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WEST WASHINGTON, b. C.,
-.0 JANUARY 1S 1892
Notice is hereby given that the tnership hitherto
existing h. CupIerthte & Co. lknOwn con-
NEC1ICUT PIE co. las been dissolved by mutual
consent from the LIST day OF January, 1897 The bus
will be continued at tie cid stand, 3I.J9
by H. CopI sr,hIe. VINO all debts of late
hrm aud to whom ali bills must he paid
II. COPPERTHITE.
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MONEY TO BUY HOMES.

kMoNEY TO BUY HOMES.
\ new plan. Does not cost more than rent.
Death terminates all payments and the home
ie.ongs to Your family free from membranes.
PAi NENTSca can be made monthly. quarterly,
bali yearly or yearly Tor a period of hve, ten,
fifteen or twenty years as the applicant may
choose.
ONLY PRUDENT WAY TO BUY HOME
on IHE lSSlALLMENT PLAN and secure
to your Ian.Ily IN event of your death.
For Iuil partic ulars apply to
ROB'T NORRIS. Geu'i Ayt.
United security Lite Insurance and
Trust Company Of Pa,
6J7 14tn ST. II. W.
Capital 81 .OO0. GOO. Full paid. jalG-lm
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CAMS
MANN 9TH CREDIT HOUSE.
sel6 sle S2l and s23 7th Of. ".
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81 LaEEs LAMFS All + FAEE II PRISE PRIcE
LAMPS at nall prre.
LUGiIs at hat Irrre.
LAMPS Al HALF PRICE
LAMPS 4 T HILF PRICE
La. l5s at hall price.
Lamps az hair price.
LAMPS AL HALF PRICE
LAMPS A 4 HALF PRICE.
lgInps at halt price.
Lam I,s at la IN.
LAMPS Al HALF PRICE
LAMPS AT HA LIZ PRICE
LaIlIi- at half price.
LAMPS III hdty yrice.
LAMPS Al HtlF PRICE
- LAMPS " HA LF PRICE,
Lamps at halt price.
Lamps at hGif price.
LAMPS AZ HALF PRICE
LAMPS TT HILF PRICE,
s. 8. SHEDD& BRO. LAM is at half price.
49, 9TH ST. Wv. Lamps at hGtf price. ja19
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"wILSON WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGKsPIRE. DAUPHIN CO.. Pa.
This celebrated WHISKY. most carefully and slowly
yeasted. mashed. ieruGened and distilled from the in
valuable health giving ChalyDeaie waters and co;ce
small Grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts OF Pennsylvania and Maryland, and rpened
in heated ware houses. sea voyaged and aged in the
salt OF Bermuda Tie oxides Of iron and
their hO!oos Sats found III the waters from which
this Whisky distilled render this Whisky invaluable
and unequG!ed tonic and reiuvenator 10 those in
need OF Strength vitality and yigor.
See certificate Of Prof 1onry Of the Baltimore Med
ica College:
1T is PURE. FREE FROM FUsEL OIL. AND
CAN THEREFORE, BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED
FOR MEDICINAL USE. IT'S HIGH COLOR Is
DUE 10 lHE IRON PRESENT.
''wM. P. TONKY. PHI D.. Chemist"
This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following
GroceIs aud v lolesaie Liquor Dealers:
Io;kalon Wine Conpany. ola i4th st. NV
E sTsan i4is Es New Yor ase wanna ave-
sn Mheer cor cor 'i 18th iiin and siaha AVE.
siaihem s. ii set sioedard S.' cor @ 18th and sis. NV
yss i, DsnnslIyi St 5 ssS }l5 I;iI and stsn~
k0a's $Gisht. $9aaiinf ia 81! i4tl l st. ia W."
BeonaId M6pGs GsSs aS. IN f6 ana and KS sts
y. Ellis. cor. ID and SITS. Sc. Capitol HILL
h,Pos"s 9SynH; Hsass @ s 4 eeotsSwn ss
Also the .ollow hotels ana Restaurants:
Hotel johnson. Arlington. ArDo, Welker National,
Metropolitan tiggs House. Harvey's.
