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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT of the Interior.
U, i Land Office At Lamar, Co

Notice is hereby given that Ralph H.
Minehouse. of Wiley, Colorado. who on
May IS. 1907, made homestead entry
No. 066, H. E, No. S005, for the Lots
and 2 and Eh, NwA, Section -,
Township 20 South, Range Al West of
the 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final COM
mutation Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described. before the
Register and Receiver, at Lamar. Col
orado, on the 23rd day of aIarch, 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lewis H. Minehouse, Sylvester c. Gears,
Lemuel Ellis. William H. Minehouse, all
of Wiley, Colorado.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Register.
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FOR SALE.

100 acres of improved land under
the Fort Lyon Canal. AZ miles
from Wiley. THIS land Is all under
cultivation, and 35acres Of 1t rs In
alfalfa. There are 70 shares OF wat
er frnm the Fort Lyon Canal applied
to the land. Title to land Is per-
feet, and cam give possession al
ouce. Price $4,000 per acre. $780,
90 down, balance on time to SUIT pur-
chaser. This II a bargain. and will
be offered tor but q short time on
ly. Inquire q Chas. F. 'Hoag. La
mar. Colo.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-17

Lost-Wnl the person who pick
ed ND the black gauntlet glove at
postoffice on Saturday morning
please leave at Imel's store for its
OWNER.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-17

Interest will cease on the above
orders after Feby. q, 1909.
J. 7. ADKINS,
County Treasurer.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-17
FOR RENT.

We have q few farms Of from 40
to 60 acres for rent. Beet. small
grain end alfalfa land. Good i'm
urovemenks. Call at the American
Beet Sugar Co. Factory. Lamar. or
9. d. Browne. Farm Supt, Marvel
Farm, Granada. Colo.
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NOTICE DECENTRALIZATION
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Lamar. COLO

January 2s. 1909
n Minehouse. of Wiley, Colorado. who.
on May "a, 1907, made homestead entry
No Osib1. II. p. No; $3.50: for the .s south b
south Range AZ West Of the 9th Princi-
pal Meridian, has filed notice OF inten-
ton to make Final five year Proof, to
cd before the Register and Receiver, at
Lamar. Colorado. on the 2srd day OF
March, 1909.
Mcbride Foster. Sylvester C. Gears
Henry Bruhus. Ralph H. Minehouse. all
of Wiley Colorado.
JOHN A WILLIAMS,
Register.
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POLITICAL ANIMos'TlEs.

Another thing Gign~ Ferrero sid
tnst benure he aailed = thh:
"Ineua b one fRAng which l envy
you and Thu b the absence Of rancor
end hatred IN your political. social.
business end religious disp,tes- In
Europe when we are oppouents we
hnhe each other; IN America political
o. religious enemies can be personal
1rienk,D. Our rivalries are Of old. SO
deep seated, often the results q
blooda1hed; o0r vendaGkas ore fierce.
}mpaacAbse. SO oar - / have been
Able 20 Judge. you Americans Of to
day know nothing Of such bitter
sGtSe. And herein you sns hnppter
Nm We"
He has spoken before of the COM
par6Aave absence of hntned IN this
coWtry. Any reader who wants TO
know on what sort Of conditions are
based the haEreds which he depaoces
IN Europe 10 inWthed TO turn over che
paUA and road . letter from italy
about the Austrian domination Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina A day or
two ego It We h fhe papers that
Poland has fek toward Russia will
be recalled. Rssaia y full Il bates.
All Southeastern Europe oeethes with
ha&reds. the hatreda of peoples com
PEELED to submit to government which
they detest, or restrained from IN
flicting that kind of government On
uomeone else. Even England. where
heaa of freedom are advanced. has
incurred hatred from the irish on
grounds which impartial observers
ere coostrained to respect Only a
few Of u habiahl Americans realize
wherein we are better OF than most
folks. and 1t 10 useful to u to have
% observer Ike Signr Feguero como
end cell US. Presumably we are
. great people: undoubtedly we are
0rea&ly blessed. and should realize
It, the better to safeguard our bless
hcs.-Harper's Weekly.
Not the least Of the blessings for
which Americans may be thankful IL
that they do not take their politics
- seriously a. some Of the Euro
peons to whom Harper's Weekly re-
6maL For we are everlastimgly at the
political game: one campaign b no
sooner ended than we begin to get
ready Tor the neUt. Everybody goes
INTO It heart and soul. amd every-
body works htmscN into q state Of
mind before election day that makes
him fhmly convinced that the saliva
ton of the country depends On his
party's victory. 1t b quite the pro
per thing to hate the other fellow
On che other side. call him Disagree
able names. and say everything
mean shout him that can be drought
of. 80. .sY
But thank heaven, all this Is en-
firely kxsnsitory. with the dawn Of
the day a6ter election It vaniahes like
. summer cloud. The winner usual
~ manages to accept victory without
spbeang undnly pulled UP. and the van
pushed accept defeat with smile
End hope nor better luck neHt time.
Perhaps Il II the saving sense Of
hunor that Is found In the makeup
oe nearly every American: at any
rate It = our aalva*ion. for otherwise
With 20 much politics every ward and
pnecinct h the country would be the
center 81 Q fierce vendetta.-Ex.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-17

