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The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
Christian Science

Services are held al 500 Ninth ST.
Sunday at II a. m. and Wednesday
at 500 p. m.
The subject OF next Sundays ser
mon is God the Only Cause and Gre
ator."
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
Fine Lots for Homes.

-Four of the finest lots on he hill
ready for building homes upon. city
water. sewer. cement sidewalks fine
shade trees, lots all graded street
graded and to be Eraveled shortly
Fair price. Inquire Tribune once.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
Cow R.tes, West and Nor.n~est,

Beginning June /. and until Septem
Der 10. the Colorado & Southern will
sell tickets TO Utah, Washington. Ari
zona. Oregon and California at ex.
tremely low rates for round trip.
T. f. Fisher, G. P. A.. Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
Attention Phythian sis..r,

You are earnestly requestcd IN ha
present at the next meeting Wadnes.
day afternoon. June 10. Election ~,
oiicers and initiation, Reircstmepts
will be served.
christine Malone NJ. Of z ana q
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
Tho Ohurchos
Swedish Lutheran lmmanuaI.

sunday school AT 1000 a m, Morn
ing service at IL. Evening service al
:; 10 p m,
Oscar W. Gustafson, pastor
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
The Camfield Musical Program.

The following musical program will be
rendered at the Cam6eld hotel during the
dinner hours Sunday, June I, 'os, by the
Cam6eld orchestra, J. c. Kendel, direc-
tor. Dinner, 1890 to 7:3o.
Overture Poet and Peasant" .......
affosesssue Southern Danccss "GStton
selection-"Ths Merry Widow".., '.t'
violin solo-.Ador.,;on +. rsI,r Erfa, Rn,d. L:hteI
Morcesu" u""Alita". "' f.H. Ycscr
""Kings o1 the Road. +. Keysn
"since You Called Me Dearieb ....,"......
selection''T Spring Chicken. -
g.. ,.....;..........,.. 80, Richard Garlic
Reverie-"Traumerei" ... X. Schumnn
lntermezzo-"Amo" w B. Fsnsbinder
March-"The Pacifier' ....,-...'- Lincoln
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04

The Gladstone has reopeped under
new management and the pato"'e'
OF the public is solicited.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
0th-St. Market
500 Ninth Street
Geo. Dauth :: Proprietor
BEEF POT PIE.
Geo. Dauth

Heat an iron saucepan or ket'
tie and drop in some sue''
When tried out. drop in finser'
lengths of round steak, slightly
Toured, and cook until brown.
Cut into cubes one onion, carrot
and turnip, add to meat; also
tablespoonful salt and Y tea
spoon pepper. and two cups not
water. Let come to a boil, re-
move to back of stove and sim
mer one hour and a half Make
a crust of one cup chopped suet,
. cups -four. teaspoon salt and
Il cup water. Mix quickly.
spread on top OF stew and cook
until done: cut into squares
and serve.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04

To obtain best results with these
Recipes the materials should be
OF the best quality. Dauths Ninth
Ct, Market deals in that kind only.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
A pecULlAR WRENcN

Greeley, Colorado, May Is, Z
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TRIBUTE TO MRS. WARE.
Contribution From Friends in the
Interior Department.

novel and beautiful tribute of remem-
brance has been prepared and sent to
Mrs. Angelina Dennison Ware. who. after
twenty-five years service in the Interior
Department as assistant librarian. re-
signed her position in March and went to
live with her grandson, Mr.. Woodwork
Clum. at Trenton. n. ]. The gift is in
the form of an artistic book. with hand
painted pages. containing photographs
pictures. pen sketches and the autographs
of 100 of her friends and admirers in the
department
Mrs Ware had so endeared herself dur
ing her service with all who came IN con-
tact with her that when she retired her
friends wished to present her. with an
appropriate token of their regard and
affection. The matter WAS left TO The
Readers literary club of which Mrs.
Ware was a member; and Mrs. Laura Y.
Mccullough and Miss Alice Carey. with
the assistance of Mr.. Clifford Bergman.
The Stars cartoonst, who contributed
pen sketch of his famous Teddy Bear
with the legend Lest You Forget" the
volume was prepared for the signatures
and contributions of Mrs. Wares friends.
Mrs. Ware comes of a Well known Ohio
family. Her brother was William Den
nison, governor of the state i'll the early
days of the civil war. and it was from
him that President Mckinley received hA
commission in the army.
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ACT AGAINST STEAMBOATS,.
District Authorities to Test Sales Of
LIQUOR