s. h. Marshall, 49, ST. E.w
S AIuan, 3l6 9Th 81. NV.
Geo. W. Driver UUJ Pa. ave, NV
OsoOrne h Hoban. corner 9TH and @ sts. NV
L. kulie, Jr.. l4.3 q ST. n
Chas. A. Echstein, l4l2 New York ave.
J. Frank johnson, ssS ID st. NV.
James II. Costello, 4UO 10th H.. w,
Boutwell, 4 Paine. 10 18th st. NV.
l.. l.. Jordan. 81! 9th 81. n W.
John Burke. cor. 9Th and SITS. sw.
J Il DeAtey, IL Lenna. ave. NV.
Mrs. John koss. 500 9TH It. NV
Win. Miliis. liy i:.th ST. u ".
Henry s. Llchau, cor. 9TH and n SITS. NV.
Z: Gerstenberg, i343 PenIIa. NV
W. I. Wall. 1868 7th st. n w.
Thos. BannagaD, lGU9 I.th st. NV
Brill kubsnsten. cor. OIL and Z sta NV
L. kolb. S11 St n. ]. j Farre I'd and Sta A. O.
John Well, cor 9th and II sts H. W.
John tl,zinorris. 2l1 9Th st. NV.
hugh Cosgrove. 2lS 9Th st. n. W..
VIM Neison ~ and ID SIS NV
Alexander Buionchio, l4th and d sta nv
+. h. McMahon, 6u5 18th st. n. w.
I. W Heygster. wv pennsylvania ave. NV.
l. Newmeyer. cor yth ana pennsyivania ave. q. ".
W. ]. Costello U04 q ST. n. ".
Faber's Caie 39h st. NV.
L. W. Morgan. LIS sd st. GEORGETOWN. d, G.
John y Lang Bro ,S2O6 n st.. Geor,etowu. .. @.
Meridian Club. l120 81. NV
Metropolitan Club. 18th and II st. NV
John Chamberlain. 18th anu st. NV
Ask for WILSON WHISKY
THE ULMAN GoLpsBoRoUGH CO..
no24-eo3m Dstillers Baltimore. Nd
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k~ESTABLIsHEDM MARCH, 1891.
GENESEE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER,, y. y.
SHARES, 800 EACH.
Monthly payments, 6Uc. per share.
SGJe WASHINGTON OFFICES:
And HENRY A. CADY. President.
Profitable heai ta'e''ii ii'h st.hw.
G.wARFIELD SIMPSON, Vice Prest
"" H'oo@ Merchant Tailor. ssh and g sts H. W.
Sells user. GEO. T. PARKS. sec'y and Treas'r.
Real Estate Broker GA T st. n. ".
Inrestigdte GEO. A. PROVOST. Attorney
Whitaker x Provost $40 St. u. W.
And You
DIRECTORS:
Will Buy. Vim. c. Mertz, Geo T. Parks,
j. B. Bocock, +. L. Parks
John =. Garrison, JAS A. Jordsn,
W. L. Gapen, q. W Simpson,
j. L. French, Geo. A. Provost.
Call send to Office for descriptive circulars &c.
GEO. T.. PARKS. Sec'y ami Treasr.
taS-lm 6li 4 st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E@SCOTTISH RITE-MITHRAS LODGE OF
Perfection. Stated meeting at the Catbe-
dral on January 10 at O'Clock p. m. sharp
;sis-ss st. " A H. HOLT. aad Degree. Secretary
~wASHINGTON NAVAL r. A. CHAPTER.
~ No. ga stated convocation will be held
at : pm. TUESDAY, 18th. GEO. SCHULTZ, Sec.
ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
- OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
(No connection with any Incorporated society assun
ing the same name.t
As provided for in its by laws and as designated by
ITS executive committee. the regular annual meeting
of this society. be held the thiri Tuesday JAN
uary Of each year." will be at e. A. r. Hail. 1412
Pennsylvania avenue, JANUARY 49, 1892 at 7::SO y.
m to eject officers and members OF the executive COM
mittee and to transact other important business.
NOTE.-Admssion by trade card of this society.
l.. WANDER OEF.
ja1S-2t Chairman Of Executive Committee.
RTHE GRAND TENT. INDEPENDENT
~ Order of Rechabiteso OF District of Columbia.
will convene in annual session WEDNESDAY. 10th
instant. in Bunch's Hall sth near st. n W., at =
O'Clock p Ill. The prompt attendance of all officers,
past officers representatives and past represe
