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The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
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Jsige Holman Ia, Enhoaaeed his Latsulioa
70 tsht The Nicaragua eAuAi bll 5000 70 cone
hefore the Hoase.
President An-rli of tie MlcAl.,aa Uniyrrss-
y and SENATOR Gray q Delaware hase t,~u
selected As FS'suHis Q. thu sfsiiihrsrlaa lussl-
Represents,ive Ruuer % io-a Ia, lg,,r-
dGcei In the House bgil 10 make "a. pansy
the national and uniciAl euh.snn o, ~.
United State.
The hrst inaalimeut Of 90 900 .r-,,,,f,
coins hAs bsea delivered 70 the wosld's Fsir
officials They arc in ErrAi demand for
Christmas gifis.
Secretary Of the Treasury Foster has ,.nt
10 The House a deficiency estimate as.-rr.-at-
Ing $4,000 for the quarantine service Tor ;he
fiscal year lsg3
] IL is stated al the executive tnan.is- III,
the president will probably take fc~ aays
trtp down the Potomse river during H.
Christmas holidays.
he senate commerce COMMITTEES has s,--
dered favorable report on the Fyye bIll "a
protect our eoastin, trade bF prohititi,,.
foreign vessels To transport merchandise fr5rs
one United States port to another Up,trd
states port via any foTeiga port -
The White House children arc yots, "a
nave ihelF inn over the sliUering Ckrisfrnx.
tree IN the library on Christmas lnorpIn- NJ
80 80 - pteAsAht hour Tor all the rest OF the
household watching the babies enIoy ths
presents, and scarcely conscious Q; The "a
events which .have robbed the family sinr.
last Christmas Of those who werr loved =,
much -''eu go
senator NcCullom has introduced i, ~.
senate two bills that are Intended 10 sirenc ~.
ca weak points ia the Interstate 60
Heree act The first eompels he t4stisnC..,
oi witnesses before the interstate cotnp,ere..
commission. The other hin des,,. ,te v
line, as used ia the laterstats -,',',',7., ~
li laN, and construes II to mean a phy.Iesi line
49, taer one railroad or two or more coBnss,,
- roads, or part Of railroads and nsr,
- which Tor the both are used unser =
,',.i !, ooh'Ioi. ~ me words. ''any common
carrier are construed 70 mean one ar r1ar
man one such carrier, and each coDtuio, -
rleF to any contract shall be held indIvidnsi1,
y rs p3rsiole Tor rates over such Lines ia whJrs
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
rreuhis en ~. r,r. Iis,ls'

A special froun sza Antoa.a AZ
Coo sui Grnelas has received 60 ;
the Clty of Mc1icc, denyire = -
Lossi aues Kochs + via p -,
the border. RochA $40 ts,'E-s--
national military acelrmy q -
aud the report that be sA, sas-''.
rising created scasstioa o. ~
prominence aud Influence.
The report that the NeIsaa -
escaped from the San Isuasl' -
as prisoners by the IrE4s 80.
been a.cer,ained TO be untoaa'igL
News at the military hrsii9-A
effect that troops arc on the -
dts, and an engagement : 80 Il
I, i, however. doubtful i ~
than \ chase, since the haal'
fronticrSinen and have esq
troops heretofore.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Colorado.