Conkey's Roup Cure SOC at Lamar
Seed Company. Makes Is gallons Oh
medicine. Save your fowlA
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-17
Notice Of Redemption
Of County Warrants.
Office Of County Treasurer, I
Prowers County,lColo.
Janv. 9th. 1909

Notice is hereby given that I will
redeem at my Office, in Prowers
county, all county warrants num-
bered as follows:
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-17

Going, golnG.-nH quite gone. Poul-
txymen get that Tree copy Conkey's
Poultry Book. Lamar Seed Company.
All remedies guaranteed.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-17

In the matter of the Estate of George
w. Keely. deceased
Notice is hereby given, That on Mon
day the Eighth day OF March. A. d.
1903, being one of the regular days OF
the March Term of the County Court
OF Prowers County. In the state Of Colo
RADIO. |. Barbara L. Keely. Administra-
trix of said estate, will appear before
the Judge OF said Court, present my
final settlement as such Administrative
pray the approval Of the same. and will
then apply to be discharged as such
Administrative. At which time and
place any person in interest may appear
and present objections to the same II
any there be.
Dated at amar, Colorado. February
BARBARA L. KEELY,
Administering of the Estate Of George
w. Keely, deceased.
CRANKY Hiliyer. Attorney.
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MONA
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You money back 4 L don't. Gives I'M
nediass relief from Heartburn. sour stom-
ach. stomach distress and 9ck headache.
so csals . large boz At
The uP-te-pats Drug Co.
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Music furnished for all occasions.
Prices reasonable.
Phone No. Red 1894 or address P. o.
Box Sol.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JOHN wRINCK. DE-
CEASED.
The undersigned, having been appoint
ed Administrator of the estate OF John
Wrinck. late of the County of Prowers,
by gives notice that he win appear be-
fore the County Court of said Prowers
In said County, at the March Term, 1908
of said Court Saturday, March 9Th, A.
ID. 1909, next, at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified and requesed to attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted
All persons indebted to said estate are
to the undersigned.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. this Bird
day of February, A. D. 1909
J. w. MORSE.
Administrator.
CRANKY Hillyer, Attorney.
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School Dist. No. 90, Gen. Fund.
3......Jan. %. 1906. $500. $50 90
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

CRANKY Hillyer Attorney.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-05-29
\ Thought for the Week.

lrvN liE VALUE or \ DOLLAR Is social Is
II~ ia created bN tocirty. Every man n}p l,r
49, moves into this city. with any ia .gh.ts .hle
talent ~ rNll IA him, gives 70 every man .'pr
In tho city a new worth. II talent is uny whore
born into the world. the community Of uutl.., $
enriched, aud. much more. with IA new dcrr,. II
pnhttN. The expenses OF crime. one OF tho g..t.
ctpN charges ot every nation. Is So far stopped
From Emrruun'a Essay on "Wealth
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-30

