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The Lamar register., 1908-04-08
MONEY TO LOAN
PLENTY Of cheap Money for
GOOD Farm and City Loans.
Call and SEQ mo.
T. WRIT MARKHAM.

Mrs. G. M Lee returned from Pus bic
on last Sunday.
EFF. Mcdonald Of Dodge City visited
home folks this week.
EH. Gsreeke left today for Denver
to bs gone several days.
VIII McCue, of the McCue Lumber
O.. was in town several days this week
Milton Brown, the Topeka attorney
v.s 4 Lamar visitor the first OF the week.
Mayor Darrough Of Granada is IN
town today. He has just been reelected.
Miss Pearl Lay came down from Las
Animss this week for few days visit at
homo.
Mr.. and Mrs Butler of the lane visit
81 Nth Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Cooper on
Tuesday.
Jupius HiIlyer manager of the Dodge
CStv Touring mill was in Lamar several
days this week.
State Treasurer Bent came down from
Denver on Tuesday TO cast his vote in
the city election.
NV. wilk,n OF Holly was here today
attending the meeting Of the county
central COMMITTEES.
Mr.. and Mrs, Zsmsn are now enter
tanning their son. whs has come from
Oregon for visit.
J.E Adamson, one of the live hustl'
ing business men Of Hartman, was in
the county seat today.
WI. Pollard has purchased lot on
The corner Of Eight and Olive streets
and will build residence there.
Mrs. J. W. Bent came down from
Denver this week, but had to return or
.eoount Of the serious illness OF bel
sister, Mrs. Nolan.
Can't. W. M. Cummings arrived in La
mar today and is visiting relatives ant
old comrades and friends. All were glae
TO see him once more.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-08

| The Lamar Daily Facts after q short
but strenuous career has been placed on
ice to cool and be preserved for another
crisis. 1t is the only paper in Colorado
whose banner has never trailed IN the
dust of defeat, and it stands ready to
face any emergency.
According to call Of the Republican
county chairman. NJ. ]. Nom illin, the
county central committee met at the
Republican olnb rooms today and made
the call for the Republican county CON-
vention to select delegates to the state
convention this spring. The convention
will be ON April 18th and primaries on
the 18th, according to the call Published
elsewhere.
DR.. W. H. Lltohfield, J. F. OVERT cid
and the Wilson Bros., eastern capitalists
looking for location for an alfalfa meal
mill, have been looking over this section
the past week, and are very favors ably
impressed. They expect somewhere in
! this valley to put in . fifty thousand
dollar mill with capacity Of 80 tons Of
alfalfa per day. Lamar should get busy
and seoure this plant.
Mr.. Roy Cooper and Miss Mildred
Walsh were married on Monday, April
9th. Rev, Forester officiating. These
are two OF Lamsr's most worthy young
people and their friends are numerous
The groom il the Ton Of Mr.. B. F.
Cooper and is . steady, reliable young
man who holds good position with the
Lamar Seed Co. The bride has been
the deputy county treasurer for over a
year and is very handsome and &C.
complished young lady who has made
frie dds of all who know her. The best
wishes Of all 20 with this happy couple.
Last Wednesday the Woman's Club
held its regular meeting with Mrs. G. ]
Garvin. The day was one Of the best in
the history of the Club. The work for
the afternoon was "a Message from
South America" prepared by Mrs,
Thomas Berry, and read by Mrs Morton
Strain, telling Of the country, the people
and their home life was all brought out
and depicted in very real and charming
way which made US feel that we had had
a real taste Of the foreign life through
which they are now passing. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. L. M
MARKHAM. Subject, "Our State Insti-
tutions." Mrs. A. N. Parrifh leader for
the afternoon.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-08