For the past week. acting under the in
struction of the District officials Lieut..
Sutton of the harbor precinct has had
men at work gathering evidence against
the various steamboat companies running
out of this city to show that liquor is sold
on the steamers while in District waters.
The steamboat companies have been oper-
ating the bars aboard the boats for many
years without District license. and it Is
stated that an effort is to be made to
force them to take out a license. and in
order to bring the matter before the
courts Lieut.. Sutton will swear out war
the companies on charge Of keeping I'M
licensed bars.
The question of license for steamboats,
operating bars in the waters of the Dis
trict of Columbia has been before the
courts several times and on each occa-
sion the steamboat men won out. About
ten years ago test case was made of the
excursion steamers and the ferry. and
the case was fought through the District
courts. The decision was in favor of the
steamboat men. on the ground. IL is said.
that as the vessels were in motion on
navigable waters directly under the con-
troll of the United States. and the steam
boat paid the revenue license. the District
had no authority in the matter and could
not enforce the payment of the District Ii
cense nor close the bars Sunday
1t is stated that Lieut. Sutton has pro-
cured evidence against one or more boats
of every steamboat line plying the Po-
tonlac.
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REPAIRS TO Be MADE
MAI. MORROW ASKS WHAT IS
TO BE ATTENDED TO FIRST.
Capt. Oyster Not Unwilling to Make
Hotter Weather to Pro-
duce Benefits.

Warm as the weather is. We will make
II hotter If II is necessary for improve
ment of the schools was the comment
OF Capt James +. Oyster president OF
the board of education. in reply TO the
statement of Commissioner II. b. F. Mac.
farland. in which he said:
This is unusually hot weather. and
everybody ought to try and keep cool.
In a special delivery letter to the secre-
tary OF the board of education. Maj.
Morrow. Engineer Commissioner, ex-
pressed willingness to begin at once re-
pairs TO school buildings made possible by
the appropriations of Congress. and asked
to be informed what work was desired
first
Will Confer With Maj. Morrow.
At the meeting of the board of educa-
ton Wednesday the committee on sites.
buildings and repairs presented report
including the repair work desired for each
building. Supt. Stuart is now preparing
statement. arranging the requests for
repairs in the order of their Importance.
SO that the most needed can be attended
to first This will be ready within short
time. it is stated.
He. with the committee on repairs OF
the board. will meet Maj. Morrow and
effect has been sent to the District official.
As the money for making the buildings
safe in the event of tlre is made immedi-
ately available. it is expected some or
the repair work will begin at once.
About the Locked School Doors.
The written report of Miss NJ. w. Frank.
principal. in regard to the locked doors
of the Petworth School. has been placed
in the hands of Supt. Stuart. 1t follows:
AT 4:iO on the afternoon of May
there was only one class in session. with
forty-six pupils present The front door.
which is just beside this classroom, was
unlocked at the time; in tact. this door
is never at any time locked from the in
side. This is the door used by the pupils
of the afternoon class for dismissal and
in case of fire drills.
There have been SO many depredations
during the progress of the work on the
annex that it has been necessary TO guard
the building in every possible way. Desks
have been rif1ed, articles stolen. school
material damaged. boards and desks de-
faced SO that things were not safe in tho
building. For this reason ii was thought
best. since the discontinuance of the fires.
to lock the side doors at 1 o'clock every
afternoon"
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EVENT
Secretary Straus to Address Body Of
Business Men,