OF the Grand Tent hereby earnestly requested as
business Of vital importance to the order will be pre-
sented for action thereon
+. l. sALKELD. JAMES C. LEE.
%~THE ANNUAL MEEiING OF THE
stockholders of the Washington Gas Light
CoIpany will be held at the oftise Of the company,
1892, election OF directors during the
ensuing year The polls will bo open Irom l.. O'Clock
m. 20 j O'Clock pm.
jai4-iot CHAS. B. BAILEY. Secretary.
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chines to give the highest degree OF satisfac-
lion. particularly caution those having old Of
make against allowing them to be adjusted else
where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, where none
hut genuine parts used and only the
receive .tnmediat ne attention.
my26Ath,aH <31 Oh q. nv,
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@~sEE SHERRY FOR ENGRAVING. 623 ST
- Ja1
E~ALLEN c. CLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Buys and sells Realty
Collects Rents.
Nexotiates Loans,
Places Insurance,
ADJUSTS faxes.
That he has the cooperation OF energetic aud
experienCei assistants.
business solicited
ja6-1m co. st. NV.
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-SsEE SHERRY FOR PRINTING. 62a ST.
49, 1a7
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K~kLDucI,oN IN PRICE.
The order Of the day: A determined
effort to have clear counters for the mag
nihcen: now goods for spring. There is
no excuse to 20 poorly dressed when
such prices as the following quoted
toyou:
What we have left of all our 81. SS. 80
and so Enxhsh Trouserings will
make up for So. 80
. Scotch SuitIgs that were $50 and S35
20 for s23
II. LOSANO SON.
LmDoTtinO TdiiGrs.
iat6-3t St}S st, NV.
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RSNOTICE OF COPARTNERSHiP.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT. CHAS. G. PRESCOTT.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT L son
Most respectfully announce that they have this FIRST
UstJ DAY or JANUARY. 1882 entered into . CO.
partnership
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
And have succeeded the business which has been
long and successfully conducted by the senior member
OF the trm in the
KELLOGG BUILDING,
1916 F 81. NV,
Where, by strict application to and rompt and faith
!ul dispatch of business. they hope to merit and do
most earnestly solicit. public favor.
RIAL tSTA1E BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HOUSES GEaTED.
RENJS COLLECTED,
In fact everything done that within the scope
OF real estate dealings.
Mr.. EDWARD y. LEWIS. who has been the prin-
cpal tr Jlu. 4. PtescI tt for the eght
years, continu, with The New hrm charge Of the
sales department.
L. ". joyce. Salesman.
JND. A. PRESCOTT,
CEAS. &. PRESCOTT,
Eeai Estate Brokers,
KELLOGG building,
ja1-lm l4l6 r st. Ii.
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THrscoNc
YOU. READ 1T.
IT'S ABOUT SEW
ERAL THINGS
IN WHICH YOU
ARE IN TE R.
listed.
AN EASY wAYTo
FURNISH YOUR
HOUSE
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GosPtClAL RATES TO CASH CUSTOMERS.
-. Satisfaction guaranteed or money cheerfully
returned. AMEklCAN ICE AND COAL COMPANl.
Main office S. W. cor. 10th and Telephone. 4S6.
Call red for and coal orders. Branch Office
COZ Pa. n. L. NJ. WILLIS, Manager. jal6
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THE THREE iNFiNiriEs.