Mrs May Taylor and Mrs. Jessie
Mendenhall of Granada were Lamar
visitor today.
]. r. Gordon the Bristol hardware
merchant was transaoting business in
the county seat Monday.
G. L. Cuppy came up from his ranch
in the southeast part Of the county to
see the red hot Lamar election.
Mclean Bros. have again opened up
their soda fountain and are serving the
finest drinks to their many patrons.
Fred Cooper assistant postmaster of
Lamar, has taken furlough and will
spend it in California. He left Sunday
morning.
j. L. Maytield Of the Granada bank
was here Monday settling up An estate
in the county court and il with US once
more today.
Rev. o. W. Auman Of Pueblo preach
ed at the Opera House on Sunday even
ing. As he is very popular in Lamar
there was Of course large crowd.
O.. J. Cooper left Sunday morning for
New York where he will resume his
work in Across the Lines" one Of the
most wonderful productions on the stage
Of today.
The Up -To-Date Drug Co. has just
Tut an electric piano in their ice cream
rarlor and will furnish some fine music
this summer to 60 with their equally
fine refreshments.
The election is over now and every
body can forget the past few weeks and
turn the energy that has been running
80 high into work for Lamar. Everyone
can unite on this.
DR.. Roberts of Denver University was
in town this week making preliminary
arrangements for the coming Normal
Institute for this district, which will be
held in Lamar the first two weeks In
June.
Governor Buchtel came down on Mon
day from Denver to see real live town
sad was taken over q large portion OF
] amar by some Of our school children.
The indications are that he was "shown"
all right.
The Ladies' Of the Baptist Church
will give Chicken Supper in the base
ment of their church April 10th, begin
Ming at $50, price 80 cents. They will
have many pretty and useful articles for
sale at that time.
Mr.. Ross Gentry Katie and Miss
Sours were married at the home Of the
Lride's parents on last Saturday even
ing. Both Of the young people are resi-
dents of Lamar and their many friends
extend heartiest congratulations.
W.K. Winterhalter, general manager
Of the American Beet Sugar Company,
was here this week looking over the
lands of the company from Granada
west. 1t was Mr.. Wintsrhslter's first
visit since his return from Europe and
his many friends were glad to meet him
once more.
The supreme court Of Colorado has
handed down a decision in the case OF
Canon City vs.. the Elks Club, sustaining
the Club in its rights. The city attorney
OF Canon City, who made such q violent
attack on the order when he spoke hers
during the campaign, has received the
Knockout he richly deserved. The
bunch McCarty handed him in the
Facts seems to meet the approval Of tbs
| highest court in the state.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-08
FOR RENT-A five room dwelling on
Bird street. D. E. Cooper.

FOR RENT-New Brlck Store Build
ing North Main st. Will make special
low rate 70 desirable tenant. II you are
looking for good business location it
will pay 20 investigate thiA For terms
anply 70 A. DeAter.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-08
For Sale

100 acres of dry land, 9 room brick
house. modern, close in. One percheron
stallion 1900 lbs. One driving horse 4
years old.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-08

meeting OF the regal VOteIb OF 6cnOOI Dtetr1Ct
Number II in the County Of Prowers and State
House, on Monday the 9TH day Of May, A. d.
1908, fer the purpose Of eecIlng three directors
US provided by law The ballot box vii, be
opened Al the hour OF two O'Clock p. m. and
osed at the hour OF i've O'Clock p. M. and
at i've o'clock >. m. the meeting will be
ness pertaining TO school Interests that may
be brought before Il.
As the last annual census shows that the
school population OF said School District
Number II to be m',re than one thousand,
thereby constituting said district a. q schoo
by Hot as provided by law. one director for
three years, one director for four years. and
one director for flve years.
At said election Will be submitted the p, op-
ositiCn To the qualified electors OF purchasing
OF G. L. Goodale a tract ofland not to exceed
northwest quarter of section nve township
twenty.thrse south OF range forty-six. vest Of
the sixth p. N. Situated In said District Mum
Der II. at the price Of nve hundred dollars
CU00) per acre. for q site for The erection OF
building for highschool purposes. and ballots
sha'l be prepared for that purpose a. follows:
Shall District Number II purchase -
grounds, not to exceed four acres. YES
for high school purposes, as per |"
contract with c. q. Goodalef NO
Tho<e In favor Of said proposition shall
place K opposite the word Yes, and those
opposite the word No:
Secretary Of School District Member IA, Ooun.
u of provens, atAAa a CoiogA6o.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-08
Teaohsrs' Association


