program, and All Of the
visitors will take advantage of fhe
opportunity TO 90 to sea on the big
steamer.
The business sessions oT the asso-
eiation win be held in the par1crs Of
tue Oglethorpe hotel. a number of
Interesting addresses on various mat
ters pertaining 10 banking is on the
program
The advance guard is expected to
arrive IN the city during today. ana
py tomorrow mcrning the city win be
null Of prominent bankers from an
sections Of The state.
From exery indication the conyen.
tion viii be a successful one In every
particular
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BRUNSWICK RiFLEMsN WILL
SOON BEGIN TO HOLD
DRILLS EVERY NIGHT
The company and Band VIII Go 7,
chieamausa Next North Vita
The First Georgia Regiment
s of Infantry.


The brunswick Riflemen Will short
" begin drilling every night for the
Iencampment at Chicamauga, and it is
believed that the Brunswick organi
cation will prove to be one Of the
best drilled companies, in camp. The
First regiment band, of this city, for
merly the Atlantic band, viii also
begin practicing for the encampment.
Twenty members OF the band have
already enlisted in the military service
land one or two more will likely en-
lron their names. All of them Will go
into camp with their regiment
The time of camp this year win be.
from July 18th TO 22nd, Inclusive.
Besides the transportatlon. to ana
from Chicamauga, the government
allows regular army pay for those IT.
tending The enealnpments RaEions,
too, are furnished by tie government.
| The duties Of those attending the en-
canlpment will be practically those
iof the regular army men. The long
lmarches have been done away with,
| but it is understood that there wiz
| be much done in extended order work.
/ Companies of the First Regiment or
! infantry TO attend the eneampment
are one each from Waynesboro. Fitz-
gerals Valdosta, Brunswick Thomas
lyille and Wayerogs; and six eompan,
les from Savannah.
Col G. A. Gordon, the corninanE.n q
olRcer ef the First regiment, Is cor,
!, iidently expecting to make d etigi bet-
ter name for the crack regiment Of
the entire south, This win be the
..f'fTiyt Tine thg sY'iregfass Battalion
Ihas ever been together. 1t is the coun-
ttry battalion of the First, and is com
Inanded by Major r A. Dunn, 9f thFI
icitg. Il
Il I1e work ef the members of flio
Hfenen is showing results Tber.
can be no nicer set of men preparin .
for encarnUlnent. and they are hoping
lthat their employers win do their part
! now and arrange 10 let them soH for
vacation dprliig tie lime set for the
encampnieiit. The encampment will
be en- the site Of the memorable baE-
| tie OF Chicamauga, The boys will ma
lneuyer from sBloody Pond to "Mis.
| sionary RIDGE In fact the encarnp
ment VIII be q fine outing both bene,
lficial and instructive
4 M + 10. X
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THEY'VE STARTED TOO EARLY.
Let's Don't Talk City Politics for F;
While at Least

Bage you heard a few Of the politi-
clans trying to start city politics al
ready?
Well some Of them are busy anQ
If TIE people of the city don't keep
10 close watch they viii be involved in
Ia bitter municipal campaign before
they realize it..
Already several names have been
mentioned in connection with the
|mayorality, the organization If a
club has been suggested and other
moves have been made to get the 20.
liticaI ball to rolling in the city.
The city primary will not be held
until October or probably November
That Is long time yet and we viii
have plenty of time to get candidates
in the field, SO let's al, agree to drop
politics for awhile
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COINS & RUsTIN
STOCK WAS SOLD.
THE SALE NETTEo UP ABOUT
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN ALL.

The livery stables Of Coins q BUS
Tin, who were recently placed into
involuntary bankruptcy, was sold I'M
der the hammer yesterday, the sale
beginning al noon.
The horses, vehicles, harness, etc,
were put up separately and in many
instances good prices were secured.
In all twenty-three horses were sold
and were purchased by different peo-
pie. The stock brought something
over $4,000. Some of the buggies
brought very good prices, as did the
other articles belonging TO the firm.
While the exact figures are not yet
obtainable. the entire stock brought
in the nelghborhood OF $4,000.
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roo MUCH CRUDE OIL

/ Houston, Tex June 9.-The discoy.
cry pf the oil Reid in this county on
the shore Of Galveston bay has re-.
suited ii the practical decentralization
of The crude Gil market. the Texas
COMPANY which fixes prices IN this
section. having declared all quotations
on 4 year ago the prices paid for
crude oil at the wells was 75 to 50
cants q barrel The latest quotation
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THREE ALLEGED mUaDERERs.
Captured on a Train by Engineer and
Taken into Roanoke.

Roanoke, Va, June 9.-Three ne,
groes, John Woolen, Charles Herring
and Thomas Kennan, wanted at Wins
ton. n. G., for the murder of p. Den
son. also colored, at that place Sunday
night, were captured on Norfolk and
Western freight train today by its en-
gineer, j. Edgar Webb The engineer
discovered the alleged murderers on
his train at Rocky MouQt, Va, TWEEN
ty miles south of Roand ke. He held
the trio up with a pick and bound
them with the bell cord from his loco
motive. He brought the negroes to
Roanoke, where they were Jailed
Woolen admits he fired the shot that
killed Denson. Webb was formerly
detective on the Roanoke city police
Z f-co
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ore KILLED; FIVE INJURED.

Stanton, H., June 9.-An interarbaii
car on the Mckinley system line. con:
tanning fifteen passengers, cOllided
with a Wabash coal train at a cross
ing mile south Of here today. XIII.
ing Charles Bcehmer Of Litchfieid aud
'n1nring hye other passengers. The
ear was thrown from the track and
turned over The injured were taken
~ nearby farm houses ana physicians
Mere sunipaonsd II a belieTed tIsat
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WORKING 70 SETTLE STRIKE.

Atlanta, June 9.--Assistant Grand
Chief Clark, Of the Order of Railway
Conductors, after conference today
with Assistant Chief Val Fitzpatrick
Of the Brotherhood Of Railway Train.
men left for Nashville for confer
ence with President Thomas Of the
Nashville, chattauooga ard ST. Louie
railroad. He wili meet the president
in an endeayor 70 settla the strike Of
Western and Atlantic trainmen.
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pEMuRREes WEE eslLEn-

Atlanta, June Demurrers were
fled in the superior court to the In
dictments against II. r. Thornton ana
W Mabfy president and vice pres.
ident Of the failed Neal bank charg-
ing violation OF the state banking
laws Thornton and Mabry were in
dicted following the faillire Of the
bank. Judge Roam viii hear are1r.
mcnts on the demurrers next week.
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Met Lsst Nlshs.

The Brunswick gun club Ia call
ed meeting last night In the QFs'
room Of the Glynp County II
4ers pertaining 10 the big t6f ht
10 be held on Cumberland Vhexi
month we're discussed The SEIZED
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OPENING or rAz RESORTS.
Several Parties Arrive at cumber-
land ard 81 simon.


Several parties haye arrived at
both Cumberland and st. Simon dur
ing the past two days and both the
popular resorts are now rapidly fill.
ing up With visitors.
4 Cumberland Manager Miller is
entertaining quite large number OF
gnests One party arrived Sunday
and yesterday a large Macon party
cane down and went over to the
isisnd some Of them to spend the en-.
tire summer. Next week several large
parties viii come down.
At ST. Simon ahe several hotels are
entertaining quite a large number Of
pe3ple and everything on the island
IS ge ting lively