Bent County register. (Lamar, Colo.) 1886-1889, July 03, 1886, Image 2

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Bent County register., July 03, 1886, Image 2
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BEITS CO. REGISTER.
Kvery Saturday
BY THE RKt • ISTKK PL’BIJSHINU CO.
W. It. DAVIS, Editor.
t IiUAB B \ ! CBDAY, JUL)
St'BSCltllTloN K ATK>
l*er Year. fS.OU Six Month', fl.itt
Tlireo Month.'. .75 slu>eh* Copies*. .**,l
Wool is selling at eighteen cents
:i pound in Pueblo.
A cowlmv ti nned Murphy died .it
Coofidge last week.
All stringers speak of the advan
tage of the timber just north of town
to L unar.
The 1). 1%. (i. road have been
thrown out of time the past week by
\v ushouts.
The making of tissue paper:
flowers supplies the place of crazy ’
quilts now with the tallies.
Kansas, th - state of supposed pro
hibition and polities, has already
commenced their fall campaign.
Charlie Todd, of Dodge City, has
two teams at work here and is on
the way up from there with another
«*ne.
Quite a number of the Colorado
p-’i'ors are already favoring us with
an exy.|,. ul or»., f..r which we return
thank*-.
\ Lamar needs a furniture store, a
boot and shoe Store, a dry goods
store, a shoem ik<-r and a rirst
laundry.
J\Ve are now having what i<
knVovn as the r.iinv season in the
W vjMntains and frequent showers
Bkjiuiy be expected.
Keep a copy ->f the first few is
»ue* of the Keoistkk, they will
'bring to mind bits of history and
•yl pleasant memories in years to come.
W. 1). Shain made a flying trip to
Lau tar, Colorado, the great wonder
L of the west. !' i s pleased wHU the
L loi-atioti ud «.•»* - •* If be a city. ,
'
l*»t every matt t:i Lamar Work for
J.ainar Hud Bent <ayun»y. We are
bound to have a good town al l the
e lies county iu the state Av» •« -
kee; s idea pperißK*t vou>
ini
]lv reading the I* lo j - • ir
would bo led to b. ,• \« *l. « th-
I city aim s; dine on *i»al
'lit daily head line in tU
dorm t! r.i visited a wdk
terdvy afternoon i* said b*
settler to have been th
rere lat ever passed ovet
oiii|ty, and yet no serion*
was done. Wean evidently
h •vclone distrie*
TLack wag in the city Tne~-
iin i nsw< r o >ur query,
v^,: ■■ n.d of ; c: If crop does the
fOtvid ip show , su'd i* was hard to
tell at h s time, th different pa--
tes d L.red stoju d what the calf
<-rep vbrJd. be Ife was unprepared
roi*»ay >».t tiiought it would be fair
Thr nes-eni Kansas newspaper
men art tijoying . prosperity that ;
is Bomev'hat out of, the usual run of
luck wit mi ed tor and there are
none that how g-r-ater improvement
° r prosperity than the Kinsley Mer-1
‘ wry, wi b; H just out with a new
dtt'ss, ail dome print, nine column
fuli« >. W. Vandivert, the editor, ,
is emith «| t ( > much prais* for his
untiling energy ji bringing hi«
paper to tue top of the journalistic !
CMJk :
—1 —— l ;
e have a num\ r , f advo-’li**
tneiits promised us next weep am
' v, ’ > h l “ *ay to tk. business iue»
<>t La.,. lr j ( uillyeijuire the as
si?«tat.< t ( each one t<> secure a good
papei, you a |j :4 i’,ke belieftteJ
:uu\ no one ms QW t , t hci>
to pay for his bflix The
IKK w ill be published ) ..« in
I dance with the support, it
and 011 business principles—it can 1
! do no other way.
M. H Canfield, M A Knight |>.
i (i. Uadiff, A. Deiter, G. li.
Fred Lee, M. M M.block, » p,’
Spraig, J-. I>. MoLauirblin. Butler
Bird and Mrs. Wier all made b|» a
! partv that arrived here from Winter
j set, lowa, last Saturday. Sever*i .»f
the gentlemen named have ’taken
claims and will come here to tftav.
the others will return to lowa wiere
their opinion of the country is
waited by persons who wish to ccnn
west and will rely on what is told
them by these gentlemens This party
is made up of good reliable men.'all
of whom we would like to have re
main with tis, but a part of the partv !
have interests in lowa that it wolld
not pay them to leave. Their \isit (
here, however, will result in tntch
•rood to the town ami oonnty, for
their report in many respect* willlhc -
favorable which will induce oticr
<g 1 men who are desirous of semr
inij a home in the west to come hen*.