Glendale and returned 70 Milton. Il "a rumored
Mr.. Welch will engage at farming. Or trucking
and is negotiating for man Friday" to do the
work
Thomas r. Ingrahm is confined TO his-home by
a complication Of ailments.
Captain Henry Il. Elliugsworth a former cit.
zen Of this town died at his late home al Norfolk
Va, Of paralysis on Monday evening The 18th
inst. aged "A years, Captain Elliugsworth leaves
widow and several children, one Of whom is
John C, Ellingsworth Of this town de was the
brother or James Rufus and Willard Elingsworth
OF Milton aud Frederick Ellingsworth Of Phil
ade phia Interment was made a. Norfolk on
Thursday following.
Eli Burton Carey died at his residence near
town on Wednesday evening after protracted
llr ess superinduced by paralysis, aged 70 ears
Funeral services were held on sunday afternoon
at Reynolds N. p. church, by the Rev. McGi-
ton and interment made In the adjacent ceme-
terry. The deceased was a pensioner of the civil
War and caves to survive him a widow aud four
children. J. R. Atkins funeral director
William Vent died at,his home near Mi'ton
on Friday. Deceased was So years. months
and u days Old; aud death was the result Of
general wearing out OF Hie's machinery. Fun
sunday morning, and sepulture made in a pri-
vate burial ground on his home farm, by J.
Atkins emDalmer.
James street died at his home IN indian River
on Thursday, aged 81 years. Funeral services
were held at Harmony on saturday and sepu'-
iure made in the adjacent cemetery by j. r.
Atkins
Ellen NJ. Harmon wife Of Theodore Harman
died on Friday near Warwick. aged SO years.
The obseques were soiemnized at Johnson
Chapel, on sunday and the body inhlmed in the
near by Cemetery by R. Atkins
stanley S. Britt.ngham son OF Emory Britting-
ham died on Monday near Coolsprng, aged
year, months a d y days. Funeral at Con
neley's Chapel on Thursday, by the Rev. Ellis
aud burial IN cemetery near by. 5. J. Wilson
son undertakes.
William Russell Of near town is having his res
idence repaired.
Steamer Marie Thomas, is being again altered
and rearranged with the intention OF making
some other kind OF boat out Of her.
An old out building on the property of ihe
lat Joseph Oliver, that has been in a crazy cou-
dition for some time has fallen, much TO the
relief of many
Arthur wech Of York Pa, Is visiting his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. r. welch. he is accom-.
panied by his wife.
The pea huller at the Royal Packing Com
paaies works. that has been under cover duriLg
the winter has been put 10 position, ready for
the spring work.
Captain c. n. Atkins continues to improve
His CONDITION TO day Tuesday, is encouraging.
DAG.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-30
7REDERICA.

The long laeway leading from the draw
bridge is bee put 10 good condition. The
steamer r ie" brought load Of crushed
stone last W. for the work and has left for
another load. .ihhe Mill AZ the end OF the cause
way has beer0iaded and the dirt used on the
eauseway. Cticslius Stevenson the road over.
seer is superiu ding the work.
Samuel Bio bpm cashier Of the Pedrick-
town Bank has dgned bis position there and
has engaged ,ae automobile business. MI
aud Mrs. Bloci m are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Harry PattersoH
Mrs. Lizzie V ga,l "a having her residence
repainted whie has greatly improved its
appearance.
Trout are plen ii in our market at this
writing.
The Degree ofa,ochontas, Oneita Council
No.7 will ceiebraasts sixth anniversary on
May 4ih with ap1 alriate exercises.
ST. Taminas Da PIN be celebrated on or
near May 18th.
j. $. Campers lHence is being repainted
in attractive c0iot;. and Is improved in ap'
pearaRoe. q
A building is oeiua alsed over the saw mill
at the bridge and Il owners are getting ready
for business
Mrs. sadie Moore 40 has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. ". ID ne, aas returned TO her
home in Peekskin, sEY
Mrs. Barton a. 4 4 Va Of Queen Anne, Mds
are visiting Rev IA MIS-. Dashlell.
Robert W. Reyi who mas been confined
to the house all was able to come down
town Monday cN
Mr.. John CarNON on the sick list this
week. -,
Capt. Aaron HI, Is spending two weeks
with his family. dK
Miss Sadie Godwl ,rfAd Miss Beatrice Ma
loney are visiting 4 ames sipple.
Mrs. Daisy McMice - S visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomin ak.
Mrs. Ettie smithehe d Miss Mary sipple
are visiting n Phiacd this week.
Mrs. f. H. Dashien Mrs. Rachel Craig
we're Dover visitors o, -sday,
Mr and Mrs. Allan ;. b are spending sew
eral weeks in Milford. yei
Mrs DR.. Whitley ha r .rned from an ez-
tended visit to Milford. getown and other
towns.
William Iomlinson oened the bakery
this week aad mas secur az laker from Phil
adelphia to assist him in-td work.
On Tuesday Of this slight fire &C.
CURED in the carriage hou,, t W. C. Meredith
which was quickly extnlNi ned. a dearborn
and some straw were burns
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-30
MILTON NEWS.

