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The Lamar register., 1892-05-28
rRrsfEE.s SALE

SAl<f-
nEFAULT having been made in the payment
" OF certain promissory note executed by
Micheal J.. pxers for the principal SUN Of
Three ESinii ID nSSsii- eSsn' naysbis TO the
Order q Hayden and Dickinson. and secured By
n certain deed of trust, executed by said
Micheal ]. Rogers the 18th day of Sovemter.
A. ID. 1887. and recorded on the 2ud day of De.
Gem bcr A. ID. 1851, in Book at Page ~, and
r.~recortied on the l1st day of January, A. ID:
1855 in Book at Page 3l5 of the records of
Rent County, State of Colorado, public notice
is hereby given that the undersigncd.' Job A.
Cooper or in of his death. resignation, re-
r1oval from the City OF Denver or failure to act,
or other inability, then the undersigned, VIM.
X. Burchinell, Sheriff OF Arapahoe County.
successor in trust in said decd of trnst mem
toned, will by virtue and under the power and
authority OF said deed of trust and for the pur-
pose therein mentioned sell at public auction,
at the fremont Street door OF the Court House
in the County of Arapahoc, State of Colorado,
at the hour of twelve 1.l o'clock noon, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, A. ID. 1882,
the property conveyed in said deed of trust, de
scribcd as follows, to-wit: The southwest
quarter (swA of Section four 90 in Township
twcnty-four l2p South. Range forty-six G6l
West, with all water rights belonging to said
lands and all and singular the privileges and
appurtcnances thereto belonging. situate in the
County OF Prowers, formerly part of the
County of Bent and State of Colorado
JOB A. COOPER, Trustee,
WM. X. BURCHISELL,
Sheriff of Arapahoe County Successor in Trust.
First insertion May H. 1872.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28
THE LAMAR REGISTER,

Entered at the Postofiice at Lamar. Colorado
as Second-class Mail Matter.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28

States will be named in ten days from
to-day.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28
Pos,omce lime Table.

~ every day except Sundays and le-
| gal l. olidays Office is open from I o'clock
n m ~ : O'Clock p. m.
On Sundays and legal holidays office is
/ open frS m $50 to 10 o'clock am, andfrom
g to ! o ;lock p. IN. E. L. LIE,
| Postmaster.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF CoLoRADo, I'm the countv
COUNTY OF PRowERs.
WILLIAM TACkE. /
Plaintiff.
JENNIE TACKE,
Defendant.

1he people 0J Uie otdte oJ COtoTdno,
To Jennie Tackc. the defendant above named,
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the County Court, of Prov
ers County, State of Colorado and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, IL served within this county; or,
IL served ont of this county. by publication,
within thirty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive of the day of service; or Judgment by
default will be taken against you according to
the prayer of the complaints and If copy OF
the complaint in the above entitled action be
not served with this summons, or If service
additional to the time hereinabove specified for
appearance and answer will be allowed before
tho taking of judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain IA decree
of divorce from the bonds of matrimony hereto
fore contracted since the - day of September.
1879 between plaintiff and defendant ON the
ground that defendant has for more than one
year last past abandoned plaintiff by willfully
deserting and absenting herself FROM plaintiff
without any reasonable cause since the - day
of August, iSSs, as will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to which reference
is here made.
And you are herpby notified that If you fail to
appear and to answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will take
Judgment by default against you according to
the prayer of the complaint.
Given under my hand at Lamar in
said County, this 18th day of
April, A. ID. 1872.
o. G. HESS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First insertion May Il, ls9.. 81
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A. =. & \. M.-LAMAR LopoE, U. d., meets
the nrst and third Saturday evening Of ca
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3tdmpdone=a tlsrdftun0er.
Naerlei interefantc Wenbeitem tir
1892.
@abIbemsen nmo @abl~abIipridt Httb'
begtte ttte isisempapiereme &anbtoaten.