The program Of Lamar meeting
to be held Saturday, April IL, 1908,
will be as follows:
Music
Greetings Co. Supt. G. G. Smeltz
Among Country Schools
Supt. O. 8. Shivsly, Granada
Mr.. Will Harms
Miss Edna Corbet
Literature Work IN Primary Grades
Miss Minton Smallsy, Wiley
Miss Bertha Stafford
Miss Anna Mayne
Music
Drawing Miss Meta Mccall, Holly
Mr.. A. N. Finn
Influence Of Teacher Over Students
Mrs. Carrie Robinson, Lamar
Miss Mar, Buckley
Mr.. Frank Cav
Music
Topics for General Discussion
Social Spirit in the Public School
Athletics, Teachers Meetings,
Grammar Work in the Cradles
The Lamar register., 1908-04-08

Easter millinery Sale
I will hold special sale of Easter
Millinery commencing Monday, April
18th. All goods will 60 at greatly
reduced prices.
MRS. J. A. PAYNE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-17
pUNS WIN IN NINTH
INNING TALKFtST

, The first series of the Honolulu
Baseball Leagues regular schedule is
not pau. The Saints failed to hold
the Puns Saturday in a rather sleepy
game played with small crowd pres
cnt, and concluded with score Of
"A to l in the ninth with nobody to
see the finish The reason was that
the spectators got tired during a ten
minutes talkfest which was institute
ed over a decision of the umpire, and
liked for the car. leaving the con-
testants to their own devices.
Friene and Salberg of Santa Clara
were chosen to do The umpire stunt,
but now they sly never again" The
PunaI6us had the game won when,
n the ninth, Plada struck at the ball
was passed ball, and Friene called
Plada safe at first. After ten min
utes or more of talking, during which
the Punahous left the field, Plada was
'diieu ou', anu Seiehils ieo'oieu'
The Saints came up first, En- Sue
dying Hampton to Gleason, but John
Williams starting the ball rolling
when he gave Beggs swift PROPOSE
ton to negotiate, and reached first
while the second baseman was play
ling with 1t. He stole second and
took third while Marcellino was
chasing a passed ball. Bruins flew to
Lyman, when Joy went out on neat
throw from Burns to first. and the
Saints failed to score.
En- Sue dropped Lyman's grounder.
but grabbed up Burns and pinned
Lyman at second, Burns being safe
on fielder's choice. Ham dropped
an easy one over the infield, but Kia
famed and II. Bruins was out on a
bunt.
Beef Aylett started 1t in the sec
ond by placing a bingle over second.
Barney Joy (think of it, was put
on to run for him. Plada grounded
and everyone was safe on his error.
Then Pat Gleason flew to Lyman, but
SOares followed with sacrifice, but
chances were again spoiled when
SLEEPY" Dan Arcia flew to Beggs.
The scoring started in the last of
the second.
Castle was safe on joys bad bun
Gle, and Marcellino sacrificed, and
Castle scored moment later on Hen
derson's two-bagger after Beggs had
famed. Lyman ended 1t short to
first. Score: Puns /, Saints 0.
Iloogs was at this stage of tho
game put in Bcggs' place at second.
En- Sue died second to first. and
Williams third to first, followed by
liruns, down on the same play.
Burns went down second to first.
Ham got his on nice throw from
Fin Sue, and Kia flew to Beef" Ay-
lett.
Barney Joy got a complimentary.
but was grabbed when he numbered
along In an attempt to purloin sec
ond. Aylett died, second to first, but
Plada made second on shorts error.
Pat closed it, second to Marcellino.
The Puns toppled down one, two
three. Coming up at the beginning
of the 9Th, the Saints looked good.
Soares dropped one over second, but
was grabbed up and snapped down
at second, while "Deep-Sleep" Dan
Arcia famed the zephyrs. En- Sue
got IA transfer, and stole in time to
see Jim Williams die at the initial
bag.
In the last of the fifth, the Puns
narrowly missed scoring, after Ly-
man had reached third on combi-
nation of fielder's choice, steal, and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-17
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passed ball. Hampton grounded to
En- Sue and was just too late In II
valiant dive for first, being the third
man down.
Opening the sixth, G. Bruins an
ncxed first on Henderson's error, but
died at second, while Barney Poi was
safe on a nclder's choice. Beef Ay-
lett flew to Hoogs, and Plada ended
the spasm by smashing one to Hen
derson, who pinned Barney on sec
end.
kia famed, but II. Bruins took two
sacks on an overthrow from En- Sue;
Castle hit, and Marcellino sacrificed
Hogs flew to Aylett, and there was
another goose-egg on the score board
At the first of the seventh. Pat
Gleason smashed a speedy one, but
Burns nailed It, and then Soares died
Ham to Antonio. while Dan of the
snoozes again beat the air.
Then It happened.
! Henderson was robbed of hit by
Jim Williams fast work. After Ly-
man drew his walking permit, Barney
dropped Burns bunt and both romp-
cd home as Hampton pasted the pei
lei far out. to left, annexing three
hacks. Kia sacrificed ara Ham slid
home. Harry BrIns took second on
Aylett's error, but Castle flew to G.
, ITdns and the swift slide down the
chute was stopped
En- Sue flew to II. Bruins in the
eighth, Jim Williams was out, En-
Sue to one Antonio G. Marcellino.
However, G. Bruins hit over second,
only to die at that sack on joys
grounder to Henderson.
Marcellino flew to Arcia, Hogs
was out, third to first, and Hender-
son died at the initial bag.
Aylett hit to center at the begin
ming of the ninth. Plada struck out
on a passed ball, but Umpire Friene
called to call him out. and terrible
racket ensued. Friene finally called
him out, and the band played Star
Spangled Banner" But Berger had
the wrong cue, and the game was fin
ally resumed. En- Sue was put on to
run for Aylett. Pat got a hit, be-
cause Henderson held the ball.
Soares flew to center and En- Sue
came in on the sacrifice. Arcia fan
ned.
The game. which was quiet and
almost featureless, went as follows
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-17