Secretary Straus of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor has accepted an
invitation of the Chamber Of Commerce
to address the chamber the evening OF
June 8. A committee of the chamber.
headed by President r. n. Harper. call
ed on the Secretary yesterday and ten
dered him the invitation.
Arrangements have been practically
completed by the chamber for the enter
tainment of the Virginia Press Associa-
ton on its visit to this city July 10 to
l.. The courtesies to be extended will in
clude an evening trip down the Potomac.
Another evening will be spent at Luna
Park, and receptions will be extended by
the Chamber of Commerce and the Ma
tional Press Club.
Preliminary arrangements have been
made for the ball game to be played be-
tween mines representing the Chamber
of Commerce and the Board o. Trade tor
the benefit of the Washington Playground
Association. The game will be played at
American League Park Saturday, June
%, at ) o'clock.
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MEDICAL.

DIX. FISK ELGHN,
Exper: in treatment OF private diseases. chronic
and acute. Both sexes. consultations condden-
tfai Medicine furnished. Prices moderate HourA
9 to l. 3 to S. I2S:. ia. ave: phone n. 1919
myo3Ots-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
In the northwest section: good investment
or home: three.story brick: 10 rooms and bath.
large lot to alley: two-story brick stable: rent
ed $43. Price. $3.50
An up-to-dafe home; new; two-story Groom
brick: tile bath hot-wa'er heat, c con eel
500 cash. balance SIS per month.
On Pa. ave. between e1st and e2d: good
business property: lot running through to
st. NV. We are authorized TO offer this prop
erty for few days at the low price Of $4,000.
A nice home on Capitol Hill: near sth and 3
SITS ne: two-story brick: cellar: rooms and
On Columbia Heights: very desirable home.
Park road. half square from cars: 10 rooms.
tile bath: hnt-water heat: awning. screens.
etc. go with house. Price. $3.50
An up-to-da:e home: in fine order: west Of
eth and south Of p SITS: 10 rooms lot 2oNao to
alley. This is fine home Price. $500.
suburban home: Brightwood Park: two
story brick; rooms and BATH rented $3.50;
lot o0xl50. Price. $500.
INVESTMENTS
good order A rented 70 for ss2 per month. Price,
$4,000 for both.
Two-story brick near North Capitol and lst
SITS NV: 6 rooms and BATH rented at 5000.
Price. $500
Five-room frame. sw.: water and sewer:
rent. $3.50. Price. $3.50.
WILCOX. HANE & co. Inc.,.
myo6-eo.3t 1870 st. NV
FOR >ALE-HAvE YOUR OWN HOME BUILT
according TO your own ideas. for Your individ
more than ready built house: charge for
plans. GILBERT j. OSTERMAN COMPANY.
Ruilders. 1910 H st. ija5-tf
FOR sAl.E-s5.o 900 FOR ri ST Nv. TO
quick buyer; 7-room brick: lc, 2ox9o to 20.
foot alley: stable rented for S.: cheap: tOf
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.

$75 for the season. furnished. except beddin.
crockery and cooking utensils. Lots for sale.
a. s. CAYWOOD. 9aS 9th st. NV my25 -30ts
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Vienna, Va.

my293t' Call 41s 18th ST. NV
OWNER WISHES TO SELL HIS NEW HOME
lot S0x12o, in American University Park; 1
rooms. bath. pantry. furnace heat; large porch
VIII BE- on hand tn show property Saturday and
Sunday On Maryland side District line near
Intersection River road. Tenleytown, NV.
Call there address
nIy23-3t' OWNER. 1854 r -. NV
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GET OUR BIC FOR RENT LIST.