Til conversation with one of ilifp*
gentlemen we learn that there ,t;*
men where they came from who wil.
to eoine to this conn fry t«> engage p
mixed farming, depending prim- |
pallv on the raisinix of a good claw -
•of cattle, sheep or h wses, oiiv
trying to raise feed for their »toc.
To all such undertakings 1 hen pro
erly man acred, we can say by th ,
’ admission of everybody -icqnainttl
with the country, that siiccn* immi !
to follow. I'nless a farm lies undr
an irrigating ditch the raiding >f
crops in this country at this timet*
an uuoertaintv; w»* mean by thr,.
the seasons can not be relied* on oq
vear with another, hut mixed lam
y iug is a s ire thing and can be relie j
. on iu wet or dry weather, what i‘,
, kno \n as the rain I wit, ha* bee ,
gradually coming west w ith eaa
year- *<**.Vf first settlement * 4
Kama* until now . . >;;dge, on ti ,
Kansas Colorado line is put ' -vs*
as in a farming country independent !
j «*f irrigation, Lamar i« bui thirty two
mile* west of j j if thev
• lb i* • rain V rt>p» the
time i-i n*tl; • disi ... w’a-M o vi <
, cinitv *• :li ho known as an ag'icol
t*\rul country. We have tie me
to prodin c anything that w ill grow
;u t!-. » climate provided we get thr
ra*n ini *l. 1 con sidering the we-feri 1
lra\ *f the r ain belt through Kan
sas ri‘ w to the state line there is tu
' • • loubt, but wI * u , »ngj .
our i « will »e seasonable, which
uill make this country the equal of
auv garden spot on earth. 1
DENVER DAILY NEWS.
•*U«' I>Hi ly s>*< of nftv-*.:* col tout- htfe-a
eM9cit) U r r**«.Una mutter.--qua! otU.‘ law I
’*■ Aft- paper*. It aim# i*# furrl-L ni' ihe 1
”5 ” V‘ a*V minilen: in drti.il, Pon .
i ci«' Monn. It Ud. v<vt* ut wi> tKn • i,i
*-*»* **»> »'» Colorado Interest,. RwuAlziw »
tn-r U d-that w~
ft alt nr--a fai lmprtut. and «
o*p Hl -tr* i„ minemi L
uient* hicii 1-een p* itemed r . th- nubii.- e
tl»*- lejultX of work lu <■•••«• of the
I -tap »*iid y-Hlitr hU*or nor « \peii**- Hill lx*
I n, ' , '?4x , u i '*’* r “ £ tht » *’*’» » »na aoiirt* Of
i ‘“V’C pn,u,i -“ « ju,. ( v entJ
led *•> T. • >r«-p|.„pr.Jj' d- tin-Imp. >r i
! 1
1 i ’ i
day In f , • yen every I
-:i : 'jerk 41 -?}
iSSSeuSSS \ h
■
<
| rej» >rtrt Tlx b-« . ... r * I h
I L ol ";' ,s i d «p* u * s "*« i»«- *'#- MtrVtMi Si
[by ti.* brnlue..,. n. .-t • x JS 9 ! i
I will ctmUnne i i ni»\ , , e '
the Ufett Kansas flty. Ofc, _• * . , ’ ,
aa *'ell a» »«>cai oik :. rior» » .. * '
Till? DA/r.T \i i -
Oil- Vfar by mall
!Mt month- :,y maj
THE VU.' KI.I X, A ‘ |
• «ni* year by mail
Six month-! by in. ,t , |
8. inp • cop esof - -he , „
id' o Vll t o »*m u »»l- itl
NFM - PRINT SI CO.. *en
XiX jgL <p>
LOSCK £ESUHTEB
" n d
S^tOOES.
SOUTH SIDK OK KAIL IiiJVD.
Open day and night. Fhe liquor
ami eie-trs.
L ' mar. 1-3 C •form o.
LAMAR
HOJSE.
Mrs T. E. Stop*, Propr.
(South M iiiLntroot.)