TwObase hit-Vannatta.
Bases on balls-Off Reuter-, 7.
Struck out-By Reuter-, II; by Xii
burn, 6.
Wild pitches-Reuter, 4.
Passed balls-Joy, 3.
Sacrifice hit-Freine.
Double -Kia-FernandeZ.
Time of game hour rs minutes.
Umpire-Arnold.
ScOrer-W. II. Babbitt.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
Senator Latimer Dead.

Senator Asbury C. Latimer died at
a hospital in Washington last Thurs
day morning at nine clock. He suf-
fered from some trouble of the
bowels. and on Wednesday it was seen
that the operation performed did no
good and that he could not recover.
He was fifty-seven years old, and
leaves a wife and several children.
The burial took place Friday after
noon at his old home in Belton, An
derson county,. the funeral being at
tended by number of Senators and
Congressman.
The general assembly adjourned
last Saturdav, but will convene again
the 3rd Of March to elect his success
sor, who will serve until March 4th,
1909. Several candidates are already
out for the place, among them being
Frank B. Gary, of Abbeville, ex-
speaker of the house Of represents
tives; Senator L. G. Walker, of Geo
rgetown; B. A. Morgan, Of Green
vile; and Others. The death Of: Sen
ator Eatimer will NO doubt bring out
an additional number of candidates
in the primary next summer. There
will be no lack of candidates for either
the unexpired or the full term.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
MASTERS SALE.