GET OUR BIC FOR RENT LIST.
FOR S!LE-
A SEAII-DETACHED HOME.
So. 600.
On of the most beautiful squares. west
of Columbia road and east of Cchn. con-
tains o rooms and tiled bath; concrete cellar
under entire house. first floor contains paror,
library. dining room buffers pantry and kitch-
en-; four large servants bedronmD and
numerous large closets. colonial porch across
the entire front. Owner wants cash above
mortgage but we would submit proposition on
terms. An indv dual home like this will surely
I've snapped up within a few days, there are
hundreds of people looking to buy just such a
house.
BOSS & PHELPS .Inc.). 90 14th ST
Opposite Franklin Park Phones Main 34O-41.
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WANTED-LOTS.
FARMS.
SUMMER RESORTS TO LET.

FOR RE\I-CoTTAGE AT Arundel. ON THE
Bay: contains ;" rooms furnished; nne oppor-
tunity for summer boarding house keeper: rra-
sonallr rent Apply Ia Mr.. TfIOS. W. SMITH
lst and Indiana ave-. nv or MI LAWRENCE
CAvANAUGH H. Pa. ave. NV. my2S-3t
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST
FOR SALE
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
81 900.
An ideal arrangement in comparatively new
home built by present occupant for his home:
and kitchen: second floor contains four large
bedrooms and tiled bath. hot-water heat: side
light: stable: southern exposure. Owner Is In
need of cash. and in order to make a quick sa lie
is willing to sell at great loss. Located on y
st.
BOSS & PHELPS tInc.l. 90 14th st. NV
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 34O-41.
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Fer SALE-CHEvY CHASE. EN-
ceptional opportunity. One of the
most artistic homes in this heauti-
full community; II rooms; corner lot.
Price, $3.50.
WEAVER BROS, 1il6 F st. NV.
my23-tf
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FOR SALE,-COLoRFD PEOPLE CAN BUY
WE'LL BUILT. NICELY ARRANGED. EVERY
WAY ATTRACTIVE Residences IN BEST
PARTS OF NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST:
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICE: SMALL CASH
PAYMENT. MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS.
my27-tf .sLLE\ e. CLARK 6G5 F.
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME-FRAME
dwelling. modern IN every particular: lot l25
feet by depth loo 1t: newly painted: laSge We
rdnda: table located In Wesley Heights near
Mass. extended and the American Uniyer-
sty- This house Will he sold Considerably be-
low the cost of improvements. We also have
several Ia rgains in suburban homes near Ten
nallytown. Apply TO l. E. SHOEMAKER. 2OS
and 2U9 Colorado bldg. nay26- 9Ot, 10
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FOR SALE
In the northwest section; good investment
home: three-story brick: 10 rooms and bat !:
large lot to alley: two-story brick stable: rent
ed $43. Price. $3.50.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOX SALE
y. L. SALISBURY. 1922 18TH ST NV.
IN THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY Sc
LECTED LIST EVERY HOUSE NAMED Is
ONE OF GENUINE MERIT AND SUB
STANTIAL WORTH.
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FUK SALE-ID 1UV WAN 4 HUMEE
THEN LISTEN.
White stone residence. fashionable part OF
Rhode Island ave. parlOr. large reception hall.
music room. large crescent dining room. kitchen.
buffers pantry: secoal floor. beautiful bed
rooms and large bath. third floor. same sec
ord: servants quarters fourth floor basement.
large billiard room. het-wnter plant. storeroom,
servants bath. Laundry. coal vault. trunkroom.
This house is fnshe. throughout in beautiful
solid OAK. inlali floors. electric lights and gas;
~ foot front. beautiful lawn. $50 feet deep.
large back ward and stable or garage. to 10
foot alley. with 1O-foot private side alley.
Further information and permit. TAYLOR'S
EXCHANGE. 1898 +. Exclusive Agent.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT FINE HOME
in the suburbs: delightful rooms: TILED
RATH: HOT-WATER HEAT: double floors
edge-grain flooring: finished attic room: Just
of l4th St car line; SPLENDID CHANCE FOR
4 HOME LOVER great bargain at IS. 600.
WILLIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL. 603 & COS 18th
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FOR saLE-FINEST LOTS IN TAkOMA PARK:
near electric and steam lines: water
sewer and gas; cheap: on eaey terms. J. p.
EARNEST, Trustee 323 ~ st. NV. aplI-te
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
GREAT BIG BARGAIN. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
s. 500.
Located on one Of the choicest squares south
of Park road Contains rooms and tiled bath
four first floor: hot -water heat. large
lot TO paved alley: plenty room for stable:
concrete cellar. \ first trust of 5000 was re-
Gently paid Off This is a $500 house. Owner
wants cash. but probably arrange to
sell easy terms. Houses like this don't last
long.
BOSS & PHELPS nnc). 80 18th ST NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 34OI.
mN2S-3
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FOR SALE-S2o00 LESS THAN COST: 10
room brick near y. Cap. and NJ SITS : In fl 20
condition.: only $500. JOHN SCRIVENEK.
319 IL. NV. my23t
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An p-to-dafe home new; two-story Groom
brick: tile bath: hot-wafer heat: concrete cell
lar under entire house. Price. $500 Terms.
500 cash. bulance SIS per month.
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FOR RENT AT TAkOMA PARK. FINE
house, with modern improvements large lot
near cars: from June b: Sd, month by the
lnv3O-3fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-30