Monte Vista has a new Methodist church
Trinidad is to have another electric light
plant
The machine shops at Salida Will be rebuilt
at once.
The cost Of running the city of Denver for
1898 is estimated by the mayor al sliV'o'"''
A bloodless war has again broken out al
Creede between rival locAtors on the Anle-
thyst vein.
A charity ball was given in Aspen on the
18th which netted s2,Oco. The funds VIII SO
TO the hospital.
The Colorado Christian IS the name oi me
new paper Of the Christian denomination IL
is published at Denver.
-Four prominent business men OF uranAdA
have been arrested for stealing coal ron 'ne
Santa Fe railroad company.
The school teacher at Williamsburg has
been in the habit of Furnishing his pupils oy
pulling their teeth. He has resigned
The supreme Court has sustained the sale
of the school lands al Argo, near Denver, ,osef
which there has been = contest on the ground
that fair price was not obtained
The Colorado Fuel aud iron company Is
making efforts to secure an enlargement OF
the space granted II for its exhibit OF Colo
RADIO coal and iron AT the Worlds falr.
The officers Of the First National Bank oi
Del Norte and the Miners and Merchants
Bank OF Creede, which closed their doors on
the 18Th, state that depositorS vii be PAID IN
full.
John -Connors, a brakeman on the klo
Grande was instantly Killed on the 20th, lie
WAS on top Of frei sht train, and when near
Carbondaie was struck by bridge under
which the train passed.
The Denver Rrpthl7nua presents the follow
Ing a. a correct statement Of the official vote
for governor: The total vote vas c.sb, OF
which Waite received Al, ,3{4, Helm Ss.sl2'
MAupin sgSs; Hlpp l.74s. Waite's plurality
9. .5ss1
The wheat crop Of the san Luis valley Is
now known to be 10000 bushels. The mills
and elevators are all full and farmers can
market no more at present, as buyers have no
place To store q Another large mill and
several elevators VIII be balit next year
A large cooking rsbEe 10 MrN Forbcs's
boarding house At Pueblo, exploded few
days ago, blowing the doon and Windovs out
of the kitchen, tearing holc three feet wide
In the floor and wrecking everything near.
The explosion WAS caused by uater pipc
running Into the stove Nhich bad frurcn, snd
when frc was started The steam could hnd
no outlet By miracle no one Eas tnIurci
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

PEOPLE who go to New York for the
purpose of buying counterfeit money
are having much distress lately. Not
only do they get arrested. but the local
papers write long stories about them,
heartlessly calling them jays With
out doubt this expression lacks refine
ment but there CLEANS through its
crude and nnfeeling aspect radiant
truth that almost redeems it
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
BATTLE IN WYOMING.
several Men Kiu.d Iaaus,t
outs.r. .sd pyts,,.

several Wen Killed IN Ilshs A.,
oms.r. .sd outiau.
The ue~s Ezs ilst rraehel 49,,
wholesale siilizs near HyaurH, \
Hesu h2siz. 10 lohnsou coa-rr b ]
iAAi man uAsari jim Haf. q -
states razrshai, aaconpaal-l = tI|
cher started cat 20 srrr,t ,o.s l.,--
te rastae-s- Tse tpo rsca ser
aioa- the rass sssic % tie HIsH - =
cAne upaa the u,en sAsy seru .,a
b.4tslr - At oaes hs=un b,trss- "a
siLsss t'stng scg srSns.i sish w-,s-
rcruivsrs. Thrv~ q "a sssr.sl
seFv killed tsfaFr tav A,aly y
friends bad -iVea Hae 49, ysr.-
exhtsaoe Il hss bra iar,as.l-,
aaaass q the osAcs thrrs a,-a So -.
In The aEhL
shs foilo-ine day r.o.se ( -
rAsrsl al eoosgaat ihegsa . sEsf
"a puualt u A.a shrsr -. Ia v
-hoE thsg slspeytsi q, tsss q.
turs Al thr brad o, ~ No Esas
soa coasIy- ther eaus r1aa -,
iume,iiascly oP-s-.l sFv. sdaas IA
,iAafi'. Tsry had is tAslf gas.st
sisur q ia.ir sieath ssaag ,ssss-rlaf
't1,yu har.@.
Hus. Nutrhrr. wake ~ IA.
notarloszs ehsrl.rtrrs- In WA~
HAsk LosrSt aaAs Saegl cfrss a,7srt
Hgc Walker ,ko, ain -Ass y - 4
ia- tho hQs..s- wk-a triri q ~ "a
q o1urI Ia Johu@aa eoantf - -
Grisa-r -as srreL Ne ps-saa ~ =
Il hi. suiis. bat se.os,,i nPaa lh- Il 4
plancasiy hccAsz.- The cu1sirr ~ =
bad ctzr@s tcs, As.i wslkss va. -ass
acquiucs1- La
The Bss fla<a ea.ln, vhesv - -
casrrsi. j. siisA,rd aeAE 10 fflilrslz
and aima~t itar.ss.lhsr ~ lasssi =
soash dassa.s The -ianf HrIz4
sc-nr of the truasic. . sissif a
hsfaio. ~hleh, ia iurn. !, aha-' Al
fEum ths FsIlssassl.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