By virtue of decree Of the court OF
common pleas for Bamberg county,
State of South Carolina, in the case Of
J. A. Rentz ct al, plaintiffs, vs.. G..
Ann Behre, defendant, l, H. c. Folk,
Master for Bamberg county, will sell
to the highest bidder for cash., at the
court house door, Bamberg, South Caro-
lima, on the End day of March, 1908, the
same being the first Monday and legal
sales day, between the legal hours Of
sale, on said day, all that certain tract
or parcel Of land situate, lying and beng
in the county of Bamberg, State of
South Carolina, in Fish Pond township,
containing one hundred and sixty, (16O)
acres, more or less, and bounded as fol-
lows: |
On the North by lands Of G. Ann
Behre, on the East by lands of the Ray
sor estate and D.. O. Steedley, on the
South by lands Of Daniel Rhoad, and
on the West by lands of Joe Smith.
Purchaser to pay for papers, and It
bid is not complied with within one hour
after sale the land will be resold at the
risk of the former purchaser, until q
purchaser is found who shall comply.
Fl. C.. FOLK,
Master for Bamberg County.
j. F. CARTER, -
Plaintiff s Attorney. ~
February 10th, 1908. /.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
MASTERS SALE.

BY virtue of an order in the case of
Mariah Singleton VS.. Mamie Bowling ct
al, in the court of common pleas for
Bamberg county, State Of South Caro-
lima, I, H. G. Folk, Master for Bamberg
county, will sell to the highest bidder
for cash on the End day of March,
next, the same being salesday, between
the legal hours of sale, at the court
house door at Bamberg, South Carolina,
the following described lands, to wit !:
All that certain tract or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being in the county
and State aforesaid, in Fish Pond Town
ship, containing thirty-seven (30 acres,
more or less, and bounded as follows:
North by lands of j. G. Smoak, East by
lands Of Lawrence Kinsey, South by
lands of VIM. Griffin and ]. j. England,
and West by lands of Cora Patterson
and j. J. England. Purchaser to pay for
papers, and if terms of sale are not
complied with within one hour after sale
the land will be resold at the risk Of the
former purchaser. H. C. FOLK,
Master for Bamberg County. J
j. F. CARTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
February 10th. 1903.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
From Mississippi.

The following letter from Mr.. J. L.
Eddleman, formerly a resident of this
place, but who is now superintendent
of cotton mill at Yazoo City, Miss,
will be of interest to the very many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddleman in
this city, so we take the liberty of pub
lishingit:
Enclosed find money order to con-
tinue subscription to The Herald for
another year. Wecould mot get along
without it.. -.
eve have had more cold here this
winter than usual. The thermometer
at 18 and 20 degrees number OF
times; have seenno snow since leaving
South Carolina. The cyclones have
missed us so far. Yazoo City is locat-
ed against the great chain of hills
forming the rim of the great Delta
Basin, and is protected from the
heavy winds coming from the East
and South.
"Wishing the Herald and its own
er prosperous year. %
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
County Affairs.

Our legislative delegation made nc
changes in the salaries of any county
oficialsforthis year. Several changes
were made, but they will all take eff.
feet the first day Of next January
The county tax levy for this year is
the same as last year, three mills
The changes made for next year are
as follows:
Sheriff $500 and $3.50 as jailer, he
to do all work for the county without
extra compensation; Auditor 81 ,080;
Treasurer 81 ,080; Clerk of Court $500;
Clerk for Supervisor $3.50; County
Commissioners each $3.50; County At
torney $50 for advice and $3.50 for
future litigation if necessary; County
Physician $3.50 for servicess and medf
cines; Supervisor $500. Magistrates:
Bamberg $3.50; constable s225. Den
mark $3.50; constable S225. Olar SIPS;
constable S110. Ehrhardt S110; con-
stable 500. Fishpond $100; con-
stable 500.
The raises are: sheriff $100; clerk
of court $50; auditor $3.50; treasurer
$3.50; (two-thirds of this paid by the
State) county commissioners$45 each.
The reductions are: clerk for super
visor $50; physician S25 and to fur
nish medicines without extra charge;
magistrates at Denmark and Bam-
berg $25 each.
The above figures are given from
memory, and while there may be
some slight mistake, they are ap-
proximately correct.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
Judges Elected for New Circuits.