business property: lot running through to h
st. NV. We authorized To offer this prop
erty for few days at the low price OF $4,000.
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FOR RENT-FCRNISHED-LA ATTRAC-
tive honse. Chevy Chase. Apply FISHER &
CO. Kirke ST. aud Brookville road,
Chevy Chase my3O-3ts
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FOR SALE-A DELIGHTFULLY."- APPOINTED
home: nearly new located on one of the pref
test streets in Columbia Heights. built with
special care and containing many rare fea-
lures of attractivenesS and convenience:
trimmed in selected hardwood and most #
fectively decorated; HOT WATER HEAT;
laundry and toilet in cellar: one If the very
few twostory houses In that delightful see
tion. 1t is Il matches bargain. s., 600
\ L. SANSRIIIY. 1922 18th ST. n W.
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COUNTRY PROPERLY

VIRGINIA COLONIAL HOME FOR RENT FUR
nished or sale: 20 rooms: modern improve
ments: vegetables: hours from Washington.
Box 21I. Charles Town. w Va nly30-3t'
FOR SALE-SEVEkAL SMALL. COUNTRY
homes near Herndon. at reasonable figures.
Survey for electric line connecting with Great
Falls already under way. c. C. STEPHEN.
SON. Herndon. Va mv130t
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$140-LOT 53, WOOD. HARMON & cos
CLARENDON. Virginia. most beautiful suburb
Washington: high elevation: good water:
pure air; excellent service: most desirable
location for home: few minutes to heart Of
city. Will sell for :50cc less than actual value.
See for this bargain. BERNARD g.
BROWN. :125 18th ST. n my2-Sa5t.S
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Two-story brick near North Capitol and 1st
sts NV: rooms and bath; rented at 5000.
T,rire S0D
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-1O-ROOM HOUSE: WATER IN
house; hot-water heat fine porches. shade,
lawn. barn. outbuildings and fruit; one block
from steam and electro station. Address
OWNER Box 33. East Falls Church. Va
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erty on 9TH st. NV. massvely built three
story brick building. large storeroOm on first
floor: eight large living rooms ON second and
third fools. This excellent property offers an
unusual opportunity for profitable invest
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FOR SALE-A SNAP: THREE SQUARES FROM
cars; one fare: $4,000 square feet: large g.
room house: fine shade: fruit: price, 81. $50.
Apply W. f. BOLEN. I'D and r. l.
mylS-a0f
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ty home: modern improvements: large porch
fine view for miles If you are looking for an
ideal suburban home, this bargain: growing
in value each year. Easy terms. HENRY W.
OFFTTT. 32d and SITS. my29-5t
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SUMMER HOMES.