THANKSGIVING and holiday offerings
in the public schools for hospitals and
other institutions of charity are com
ing into vogue in many places. Their
effect is most excellent The children
of the present day, however poor they
may now be, will some of them be-
come the millionaires of the future.
The very best school training they can
have is to habits of generous charity
for worthy objects.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

ONE of the passengers robbed in a
hold-up on the Northern Pacific will
sue the company for damages, and thus
introduce a new brand of litigati on.
If forced to swear in court that at the
first sign of the robbers he extended
his purse with one hand and crawled
under seat with the other, the com.
pany may in turn sue him for aiding
and abetting the brigands.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

THE little spat between Bismarck
and the Kaiser shows triangular devel-
opment with the king of Saxony at
the third corner This will at least
add variety to quarrel that had al
most palled. For months the contro-
versy has been renewed every time the
surgeons have packed the royal ear
afresh with cotton or the princely
gout has contrived pang for its pro
prietor
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

ACCORDING to an Idaho story man
up there swallowed lizard on .
wager, the stake being glass of rum.
He regretted soon after that he had
not swallowed the rum and put the
lizard in the glass Happily the re-
grets did not last long, dying stimuli
taneously with the man, while the
stake amply comforted the mourners-
The somber side of the episode is tina.
the man was fatal to the lizard.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

A RuMoR that the president of Haiti
had been fred has been traced to the
circumstance that he was merely fred
upon, a much less serious matter, as
the aim of the gunners was bad The
rash citizens who pressed the trigger.
it is almost needless to add, have re-
tired from the turmoil of Haitian pol
itics and mundane affairs generally.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

WHEN they christened Kaiser Will
liam's little baby girl she wept all
through the ceremony, just as any
baby with colicky symptoms. is prone
to do, but when they laid her on her
mothers knee she ceased her wailing,
Perhaps she was deposited face down,
and maternal instinct caused her little
back to be rubbed.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
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i, Il officially announced 'a-3 h V Z.
the request OF the gUyeiuuea., Z, Fl
has decided 10 loan for esq, ,..-|a
Leonardo da Niucr- or.i inai VI. ~,
first map OF America. nos % y q
lection at Windsor Castle H., 3
the British museum hays peI-.. i :,
ing of any documents bcAr.At NJ
history OF America for e1hi1i.'--
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

AN Esquimau girl at Chicago seeing
q negro for the first time went into
Mysteries, believing that she mad
looked upon Satan Plainly, this was
q reflection on one or the other Until
the fact developed that the negro was
q sleeping car porter sympathy was
with him, but ever since it has been
veering to Satan.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

PRrscx BrsNARK has pronounced
against the chrysanthemum, saying he
doesn't like it because it is new and
has no perfume The effect of this on
the chrysanthemum cranks is awaited
with alarm
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

THE whaleback device is growing in
popularity owing to the fact that they
do not offer the powerful resistance to
wind and water that the conventional
style of steamer does and are therefore
safer. In other words, the tremen-
dous waves of the ocean and lakes
break over them rather than against
them Their interior is not capable
of such elegant appointments as is the
City of New York. for example, and
their external appearance is not one
to inspire an artist with ecstasy, but
they get there with a certainty equal
to that of railroad train and that,
after all, is what travellers most want
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

LARGE meetings of the unemployed
thousands of London's poor are now
held almost every night The difficult
ty has been growing worse for several
years. 1t has long out-grown posi-
bility of relief by private charity, for
that must necessarily prove only tenn
rorary. The lack of employment in
England is only another sign that
highlands commercial and manufac-
turing supremacy is at an end So
long as English capital was employed
in manufacturing for all the world,
the growing wants of the world gave
it prosperity and attracted less fortu-
nate working men of the Continent to
the employment it had to offer. Now
the tide has turned the other way.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24
. McQUADY