! First Class in kvkt I'aiith i ui:.
i TERMS REASONABLE.
LAMAS . ..COLORADO
(fill) Ihiig Store.
£Q*u*s-?i .t ee>„ JSLoss.
J'nre and Fresh
D nigs.
Paints,
Oils and
II 'indaw Glass.
Cull an<l see »-•
Ciiiimr, l-:{ Colorado.
TV/T V,N <- »TItKKT T IVKIM .
■iVL MS Oii;m J jiveim
Fred and Sale
Stable.
Hearn <5 - Gh ipnuin,
(Pi opriotors )
'«rtTH sIDK OK RAIL ROAD.
LAMAR, 13 COLORADO.
AiEO. F. JOSE r M. ROTVT
A M AIL r \i:i
|j A v\lAll M JLtl j
*3 XX Jj Vi)
Fr-.nt > . > ..(A .stil.-.
DIUUS CIIKM U'AI.S, ST A
riONAKY.
Fasiti C:rt':, !i£d uiPucj
ir."-:: Tu Pijtr,
Prv*t-nj*ions accurately com
pou/ule I <iav or night.
LAM Af»*. 1 COLORADO.,
Or. W. K, McMullen.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
V-in Mreit, ■ " iK'lrtte D«*j»ot.
LAMAIf. M CQUR.AHO
T. Jb F K. H. R.
When tray t< r >«Mlf||, bti*ln-4» nr
plenum*, tnk th* "H 4: »i.h I,lnc" r,. r «•(
i «£>»*' na r« ‘ • *». «*'*r»h - r Mouth.
, o°?* b . J,> " ‘ lOiportant points In
r Unite.ls aw mb.! ac» it* ho.! M. *l.
I. Hie. .*1 to • *’innr ou
H»e dally l*i Imna "* are < ar ser\ lw ind
thfi dlni iff »ta <iti« (N r ate l and contra; len!
oy n:<'oni| ntyare t< wel Lnoan 10 ti tle
coin me it *ftry.
W . F . ' Vlins.ti I*, and t \
T- j.eka. Kjuum.*.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
For a rod ihial ifr. •„ t|,c French
kitchen. j. 4
llegnla 11 1 abort or.l. i m-a -at ,
th- French kitchen. i t
First civs lunches at Tie French
k tchen auy time in / e <lav or
1-4
Wine 4, .honors ami ri-.ant, at the
> ench k tchen. 1.4 1
if« SR & Opp*« French kitchen i*
f o place to get what you want and
rJ L»r only what you order. 1-4 !
- We have for rale f. new half
tidiuni Gordon pi ess. tf
J. W. tiRAHAM. —o— U. K. COOPS
G-raliam Cooper
0
REAL ESTATE AGENTS^
And Land Locators.
Locating Stock Ranched a Specialty.
LAMAR, -o- BENT COUNTV, -o- COLORADO.
| —Locate Sealers on Government Lands in Colorado.— i
a« Att<'iUoa^l\ t-n lo all l>u> <>»« the t •» l.*n*l Ofllre
Refer 1.. Kl'WK* TV H \NK i. o.lrn Oltj . Ran.*.,
■ - 1 ~ h . '
• jUicl)iiioiuV-A--Dunbar. •
LiV9 : Stock: : Brokers,
(Di vf.W \LL KI\M OK UVh A Sl*K<l \|.T>
Main office, 124 K«- ave . Pueblo, Colorado.
Briieht.ffi.i- in Kkoistkh Lamar, Colornilo.
J. F. ETSLETT,
House tnd Sign
F-A-IKTHSTO-.
I’npor llanuns
and (ilazing.
Ordn* rtlU*d ••*«! <fc< aiih prompt
»nil dltpi tch. HI tuNrantrrd ilr»t
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MOUTH SIDkOK R.\/liO|l>
oiloredo
Board by l I
•* .t ni*» houM‘,ftinii{iedfrfn
loj» t<> hollo in jith
WJETW GOCBS
Every attention wll lie
|iaiil t<> suests and tin Ta
tile set with the lies the
Market a fiords
l-3 ■
J. W. BISHOP 4J0..
* snOasn J
fisa! Estate
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S|>cdil 'll* ilium j'jveu t hK’atitio
oov kknmbnt CLAI.K h j th
handling of city oropert)
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iHOP. I
of Rail Road
-VH Kinds of Repairins
)one Promptly.
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