THE GRANT PARISH PROPERT!ES-LENOX.
Newport. Bar Harhor. Maine coast stockbridGe:
villas rent sale. GRANT PARISH 14o9 NY .av.
an22ff
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FOR SALE-S6. $50
One of the best homes ever offered for the
money.
1922 UNIVERSITY PLACE.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
few steps from 14th and Euclid SITS.
One of the most attractive and convenient
locations the Heights.
Three stories. brick and stone: parlor recep-
ton hall. dining room. pantry and kitchen on
floor. with beautiful polished hardwood
parquet floor.
Six sleeping rooms on second and third floors;
large tiled hath; servants stairway: many
entire house newly and beautifully papered.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
myoa-1f
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FOR RENT-NEAR NEW MUNICIPAL BUILD
lug rooming house Furnished or unfurnishedp.
with modern lunchr"om ground floor: No.
5l3 18th ST. NV. For terms apply to
HElSk ELL 4 Me1.ERAN. 1iOa H st.
aplS-tf
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TO LET-RY THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
E. Q. SMITH: Pres: LEE 2; LATIMER. V. Pres.
l4OS NEW YORK AVE.
FOREST GLEN fundamentally arranged
cottage of rooms and bath. adjoining semi
nary grounds: lot 1n0x10o: steam heat: grano-
lithic sidewalks; splendid condition: $500
my3o-2t
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FOR RENT-COLONIAL SUMNER HOME uEE
estate,: handsome 1s-room house; beautiful
grove: located Seminary ridge opposite high
school: terms reasonable. Box 100. Star office.
my29-2ts
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INVESTMENTS.
Two bricks In the NV. section: rooms.
good order: rented for So per month. Price.
$4,000 for both
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-11-04
Thursdays LeeA's.

Mr.. ]. C. Burnett, of Granada, was
In Lamar this morning.
Rev. Pingree is in Canon City this
week, helping in an anti-Saloon fight.
DIR. r. d. Wilson of Holly was tran
sacting business in Lamar this morn
ing.
VIII Merrill went to Holly this 'af
ternoon to attend to some official
business.
w. w. Reynolds. candidate for re-
the Republican ticket was Lamar
visitor this morning.
Mrs. A. G.. Green returned this
morning from an extended visit with
her relatives who live near Chicago.
She also visited in Madison.
J.. A. Kincaid of the Colorado Tel
ephone Co. has been here today max
ing arrangements for the companys
special election news service.
w. X WHITEWATER of the Ameri-
can Beet Sugar Co. was visiting with
the local manager. Mr.. Gerecke yes
terday and returned to Rocky Ford
today.
The concert given by DIR. Ferrand
last night was simply grand and
nothing less could be said about 1t
honestly. DIR. Ferrand surely pleas
ed the big audience in attendance.
The Register is this week publish
ing the Official List of Nominations.
We do this just as we publish other
matters so that the jimcrow dailies
in this neighborhood can get some
thing to copy and fill up with.
Wellington Z. Fee returned from
his trip to the east end of the coun-
ty yesterday. evening. He was IN
Holly. Hartman and Granada and 9th
err places on his trip. and feels great
" encouraged by his canvass.
Patten and Lackey have just fin
ished delivering an order of trees 10
Lamar residents The order amount
ed to about $4,000. They will leave
for the east in snort time. in Or
der to fill anotherorder.
Prof. Jones received check for
half of the expenses of the Syracuse
Lamar game, which was declared Tor
feited to Lamar. Prof. Jones wrote
the Syracuse Principal a couple Oh
,etters and-we have the money so
that is all that's necessary. we nav
a much better opinion of the boys OF
Syracuse.