Miss Lou McQuady left Monday for
Louisville to be gone several weeks Wis.
iting her sister.
Mrs. r. f. Mcclure and little daugh,
ter, Minnie, left Wednesday for Vine
Grove, where they will visit Mrs. ID. S
Lewis.
Mr.. ]. w. Wright left Tuesday for his
old home in Virginia.
Miss Len Jolly, Miss Juantha Mcclure
and Mr.. Frank Lyons, OF this place, at
tended the Institute last week.
Miss Annie Lyons returned Sunday
from Hardinsburg, where she has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bette Miller.
Preaching at the new Baptist church
at this place next first Sunday.
The school at this place which will bC
taught by Miss Juantha Mcclure will
begin the last Monday in this month.
Miss Lena jolly will teach the Jolly
school.
Mr.. Frank Lyons has been employed
to teach at Glendeane.
Born, on the 18th inst, to the wife O
VIM. Ball, a boy. Weight, 10 pounds.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24
The Delaware Peaches Gone.

1t is the general opinion of the peach
growers that not more than one-twenti-
eth of crop will be marketed from Del
aware this year, while the crop of last
year was over 1000 car loads. The pros
pect for at least half crop was predicted
in the early spring, but it has dwindled
down to nearly nothing The frosts and
cold rains damaged the peaches so badly
that most all fell to the ground during
the June crop.
A few Hales, Amsdens, and Smocks-
early varieties-may survive, but they
are premature. They are being shipped
now, which is about three weeks earlier
than heretofore. The Crawfords and
other yellow varieties, which are the
most profitable, are all gone. But there
is bright side to the present failure.
Gov Reynolds has appointed commits
sioners, whose duty it is to inspect every
orchard and mark every tree affected by
the ravages of the "yellows" and order
the tree destroyed. 1t is thought that
the disease which causes premature fruit
will be exterminated this season, Then
everything will be favorable for a large
crop next year.-Home and Farm.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24
A Relationship Problem

Two ladies out walking met a gentle
leman he raised his hat to one, and the
other said: "Do you know that gentle
man ?'' The other lady replied his
mother was my mothers only child.
The publishers OF the LADIES PIcToRrAL
WEEKLY will give an elegant CHECKER
ING PIANO. valued at five hundred dol
ars, to the first person telling the re-
lationship between the gentleman and
lady speaking last. An elegant suite OF
PARLoR FURNITURE, valued at two hun
dred dollars, will be given for the second
correct answer. Ten elegant GOLD
WATCHES good movement will be given
for each of the next ten correct answers
and VALUABLE PRIZE will be given
to EVERY PERSON that answers this
problem correctly. We are publishing
the very best and handsomest Ladies'
Weekly publication for the price on the
two continents, it equals all the high
priced weekly publications, and our OBJ
ject in awarding these prizes is to intro
duce it into new homes and make per-
manent subscribers. We guarantee that
every person answering this problem
correctly will receive valuable prize
that will enable us to secure their friends
as subscribers. Every one answering
must enclose one dollar for six months
trial subscription to the LADIES' PIC
TORIAL WEEKLY, which is published
by perfectly reliable firm. Prizes will
be sent promptly and just as represent
ed. Contestants should answer to-day
as date of post-mark counts and this adj
vertisement appears all over the country
on the same day. Prizes will be sent
free of customs duty. Address LADIES
PICTORIAL WEEKLY, al" Toronto,
Canada,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24