1ie &agne-Gusriiitunser, melbe
1 bieies Sabr auf bet Wsarft Tom.
o. iieil, li1b marntsfattt9er ats lie st>
DOT. ia es bat iid TT Stem yorf sin
p0lltser 0anbels5wet9 barin ausgebilbet,
Der eth aapital bon Mitlione1 1T Be.
me9ut,9 ieHt. Yiele bon ben gum Ser,
fauf a~uS9ebotenen Nrtifeln iino nod
b~efannten Wsuitern bergeitellt, aber aud
mande 9tel1eiten tretelt a1f.
Inter bielen Weubeiten biirfte uobl
Der luitisite @fieft bur1 bic ~iibergroben
papiermane WtaSfen bon Glepelatlb
un6 Sarrtlon ersielt Derben, wel6e
mo aud leittpdrts uno riidtDdrtS aufs
ieten fam, 10 baB Elm sei6loliener i3us
~oerartig ausftaifirter @ablmanifeitans
ten einen unterbaltenben Mnblid getpdb&
rem mag. Dtele Wtasfen, wie iibers
baupt Die meiiten &a1npasue<Nrttfe fpers
ben = unb bas lei bier Elm fir ale Mfal
betont = III feiniter unb 9eringer Quas
litat aus9efiibrt, 10 baB lie Se6ermailn,
ie nod 1einer 80rIe, ermerben fanm.
unSdblig iinb Sic perl9iebenen llnis
formlen fir Baraoe5mede. Da sibt es
Sitter in 8ruitbarnil6 unO 5elrlt, nit
Geberbuld unb Banner, i3uaoert, Mfa,
troien, Yioniere unb ale Mrten bon
Soloaten. Damn aud seniisen e%in3elne
RleibunsSitiide Die Defenders geformte
6ite, Sdleifen, @iirtel ii. /. NJ. ais
&asneaO5ei9en unb 3nar bauptiddz
lid auf Dem 2anoe, mo eills fomplete
Nusriiitung Der pertben Yerl0nli4teit
ioipobl fir ben @iuSelnea als aud fir
ben Stub gu tbeuer tpdre. Dort ipielen
aud bic nWabl<9 emben" cine 9robe
3olle, neil iie ni6t nlr bel anberen
@elesenbeiten oienen fonnerl alS bel
Yaraben, ionoern i6lieBlidJ, falls fie
beim Walden etngeben, fir Die jiin9ere
@eneratiot bon Der ior9li6en 9ausfrau
ber9eri1tet meroen f0nner.
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Wilianl Steiuipap. rem 6ersenS ein>
seieben, Senn fnra barauf i1ifte er bes
aaiierS Mutter 10000 Marf fir Die
@eSdhtni6firde fir Safer 6rie6ri6 uno
10000 Start fir cine aroere Stride.
GaiIerin 6riebrif a%utfportete nit einem
autograpbilhen Brief.
Wiaiam SteinuaD %ltaln1nt aus
Brannidweig unb lit Der jiinslte mnb
einsige iiberlebenbe bon bier 8riibern,
Die i'm Sabre 1850 init benz Batter
beriiberfarneii uno iid ais 3laDierfabris
fanten IN Stem gorf etabltrten. ST
fat Elm 9robeS Serm0gen eriporben uttb
ipielt int Deutl6tbum Stem Dorfs cine
nid)t u1beoeutenbe Nolle. St lit aud
elmer Der ciirisiten SorSerer bes Napios
Tranlit Yabn : projeftes, meldes BEN
Stem Yorfern 10 iebr am 9ersen liest.
Seinen 9 6miegernater
eri1ob in 9aDne, Snb., Elm seipiGer
Subab, Ser 9ia6tS in ansetrunfenem
3uitauoe Dor bas 3aus bes erlteren ges
fominen ipar urb BON oemielben bers
lanst bate, ibm feline, Suoabs, 5rau,
tpel9e baponsefaufen fei, b~erausju>
i4ifen. Nls Der alte iiber ben Ser
bleib leiner Tohter feline Nusfunft 3u
ertbeilen permo6te, feierte Der llnbolo
auf ieinen Sdmie9erpater mebrere
Sdiiie ab, bon 6eneu elmer ben @tses
Sriffenen uieOeritredte. Sine Der anbes
rem nnperbeiratbeten 90bter bes alien
WanneS Seridmetterte barauf nit elmer
slrt Dem S9eulale ben Sdaoel. sSue
bab CAB lofort unb Der alte nod penis
gen Minuten ben @eiit anf. Die 8a,
derin iBres 8aters itellte fid iofort ben
Beb0roen, ipuroe aber mieoer entlaHen.
Wie es beiBt, mar Der Wt0rber in Der
ablidt nod Dem Saule feines Sdwits
9erpaters gc9atsen, bieien iose's bic
@eludte 81 eridieBeu.
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sine a~arantirte Sur.