rev. G. R. McCready who at the last session o
the Maryland Annual Conference was laid OF
Tor one year at his own request for health recup
Grafton will reside in Milton during this year
ID. W Last week he removed from the 2
Parsonage, Into the James A Belts property
formerly occupied by Robert Collins on Union
street North. Mr. Collins has removed in with
bis father in-iaw. prothonOtary n ", White, and
viii occupy the property during the year. Mr.
White will remove 20 Georgetown as soou as he
can fnd a suitable residence. Rev J. f.. smith
The "new" NJ 2 minister with bis wife removed
60 town on Friday and were received at the par
sonage by host Of members and friends Of the
church on sunday he preached bis first ser
mon, TO an unusually arge congregation.
It's said, "The Electric Lighting Company
viii at once install 1000 candle power arc light
al the Intersection Of ront and Federal streets
without any additional expense to the town 70
Generous magnanamous Electric Light Com
pany
The next meeting OF the Sussex County Bible
society will be held in Milton on the second
Thursday In April 1919. This announcement
may seem premature but it's IN time.
James Palmer Is having bis steam yacht over
hauled aud repainted at Milton Dock. Charles
Conrad is the painter.
Frank Manship Of PhusdeIphia is having the
property he lately purchased on Chestnut street
gepalated by Smith < Son
Mrs Fannie Davidson of wiminRten and son
are the guests OF their many Milton friends
The Draper Canning Company Of Slaughter
Neck, Is receiving cans for the years pack.
On Saturday evening Harry Tingle, colored
eas shot in the legs by Edward Bailey; MF
Bailey is a white man. aud with his family live
at the corner of Mulberry and Lavin'a Streets
Mrs. Bailey tells the following For two months
someone has been evesdroppiug around our
house and Of late have often seen Harry Tin
G eie creeping around after night Last Wednes-
day evening me and Ed hid IN the woOdshed to
watch And be come and Ed would have shot
him then but the dog got in his way Last Fri
DAY night he was around again when Ed shot
him But he didn't have many shot in the car
fridge. Mr. Baily says: hid myself in the
woodhouse on Saturday evening and just before
lhe train came Harry Tinge came to the back
window going 10 the back door. His face was
toward me and l shot at his legs. The first bar
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-30
ELLENDALE.

We are bow looking forward to Nay 22nd
when a genuine minstrel performance will be
given by the young folks Of our town and COM
munity. Much EFFORT is being made to make
the affair grand success every person WHO has
any dramatic ability is being trained Tor the oc-
ossion, and the music will be furnished oy tai.
ent from Georgetown The entertainment will
be held in school House Hall on May 22nd, and
the price OF admiss on viii be 20 cents. Don't
forget the date, come out aud enjoy a hearty
laugh.
Ernest Morris who came here from Greenwood
last New Years has left for parts unknown. and
we are informed left behind his young wife and
pair OF twins, and they are in destitute eondi-
ton and compelled to move here with her
grandmother, Mrs, Matthews. We sincerely
hope hat Mr.. Morris will soon return aid give
his family the support which they should have.
Another brutel case which should have the
attention Of Mr.. Stout Is Of some unknown per-
sou who threw lot Of young pupies in our
streets 10 cry aud distress our people. These
pups are OF the shepherd stock and about two or
three weeks old such au act is inhumane and
the offender should be searched out and punish-
ed.
several Of our citizens are busy unloading a
cargo OF ctNsueu Stone Tor the purpose OL lhgluB
concrete pavements about their homes.l
The young wife OF Peter Calhoun is ianger-
ously d with nervous proslration. at his home
near here Dr samson is. the attending phyS
clan and on sunday he called in DR.. Hopkin, Of
Milton for consultation.
our geHial and prosperous friend and neighbor
Mr.. George Webb is getting tony in his Old age,
and is erecting a large two story hout 10 his
home near town and IL will be marked I'M
provement to his highly improved and well cul-
tivated farm.
on Friday last both the WHITE and colored
SCHOOLS closed, aud a great day for all the teach
ers who were much affected as they bade 20
scholars farewell one young l3 year old lad sur
prised his teacher by reading farewell address
Wm Weich who has been principal here, has
been hired for another year.
we have just received kind letter from Prof
John D. Brooks in answsr to our remarks 10 last
weeks Chronicle stating his willingness to meet
Mr. Jones here in joint debate upon the ques-
tiol OF Consolidation Of Rural School Districts
or Free Rural school Delivery. DOW what has
Mr. Jones to say about this. let US hear from you
Brother Jones about 1t we are sure you will not
back out, but allow as to arrange a date ana a
big appreciatlve audience for you and see that
you have fair play.
on Saturday May 3th. the Glendale Church
choir will serve in schoo-house Hall baked
supper. also ice cream and cake; commencing at
3 80 p. m. and continuing through the even.
ing. PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-30
STAYTONSVILLE.