The vast remote blank darkness Of tho
skies.
Where silence Saiaeth the Immortal
or wheeling stars in awful COM rAnics,
White whispers on ,hc hls Of ancient
Time
The hollow waste Of the unfatliom'd deep
Where no sound Is, ard light is but a
CLEAN
Lost in dim twilight shades, where never
The dyins RAYS nom daytide's golden
dreaui-
TIE dark, obscure, n,ys,esiou, haiaan
Where iierse ,idss sbb and aav for sver-
Where thought. aad yiyeaa's and hopes for
For raii os heyeu on some ansaoSn
shofp-
Q, vast qbysh. more deep than starry
More aw}ai ihan ibe mldsea's sonndic-a
-wlI,iam slisrn ia llasners Mssasiae,
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04
THE PREssYTERlANs ADJOURN

Close of Memorable Session ut Port
land- Oregon.
The Presbyterian general assembly Monday
morning listened TO areport Of the special com.
mittee appointed TO prepare a paper dlsposins
of the Briggs case, following up the decision
of Saturday, which was adopted, remandina
the case back to New York for new trial as
soon as possible.
The work Of the Presbyterian general as
sembly was completed on the alst. The first
topic of interest concerned the Worlds Fair
in disappearing the articles styled -'Parlia,
ment OF Religion \ mass Of overtures frora
the presbyteries and synod on Sunday open,
ing led to the adoption Of a resolution to tEt
effect that If the fair shall be opened on Tho
Sabbath the exhibition Of the Presbyterian
church shall be offered on condition thatit bq.
closed on that day.
A resolution was adopted saying: "Our
church holds that the Inspired word as 1t came
from God Is without error. The VOW Of orii-
nation recognizes that the Bible is the onl,
infallible rule Of faith and praetlce:n and Il
was recommended that those officers Of the
church who have ceased to hold this view
should seek congenial place outside of the
Denomination without visiting sog discipline
a. the afternoon session IN earnest pies ~
aeiirsrance hy the asseuhiy against the pr5e
tIee cf iynehiug negroes IN his
zovai -Sunti4 mel
with decided apo.
|. The COMMITTEES Of Conference Of Theoloz-
ieal seminaries was announced as follows.
Doctors HAYES, YOUNG, Blainey sfaeh.nore.
Moore, Bartlett, Hayley, Holmes, Wilson; FL
ders, McDougall, Cineinuati; McCook, New
York; Gray, Chicago; Bonnor, Indianapolis;
JOY Detroit; Neslee, Pittsburg; Knox, Min
neapolis.
An amusing scene occurred upon the intro
duetion OF resolutions calling the attention Of
ministers, elders and students to the evils of
the tobacco habit. Finally the resolution
passed. After the adoption of the usual COM
plimentary resolutions the 10th general as
sembly was dissolved
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stole a strset Car Line.

Charles II. Lawrence, who has been en-
gagged in the jewelry business at Erie, Penn
sylgania, for a few weeks under the name Of
Charles Ingersoil, was arrested Saturday bv
the Sheriff Of Loekport, New York, and taken
back 10 stand trial for stealing a part Of a
street car line In that city. Lawrence year
ago came from the East and was elected man
ager of the LocSport Street Car companyis
lines and while changing it from a horse
power to electric moter he sold the cars and
part Of the track, it is said, and appropri-
ated the money, amounting to several thou
sands OF dollars. He was arrested and in
dieted for grand larceny, but managed to get
away before trial He was followed to Mem
phis, and from that point led the officers a
long chase. He is a young man and very
\ and cool
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04
western New. Notes.