qBir autorifreu ben anse,eisten Npotbetsr, Sbnen
Or. Rings Weues Seilmittel sesen S6wintfudt, Su.
fen nnb GrtdItuns auf frlsenhe Sebtn9uns ~ ptrfaus
hiefes W2tttel ben anreiiunsen entipreHenn sebrouhen
ipriien, inbem Gle es e~tnsebenb prctiren, nnb penn
sic bann fetne Beaerur8 burt nafelbe r~sifpiren,
Sbr GeIb sufad betcmmeu. Gir MAIDEN ties Gnsebct
In gcIse Fer srpbarttsen GrfrIse, rel6e btes aiitteI
BET Der Iettidtrfsen Grtppen Gpinemte nnf5uireiien
BATE. NBfr tdbsn BON fetnem Sale eebbrt, in hem
bas Mittel ntAf sebrlfen bate. Man made einen
Werfu&. BrcbeFaf&en fret BET aboIpb Dreib. 1bpmps
fsn Il So. GrUbe BIafben 80 Gents une $500.
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auf 2ungentuberfuloie uno gruitfell'
ent3iinbuus nit WaferersuB in Del
re9ten 8ruit. S6on 5Dei Mfal ipal
eS n0tbig, burb operative Seiinu19 bes
8%ruitfaitens Die lib aniammelnoe Stiff
iisfeit 5t entleeret nno otele Gotbmerl,
oigfeit lpirb iid mieoerbolen.
Der 8rdiibent lit att &rantenbetts
fetner 6rai NIB miro Coon Nafe, Sc. g.,
oas matt eben altr ardftisuns Der Bas
tietltia aufselndt bate, auf unbeitilnmts
53eit binaus nidt p%erlalien.
Die 5beilnabnle, ipelde Der sSantilie
beS B~rdiibelten uno linn lelbit entses
se19ebrabt miro, lit cine allsemeine i'm
gattsen Sanoe.
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2Sif6efm Steimwap.

Ses befannten amerifanifden slabier.
fabritanten 8eia6 bel Gaiier Mil9elm.
2esterer m6dte germe mad Gbiea9o
fnmnen.
Der @eSanfe eineS Beiudes bes
beutlden &ailerS III Chicago mar offere
bar fem Sirnselpinit MISREPRESENTATION
Heporter, ionbern tn Dem eigene1 &opfe
@ilbelm II. %entltan0en. go beitatist
es uils ~menlgitens Der 8eridt iiber bic
Gnbieus. mel6e Dor anr3em bet be-
fannie Stem Yorfer Slapierfabrifaat
Milliam Steinfpab bel Dem inngen
Mtonarden batte. 8efanntlid bat
9err SteiamaD Dor einigen Wo9en
einen sroBen Sli9el fir 5000 Miarf an
ben Safer p%erfauft, lit n9oflieferant"
9efuoroen uno 10 lag eS nabe, bab CT
aud cine Ginlaoun9 mad YotSbam, mo
Ser 9aiier sesenmartis reiibirt, erbielt.
Da,u Elm gutes @llen unh cine Hbotos
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@itternniiorm.