In joint assembly of the two houses
last Thursday afternoon judges for
the new eleventh and twelfth judicial
circuits just created by the legisla-
ture were chosen in the persons OF
Representative James W. Devore, Of
Edgefeld, for the eleventh, and Rep
resentative S. w. G. Shipp, Of Flor
ence, for the twelfth. Mr.. Devore's
opponent was Supreme Court Re
porter C. NJ. Efrd, Of Lexington,
Devore receiving 80 votes and Eird
70. Mr.. Shipp was opposed by Mr..
w. j. Montgomery, a banker and at
torney Of Marion, who received SO
votes against 90 for Mr.. Shipp.s 1
The bill to allow circuit judges
$500 year travelling expenses, which
found its way back to the calendar
after being re-committed some days
ago, was again killed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
The Alternatives.

They had not been engaged very
long, but already George had made
it apparent that the salary of a junior
shop assistant did not admit Of an
ecstatic existence amid a sea of
diamond rings, theater stalls or even
chocolate creams.
Recently they walked together toa
neighboring village. The road was
muddy, the wind bitter, and Daisy
felt that life would be better worth
living when she had an opportunity
of reviving herself with tea and hot
scones.
George hesitated outside the only
restaurant in the place, and she s1nil-
ed hopefully. His hand stole to his
trousers pocket. He fumbled ner-
vously there for moment.
''Er-Daisy," he, said at last, will
you have something to eat now and
walk back, or shall we have nothing
to eat and 60 back by train?'-Pear-
son's. ......
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
To Divorce Woman Burglar.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, February a.
Charles L. Romadka, wealthy man.
ufacturer, today instituted suit for
divorce from Evelyn Caine Romadka,
whose escapades in Chicago resulted
a few months ago in her imprison-
ment in the Joliet penitentiary for
burglary.
The ground alleged for the divorce
is cruel and inhuman treatment, ex-
tending over a period of two years.
In support Of this allegation the ca
reer of Mrs. Romadka in Chicago,
her association with a negro accom-
plice, and the facts of her imprison-
ment are set out.
The pair were married May Is,
1903, and have one child, Evelyn aged
three years.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
Committee r1eeting.

The executive: committee of the
Rivers Bridge Memorial Association,
viz: DIR. N. F. Kirkland, j. A. Chas-
5sereau, j. j. Copeland. J. F. Kearse,
ST., J. A. Peters, J. D. Jenny, NJ. Q.
Kinard, J. W. Kinard, ]. C.. Kinard,
John F. Breland, Rev. P. E. Monroe,
M. A. Kinard, H. w. Chitty. W. D.
Sease, DR.. G.. w. l. Loadholt, John
Peters, w. H. Ritter, Asbury Kirk
land, DR.. w. N. H. Folk, G. E.
Kearse, Frank HERS, Aquilla Kinafd,
and ]. W. Jenny, will meet at the
memorial grounds on Saturday,
March 18th, at 3 o'clock p. M, for
the purpose of.arranging for memo
rial service. A full attendance is
earnestly requested. ..
DR.. N. F. KIRKLAND, SR.,
J. w. JENNY, President.
Secretary.
Jenny, S. c., Feb. q, 1908. -.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-27
Monument to DR.. ThornweIl.

GREENv1LLE, Feb. 19.-At the dis
trict convention of Knights Of Pyth-
las, held in Walhalla. yesterday, a
resolution was adopted, calling upon
the Pythians Of the. State to raise a
sum Of not less than $4,000 for the
purpose oferectnga monun1ent to the
late Dr.. James n. Thornwell, who
was the grand keeper of records and
seal Of the order. A committee will
be. appointed by Deputy Grand Chan
color Park A. Dallas Of this city in a
few days to begin the work Of rails
ing funds in this district.