Nearly all the young people of Grand juno
tion got married last week.
The commencement exercises of the Colo
rado Agricultural College will be held at Fort
Collins on June 9th
The train men on the Santa Fe road in New
Mexico are having bad time with tramps
lately as they are very numerous.
Chas. Hudspeth, the colored man who
killed Reuben Miller at Fremont has been
convicted of murder in the second degree.
A boy of Il and girl of IA living near
Delta started to elope few days ago, but as
they couldn't get license they gaye up the
plan.
Chas. Powell Of Aspen has heen sentenced
to jail for one year, having been found guilty
of involuntary manslaughter for killing Brad
Davis.
a Mexican couple called at luasss Meeller's
oiilee 1t san Mareial and requested that they
be married, but after sonle inquiries it was
discovered that ire man already had one wife
liEinE, and the woman husband
Denver A'sglSets-Eggs, ranch 1se, state
Ice; latter, best creamery soa25e daily lie;
Nay upland baled sIl,9sia, second bottom
Szs9. alfalfa 500; wheat s1,ao; corn, bulk
70, ssseked sl.O5; oats, st.a8, sacked Sl.30;
-stoes soc; cattle, choice steers $500
Sa.75 COWS sf.90@s2.65, native feeders 81. 30
g ~, hogs, choice 81. 85Gl4-s5.
linda Anderson, a 12-year-old girl of Colo
rado Springs, was run over by a bakers wagon
n few days ago and badly hurt. She was
severely bruised on the leg where the horse
stepped on her, and her arm and shoulder
laeerated where the wheels went over them.
Her head was also bruised. She fell directly
between the wheels and almost miraeulously
escaped Injury in any vital spot
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04
UNREST IN ROME.
The New Cabinet Tries to Resign hut the
King Objects u

On the 25th signor GanIette, tho new prime
minister, announced to the chamber Of depu-
ties that the members Of the cabinet had ten
dered their designations to King Humbert,
but that his majesty had refused to accept
them. He therefore asked the chamber to
pass the most urgent bills now before It, and
to grant the government vote on account
for the next six months
The prime minister's announcement caused
great sensation. 1t is generally taken to
portend that the dissolution of the House is
imminent
There is no doubt that the resignation Of
the ministry was precipitated by the vote
taken In The House yesterday on the question
of confidence in the ministry. The result was
victory for the ministry, but the margin was
so close that had thirty-eight who had abb
stained from voting east their votes against
the government the ministry would have sus-
tanned defeat The new cabinet was only
definitely formed on May Is, and It's practical
overthrow has, therefore, been matter of
only few days The preceding eabinet, at
the head Of which was the Marquis Di Rudlni,
was defeated by majority Of eight on May )
on its demand for vote Of confidence.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04

ofhers, ., ,''iT hnt she never
Of ii.s seliislinef tiusif Ma
And everyl3a
Staniey-lovs ths
accounts Tor Ha- -.
OF pity-Harry sgsl
ever since can ias,g
that honest Eir Ia
lnc. g4v III
Margaret was e,r.. /
now. A.-4 !
Poor Harry he la, \
these years. woni.-a ~ IL
s. y. en my account HI i3
my toye Whe cant n
stead Of my selfish r,,.,'.' .9le
Hat au hoar af,.
canle doms Htar,s 49, i ls1
q isc serribis or5r7i ,t q
she had pazi. a5s
@@s . ttilie paler tliaB as'''i
Sue took 80 uos 4nr.
his friend who We4 .+et
passed oiit on tss i..sf-- i, ~
one Of tiie rustgrtl.1 g
The s'ist rays oi I..5.
away. when d loos -
PC gravel walk sbs -.
s,it sAe knew uho VS. ~
other moment aal
man .,,, came up ias st,Ts
Weli. 'rare p.ts Ab.
sitting hsrs al aaas
smihngiy
m siad you've ss
sni.i -iie, q.iia.lr s. r1t-H5-,
You arr giai IT.. ~,
Ms'y. has anyti.trs -.
Harry s brown EYES as.. -.
her face.
hung her heed
al2-e.e vbas ln-4s~s
X Mearl- Hairy fH
iai sac, ! n.H euiu- 10 t-rs,
-, - ! lon taiaE sl
"Ah Aia- atlast a,.l
siasrssi hes ~ DE anna
Il
ssvn'sT Eu-ror s 4sa
baud. wat,ns tor Ha.-ra
tac rosebud tl h's autt-
MS itlt5a scr bsE a1
aioiss 5gitsiuur gaaf
eot eas lzag .u'.y
Snu q. AaEo ta I-sgnt5 s.v-,
ffaa @1ou, stan. s18 .ar
Hs ras abeat sa-a s- s
her ao-,.s made ti-n st0F d,
~ aat's = tha'. 1'
You tgnst learn 90 a.. ss-s
out me. ! am su5n- 20 z.s-7
Baymund
N,1s be erzia d
heari save s eusa2 b1-
He was Ceug fu Lore
loved her iie eauzas srz u
.3Ia.- yuu gaEa zsA n
Ycu say. rou tr.oce 90 .1t--r 4
net marry 0aSnct
Aarsaras Shook l,f hs1 ss.,
was sorry Tor Asr a51 I'D
yrns aii She iaI E- hsai rrs
aElu, @ni looklnr up 1
'~tsuiev. you EfrgT as 9s II
What might have tssa
'hc map I've prom arl % 1sr
stAuley Rurrouz asl.c. "a
lsts rasTett,T1 A;s loss
.s'1f u ali sal sae.ts 1f fts-sasfgz
tae z4ti ir-' aFs tise-.s I'D
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04
relegraphie nrevitle..