Ritternniform. Blitbelrt.
Gin redt bequemer Mrtifel finb Die
Wtdntel ilnb umbanse. 6lagsen, 8ar>
ner, 3ampa9nesM fotto8 nnb Die Gtloer
Ser Ganbibaten finoen auf linen porz
tbeilbaft Yernenbuns. Sci mandem
iinb Sic Nablmablipriide in pbospboress
cirenben Bu6itaben angebra6t, 10 baB
man iie III Der 9ia9t leler faru.
Ser sr0Bte Tbeil Der 9anpasnes
N~usriiltungen 9ebt ~iiberbaapt mad Dem
9anoe ; in ben sroben Staoten lit man
in alubS eber 9eneigt, cine eleidmabise
aleionns. Die ibren Wertb aud ipdter
nidt p%erliert, gu tra9en. Su ben lanbs
liden Stubs bilbet Die if0nite - unb
biligite! - Uniform einen 6anptans
5iebunsspunft fir bas 8eitreten. Be>
ionberS mas Die 2eute gratis frieger
fOnneu, imponirt ibnen, nllb 70 fommt
IS, bab Elm gang erfledli9er 9beil Der
9ampa9nefonbs fit observation-disclosures
itdroe Derau8gabt mirb.
gdrm nn6 Seueruerf, apet Oaupteles
mente in einem rid)tigen @ablfelbsla,
f0nnen burd Die erfiloeril6e Siir1or9e
beS Observation-Disclosures in ersiebis
gem WfaBe er5elst fperben. Da sibt
eS 3rompeten, 66rner, allerbanb
Shreiinitrumerte aus Yapiermahe unb
Sinnble6 ; befannt nnb beliebt, fpesieu
bel Der fie9enoen Yartei lit Die SCOOTER
pfeife.
Die Jeuerperferei bat cine belonoere
Neubeit beruor9ebradt. Gie beitebt III
elmer Tadel NIT orei Dodten, aus mel
der sefabrlos elm Is SUP LANCER Seuer>
from berDorseipribt iperben fam. Ser
Irdger 0erlelben bat lebislid in cine
Vorridtuns binein5ub(aien. Sn aim,
lider Weiie uiro iibrigenS aud bas
Aufeliben ber 9elmipiten berporse>
bradt. Der Trdger beS 6elmes, in
6eiie1 optic cine 6lamme angebraht
LIT, oriidt ami einen fleinen Balon, Der
bur9 einen Sdlanh Masnefiumpnlper
In Die 6lamnle bldft, mas eineil febr
9iibi1en 8eleuhtnngseffeft e~rsielt.
Stir gerlammlun9en anf frsiem 0elo
uuo am Gage ma6t man iif gar bic Cuff
81 Nabl3meden oienitbar. Statt nit
@aS sefilten Glepbanteu unb ionitis
gen 1biereu lperoen jett ieibenpapierue
3anoioaten aufseblabt unb bic brapeil
Wdbler iperoen ii1 oarait ersoten, ipie
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OELRICHS & co..

8pipIing @reen, Stem Yort.
.. 8. geters, Galseaon, Eesas, General asent
fur ben Sueen.
B. 9. Ypuns, 6. @rte5enbe6, Suso & S&meIser
nab 3. g. Waey2amara, Gsenten fur Gan Mntontp.
8. GuuSe & Co., Msenten fur Gnero.
q. Buffet, Msent fur SduIenburs.
M2oie HapboeI, Gsent fur Spuftpn.
GIemens & Gauff unb Grnt SGerf, Msenten fur
Neus Hraunfels.
8. 86tt4er, Nssnt far Wetmar, 9esas.
z. u. 9a8ler' & Co., Nsenten fur Baitrpp.
1resmann & Gdulse, Gbiuer, IeSas.
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6snsriromfadel. @ooasrpftiie.
bic parriions, @lepelanbs, Reibs uno
STRENUOUS III m0slidit setreuer Tlaf),
abniar9 ant blauen Sinlmel i6meben,
eberio piele Sterne besriinbeter unS
un~besriinoeter 9%offnnns, bis fie platen
ODER an 9ori3ont peri1minoen sur
Grauer belien, Der anf 6ieie mooerrsu
Nnanrien etmaS einiette.
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Sra,. Sdfft(oM.
Die Oattin hes YraRhenten benemfIid
erfrttft.

Ole @attin bes Yraiibentem ser Ser.
Staatetl, Strait 9arrilo,t, 1T 70 beSenf,
lid %erfranft, bab lire M~nseb0rigen 1T
GROCER g%elorsnib idmeben. S9on
redlt lange 5uriid batirt Sic @ei6t6tt
oteIer 9ranfbeit. SIM Wtnter 1890
tultrbe Strait Sarrilolt ernitlt9 BON BET
Grippe befallen uitb iett jelter Set itell'
ten iid) St0run9er lit ben Sunftionelt
Der 9uftr0bre unb Der 2an9e ein, RE
mobl ;ettweiie peri6pinoen aber iranet
ipieoer beftiger auftau1en, uto 9esen'
martig lautct Die Dia9noie Der aer5ti
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Der8unbesitatiitif 5~mfolgc
bat bas Sarmlano ut Seem SerieD eincn
bur6jdnittlid)en Wertb bon $65 sen
Ncre = sic bodite S9asung bon Sarml,
lauo in ir9euo eirem amerifanil6en
Stnnte.
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Nn6Iena slrntca galbe.