The stOrk visited the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Donovan last Tuesday afternoon and
left nice ten pound boy.
The bad weather of last week put the farmers
behind around here
There was a large crowd attended the flag rails.
ing and picnic held at JohnsOn's school house
last week. The speaking and sinRirg WIS fine.
The teacher, Howard clifton received much
praise for his good work dOue through the term.
On returning home one night last week, one of
our Oung mea heard rat In the setting room
stO e, he soon built fire aud roasted the rat, an
air tighl stove s queer rat trap but il held this
one just the same.
There was an interesting game of bali played
here asst Saturday afternoon when the Stations
val boys were defeated by The Harrington boys
with score OF 9 fO2
Scarlet clover is looking fine around this sec
ton.
There is quite a good deai Of new ground being
broke up TINS ear around here "CHiCE"
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-30

/ rel did the work and be let himself 90. The
second barrel didn't go Of Tinge says. He
was going along the street and seeing two girls
coming and not wanting them 20 see him he
lodged around Bailey's house The wO0dshed
where Bailey shot from is twenty feet from
where Ting'e received the shot. Be ihe facts as
they may.-and there is some mystery why Tin
gle should be prowins around Bailey house
Tiuge Is shot. though not badly wounded; and
Edward Bailey says he did it iOr the cause above
alleged There are the circumstances epitoniized
LR. Atkins has trimmed the Usage orange
her ge in front Of his lot near the end OF Milton
Lane
The prospect Of Thomas spencer pear orchard
ioI fruit is killed. So say connoiseurs in fruit
prognostication.
. fired Lekiies is building an annex TO his pro.
perty on Chestnut street.
Mrs. Eliza Vaughan has made decided i'm.
proyement to her home residence on Chestnut
street.
Schooner Edward v. Henderson, Captain Hen
derson Of Milford, loaded pilliug at Milton Dock
last week for Philadelphia
The last rains have badly washed the embank-
ments near the railroad track, west Of the Sta
tion.
The dogwood Of the wood and the sassairas Of
the field are in full bloom. They look pretty.
particularly the sassafras-to the farmers eye C)
Miss Sussie B. Davidson and Mrs. William
Morris, of Philadelphia. who were present at the
Golden Wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs j.. H. David
son. have returned 20 their homes
The beautiful panorama presented by the bios
SONS upon the apple trees is a sight worthy the
pencil OF ary artist, and carries us back In mem-
ory, to many years ago when
The apple blossoms kissed her hair
The daisies prayed her wreath them
All, me the blossoms still are there,
Bat she lies deep beneath them
Several acres OF timber land, near sand Hills
the property Of Mrs Hanna Hart were burned
over last week, and some damage done to the
growing vegetation.
Mr.. and Mrs David Wiltbank Jr,, OF Chinco
tesgue. Va, are the guests OF Milton relatives.
Mrs. Addie Hudson Of Philadelphia who has
been visiting her brother Charles q. Davidson,
has returned to her home
Otis L. Goodwin has returned from protracted
visit through the Eastern States.
Dr. p. W. Tomhnson OF Wilmington enroute
from Rehoboth to his bomei stopped over in
Milton between trains on Monday.
Prot W. H welch has closed the school