Sidney Dillon Is very sick man and prob
ablyeanuot recover.
The Durham miners in England have is
fued manifesto which is a complete defiance
to the owners.
The Chicago walters have decided to strike
for an increase In wages during Democratic
convention week.
Canada and Newfoundland have buried the
hatehet and removed the discriminating duties
against each other.
All of Deemings statements, letters to the
press and other documents written by him,
are to be destroyed.
Indiana suffered from one of the heaviest
rainstorns on record on the31st. Several per
sons were drowned.
a vicious Newfoundland dog ran amuck in
Chicago few days ago and bit large num-
Der of school children.
The governor of South Dakota has issued a
quarantine proclamation prohibiting the tax
ing Of cattle through the state.
Archbishop ireland began his return jour.
ney from Rome on the LIST, but he VIII, on his
way pay visits to both France and England,
A negro who robbed a store at Gray Court,
South Carolina, OF so worth of goods was
taken from the officers and lynched on the
30th
Fred Gebhardt has established Keeley in
stitute of his own at Babylon, Long Island,
1t will be in charge of physician from
Dwight.
Twenty-four Mexieans have been found
guilty of violating the neutrality laws during
the late Cara revolution by the court in ses-
sion at San Antonio, Texas.
r-f.. .tt..s-,.,- ftar,,.1 - N.,.- -
filed IN Information againss ne Rea.ilag COM
hlne He asks for an iniunetsoa 70 restraia
the carrying out Of the deal
Tho Missouri Supreme court tas rcallrmed
the decision Of the cir-sss tourt Ii tie case oi
Treasurer Noiand, clnbezzler, and he saa sen
teneed 70 TN years Imprisonment
Unknown riiscreanfs poisoaed TIE weIl Of
James Caraway, near Evansville, Illinois, anz
it was with difficulty that the lives of his fnni
ly were saved after they had used ii.
Western coal agents in session in New York
City advanced the price of egg, nut and chest
nut coal 25 cents ton. 1t is probable that
Eastern prices also will be advanced.
Four soldiers were fatally injured at Chal-
ons, France. They sat down on a chest of
gnupowder and began TO smoke cigareues
Alnrest Instantly an explosion occurred.
ohas. II. seymour, prominent Cleveland,
Ohio, man, died recently aud it has just been
found thai the cause of his death was blood
poisoning from cut by barber's razor
The third anniversary of the Johnstown
food was observed on the 3lst. part of the
being the unyeiiing of monu-
ment 70 the unknown victims of the disaster
a jury at Chicago has decided that the
chief Of police had right to seize the an
arehists' flags as he did on May day. The an
arehists were trying to have them restored to
them
Two factions of Chinese Highbinders en-
gagged in war at San Francisco on the 1st,
Footing in a reckless manner across the
Get at each other. Several were killed and
-ed-
aivation Ariy Of San Fruueisco has
a cavai-N corps for sffsst,Itare
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04
ed States is co.