Die bette 6albe Der WeIt fur S6ntttt, Auetihun'
gen, @eihndre, Stebers uuc Sautsa usStlaa, Glette,
aeiprun5ene Sdnfe, Troibeulen unb ate 9auttranf'
betten; furirt &dmprrbotbsn cher feine Besatluus.
NSatse 9ufriebenbeit earantiri cher has Gelb wtrc
,aruferftattet. 25 Gents pie SGo1tei. Gum Derfaui
=
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Safer @ilbelm fat cine Beis
iteuer bon $4,000 Marf seseben fit
ben 6onbs, aus mel9em cine Irbeit
gum 400. Sabresta9t Der @ntbedung
MmerifaS besollt merben iol1..
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- i6aers, 22O Oa SouHons
StraBe p%erfauft MIR 10 Sabre alien
"Hermitage Rye uib "Old Grow
Bourbon.
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graphic init 0ias
mens5ug unb, ia
nidt gu perseis
len, Datum Der
ueberrei9un
nnb 9err Steins
lpaD bat iett ben
Segen 5u ieiner
grominen5 uno
fann 9etroit nod
9aufe fabren.
Gr bat .oaS aud
%offenbar banfbas
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04
Would BcEcHt the State.

Outsido of tho FREQ coinage OF sii-
yer there is nothii K that would help
Ne'nda 90 much Hs II competing line
ot railroad. During tho past year a
score or more of roads haze been con.
structed GcrOss tho Stntc--on papnr-
bat that there is anN thing definite
known about Shcre any proposed
road Il TO run, when IT, is to Ur
started, hnd who il 10 10 Uo built by
is very uncertain. In all probability
t6oto has been considerable figuring
ON now ruad but outsiders know
very lit,lo nbout the figures. IL Is
pam that now road would benefit
W, however, Ivy placing us ou. OF the
rJucn OF the Central Pau.iiu octopus
thnt has hccn squeezing the lrc oft
ot US Tor yours past. a road through
tho right portiUn Of tho State womb
opon up many mining camps and n
vast amount Of agricultural luud, and
this would add greatly t. our populn.
ton. Tho California legislature, II ia
understood, will be friendly towards
aiding competing limo. The Nc,ndu
legislature wiIcU IL soon to convene
should act in conf lnction with that
OF California and Ufror II Competing
limo every induCement that IL thirl q
tho people OF this S,nto cnn possibly
stand.- Lyon County rimcs.
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a Living Wonder,

Mart n McCnndlces, Ia II ycErs old
and novcr snw rnilw ny train until
Nov. 10, 1892, at We ser tuLion. Mr.
MCCdndloss arrived here ltuu H.,
north that day md bought his tlckc,
10 Pittsburg, Penn. In course oi
conversation tho agent learned thai
hc had novor in his long Ito got sect
erailwny train. 1Io left tho State
before railroads cams to this country
aud since then has beon back in the
mounta,ns engaged in mining. Mr..
McCdndlcss Is worry Intelligent aud
pleasant old gentleman and one cau
hardly roalizo that he ia euch u bnck
number Ills astonisE meat when ho
hrst looked Mt modorn truin of cars
Is impossible 10 describe. IL beats
Rip Van Winklo. IIo goes hone, ms
no eays, 10 stay nttor mn absence OF
moro tbao 40 years.-- [Woisor Signal.
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g. l.. STEvENS
Teacher.

The y"ar Of CREATES, growth in BOYS
is tho l7th; in girls tho lilh. Wh!o
iIris reach f"ll height IN their 18Th
= car they acquire fol weight TT tho
ago of 9. B"yT are stronger than
Giria from birth tn the ll,h year: then
girls become physically superior uut I
tho ii'h i,ar. whcn thu tables nre
ngain turned aud remain go. From
'"vcmbrr TO April children grow
very little aud gain no wc:gi I; from
AptIl to july they gain in height but
! '7r ~ Seign', and IRON July to No.
venbcr thcy inr'clso greatly ia
weight, but not in hcight.
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Homer 1rlrx: We are now having
-hrco sunrisca, III" Iirst at Gao A. H.:
no second II, 1920. os the sun eniis
clear OF Mt. Gilcrisi, and the third &
-" T.. NJ, when u ,mrrecs from Lr
''nd ) oSdur rnd Eiurtics the grau
'lnyrn from end 10 end. In u"rth
nofc tao days wIil Drgm to l,ostbcu,
yst tho Water ot our discomfort n.ia
not arrived Truly, wc are blessed --
xcopt when wc are cursed.
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The Gall ngscrts that ". L. Hearst
laa ordered tho salo OF all his real
estate in California, and that no viii
probably sell tho Examiner. 10 in
to mnHo his future home IN Southern
Europe, rtobaDly in Italy. flo will
build beautiful marble villa. At
present Hearst IL floating up the Milo.
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Vanderbilt Objected.

Young Vanderbilt passed through
ycs'"rdny morning in his private car.
at CI'l.n II cabnosc VAS attached to
tho rear end Of his coach and when
the train arrived here, tho young
milli"nairo objected to tho cnbnuar
beng attached To hrs ear, and issued
orders Ia tho Suuihrrn Pacific Co. to
have II dctatchcd. The orders wcrc
o5"ycd and tho crb0osc was left on
tho SIDE track and Mr.. Vanderbilt
went on his way rcjprcing.
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The Republican party 10 Bieln's
comet:
"lf you sweep hy nnh foil TO twist us
You'll lie tho ilrst blawed thing that's
misscd us"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04

Following is n report of the Mound
Valley district sr'ool for the month
ending Nov. -. 1892:
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Carson News: Frank boskowi,z
has Compciely won the hoarts uf tho
little people nr the Orphans Home by
sending ,hom Iiity pounds Of fresh
mixed candy FOR their Thanksgiving
dinner. Three Cheers for Mr Busko
witHl
Two men aged lOI aud l05 yeas, il
~ sad, r"iod nt H"pc precinct, IN
DIcklnson county, K.u., on election
day.
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A Bad Affair.

A man has perfect right to pro-
tect his life or property, and in the
n necessary defense of either, is justi-
fed in taking the life of fellow
being; but he has no right to set a
trap to destroy the life of one who
may be stealing from him. The
common law denounces the killing
of one by any such continuance as
murder. The law provides punish
ment for unlawful taking of another's
goods, and the city provides officers
to enforce that law. How easy it
would have been for Messrs. Fincel
to have removed the money each
evening from their cash register and
placed it beyond the reach of the
thief, or notified the police and had
them look out for the party who was
stealing from them? He would have
been caught sooner or later and they
would not have been much loser.
Mr.. r. X. Mcclure suffered in a
similar manner to Messrs. Fincel
from petty thief; he placed a man
was caught and is now serving a
term in prison. Not so with the
Messrs. Flncel. They or one of their
employees, set death-trap to catch
their man, were successful, and the
law says they have committed MUIR
der. AS result of this ugly affair
one of the firm has been arrested and
will be put to considerable worry and
expense should he escape punish
ment, and broken hearted mother
weeps bitter tears over the coffin of
her boy, who was hurried out of the
world in the act of committing a
crime, whereas if the arm of the law
had been invoked he might have
been restored to society as brand
from the burning.
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Horse Shot.

The little boys who are using their
air guns in South Frankfort should be
looked after. One of them, few
days ago, deliberately fred a ball
from his gun into the side of buggy
horse belonging to lady, causing it
to run away with the buggy, to which
he was attached, and to do himself
and the vehicle great damage. When
parents put weapons of this kind into
the hands of their children they
should be certain that they have
sense and discretion enough to know
how to use them.
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of Interest to Our People.

Hon. E. H. Taylor, Jr., our Repre-
sentative, offered the following bill
in the House of Representatives
yesterday:
AN ACT in relation to cities of the
third class, and taxes therein levied
and collected to pay the principal
and interest of their bonded in
debtedness.
Be 1t enacted by the General, Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky ::
Section l. That all taxes levied and
collected by the cities of the third
class, to-wit: Frankfort, Greensboro,
Bowling Green, Paducah and Hen.
derson, to pay the interest upon, or to
create sinking fund to provide for
the payment of, the principal of
bonded Indebtedness now existing,
or hereafter incurred, or to pay the
interest on bonded indebtedness
guaranteed by said cities, shall be
paid over by the collecting officers to
the proper custodians of the moneys
required by law to be controlled by
the sinking fund commissioners, and
shall, under no circumstances, be
used for, or applied to, any other mu-
nicipal purpose than the payment of
the interest and principal of such
bonded Indebtedness; and any officer
or councilman Of such cities, who
shall direct or consent to the appro
priation of said taxes and in violation
of the provisions of this act, shall be
personally liable for such misappro-
priation, and also to be indicted and
fined not exceeding one thousand
dollars. This act shall apply to taxes
heretofore levied and in process of
collection, as we'll as to those here
after levied.
Sec. 2. The provisions of this act
are necessary to protect the credit of
the said cities and therefore an emer-
gency exists, and this act shall take
effect from its passage.
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