ed States Is con :
are certainly at a
Lave all of them that
are. and it would not be
here the bars should be
.ust them SO eifectually that
ID be forced to conclude tha;
IS inhospltable as the rest OF
lrld. The thing for the an
sts to do is to set up for them
. in some unlnhabited land and
; make bombs and explode them
heir hcrrs's content
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04

TIE fashions OF the day and our
false ideas of success in life make our
people money mad They are in a
hurry to enjoy fortunes made without
work. Instead of patiently and con-
tentedly sticking to occupations which
are productive and useful. men are
watching for opportunities holding
out the promise of sudden wealth.
stock rambling is alluring and it is
nsuectable than ordinary
ee. It attracts the So
es of society, en-
Is the many.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04
EaE bread that DC Massachusett

LIE bread that the Massachusetts
perative eats has been made from the
,ur OF the Northwest which in turn
.sas ground from Western wheat.
The mills OF New England take a
great part Of the cotton of the South.
1t is useless at this day to say that
what viii harm one section OF the
country will not indirectly all The
United States form an interdependent
rs well as an independent nation. and
sectional feeling on public questions
should be severely censured.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04
II WAS rAE WRoNa *
Tho Littta parjJrzs Hzsssz
Thought Thay Cs4s aaa
WITH FStuf.

Tho Littis parUrzs ws.lraj
Thought T1ay Ca4s Aaa a
@tth fSiua.
Taurpwslys q ;reusai 1lg -1s,sas|
/ excitement ia q proma, 4Rssl
on Chestnut street nsss Irs4 4
afternoon. says tbv u
cord 4 iasr maid. sirpli,t, ess
street with n la-7e m1sli.i sssstl
iss store for soda ll8a 80
crowded. and amoaE T.
were tHo other ladies alsA,w
dogs.
The Other dos vr-a -
smaller than rhs mastl' ri
lighting calculation thsy
hy combining forces tlie7 4
q fall out Of him last4ztI
the rnmpus bs7san.
In one 18th tts spacr a-t.1 =
20 urIseIf the AIR MSS Glei s -
yeips bArks. grunl-, dog -A
shrieks, childrcn's houIssr- i
sodA water, mufls- sta9i l-l7
ard maic profanity
casssirau ase.a44szs
or aes nta thss sfFses
soda aate h1ys es@h ae
do. aa1 A -gi
~ sa@
Is hsrsi
4ing fils a1tsfresa Q
II fhs crowd ftis nl.- ~
ibaand toward her and
old gentleman aud
flns on their backs. ID =
scattered a. ii 10 had baq
thrown against the barn 20
bir dos baFked loudly an
man eraw red-in the face ia =
TO do verbal justice 10 ~.
The excitement lasted unisy.. ii
Uolircman came M ans \
ihs matter was and VS. 4
4 Tsrept storics, all ol HA-
Inside the 1nuIAsa ~ =.
ak broken tuinblefss y
ruined By soda wAse7 1s3.ss,
.sg.a 30 x ieswh - 4
neisss by heinz sat iu 81
xhien wAs psaoe-i t1
dusins &c itsss p9t
cife1sut 0us 81 ~ Il,
about hall po0G
out of him by the big one
The Lamar register., 1892-06-04

WHEN this American people are
made to realize the fact that their
only hope. of getting ahead in the
worlf is 70 xorE hard with patience
and conomy then honesty @l.f be
the, Ne ard dishonesty the exception.
-. = ding cause Of the prevailing
sssy Is the nottan entertained
any that they can Try their luck
spaea.atiee gambling :Hh Z
-sonable prospect of success When
man believes this he is in danger OF
'isSing all the money he can lay his
hands on. whether it belongs to him
or others