fastened to bar Il in its dungeon. What
she compelled herself to believe-what
finally she reasoned upon as her motive
for continuing resident Of New Eng
land-was half truth and half a self
delusion. Here, she said to herself, had
been the scene of her guilt, and here
should be the scene of her earthly pun
ishment; and 30, perchance, the torture
Of her daily shame would at length
purge her soul and work out another
purity than that which sho had lost
more saintlike, because tho result OF
martyrdom.
Hester Prynne therefore did not fec.
On the outskirts Of the town, within the
verge Of the peninsula, but not In close
vicinity to eny other habitation, there
was q small matched cottage, It had
been built by an earlier settler and aban-
doned because the soil about Il was too
sterile for cultivation, while its COM
parative remoteness put 1t out Of the
sphere of that social activity which al
readS marked the habits Of the emf
grants. It stood on the shore looking
across q basin of the sea at the forest
covered hills, toward the west. A clump
Of scrubby trees, such as alone grew on
the peninsula, did not 80 much conceal
the cottage from view, as seem to denote
that here was some object which woui
fain have been, or at least ought to be.
concealed. In this little, lonesome dwell.
ing, with some slender means that she
possessed, and by the license of the mag
istrates, who still kept an inquisitorial
watch over her, Hester established her
self with her infant child. A mystic
shadow of suspicion Immediately ct
tached itself to the spot. Children, too
young to comprehend wherefore this
woman should be set out from the sphere
of human charities, would creep nigh
enough to behold her plying her needle
at the cottage window, or standing In
the doorway, or laboring In her little
garden, or coming forth along the path
way that lei downward; and, discerning
the scarlet letter on her breast, would
scamper off with a strange, contagious
fear.
Lonely a. was Hester's situation, and
without friend on earth who dared to
show himself. she, however, incurred NO
risk of want. She possessed an art that
sufficed. even in land that afforded
comparatively little scope for its exer,
else, to supply food for her thriving in
FAINT and herself. 1t was the art-then as
now almost the only one within wom
ans grasp-of needlework. She bore Oh
her breast, in the curiously embroid
cred letter. a specimen of her delic; Il
and imaginative skill, of which the
danes of court might gladly hav,
availed themselves to add the richer
and more spiritual adornment of human
ingenuity to their fabrics of silk ant
gold .'t
| CONTINUED.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24
BEACH FORK.

Health of the community good
Everything looks prosperous since the
late showers.
The Sunday-school is still in prosper
Gus condition.
Miss Annie Patterson has returned
home, after visit OF several days on
Long Lick.
Mr. Eskridge, of Hardinsburg, came
down one night last week and found the
Harrison < Reid club for the boys.
The Democrats will organize Clcye-
land 4 Stevenson club at Mattingly some
sine this month. Hurrah for Cleveland.
Uncle Nat Bricky starts this week for
Virginia to pay his old home visit. lie
says he will have one more old-fashioned
deer and bear hunt while there.
Uncle Bill wanted to go to the Harri-
son 4 Reid club, but he said he had to
carry in the churn of milk and hurt his
back and could not go. Never mind,
Uncle, we will find IT again.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24

III may w, uS Ieplleu, DcChuSe L
will not encounter the dishonor that be-
smirches the husband of a faithless
woman. II may be for other reasons.
Enough, it is my purpose to live and die
unknown. Let, therefore, thy husband
be to the world as one already dead, and
Of whom no tidings shall ever come.
Recognize me not by word, by sign. by
look! Breathe not the secret. above all,
to the man thou wottest Of. Shouldst
thou fail me in this, beware! His fame,
his position. his life will be in my hands
Bewarep
81 will keep thy secret as have his"
s,id Hester.
"Swear It'll" rejoined he.
And che took tho oath.
sand now, Mistress Prynne," said old
Roger Chillingworth, us he was hereaf-
ter to be named, 81 leave thee alone
alone with thy infant and the scarlet
letter! How Is IL. Hesterf Doth thy
sentence bind thee to wear the token in
thy sleep2 Art thou not afraid Of night
mares and hideous dreams1"
"Why DOSE thou smile so at nnee' in.
quired Hester, troubled ut the expressiol
OF his Dyes. cart thou like the Blach
Mon that hnunts the forest round about
usp Hast thou enticed me into bono
that will provo the ruin Of my soulT'
"Not thy SOUL" he answered, with
another smile mo. not timer
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24

Mr.. John Carpenter, of Goodand
Ind, says: 81 tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy,
for diarrhpa and severe cramps and
pains in the stomach and bowels with
the best results. In the worst cases |
never had to give more than the third
dose to effect cure. In most cases one
dose will do. Besides its other good
qualities it is pleasant to take" % and
80 cent bottles for sale by A, r. Fisher.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24

Late to bed and early to rise will
shorten the road to your home in the
Skies" But early to bed and a Little
Early Riser" the pill that makes life
longer and better and wiser.-Sold by
Short 4 Haynes, CloverpOrt, and Beard
q Beeler, Hardinsburg.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24

1t lisa fixed and immutable law that
to have good, sound health one must
have pure. rich and abundant blood.
There is no shorter nor surer route than
by course of De Wits Sarsaparilla.--
Sold by Short & Haynes, Cloverport, and
Beard 4 Beeler, Hardinsburg.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24
YSpSSTYYFYYFYF
The Weather is Very Hot +!

But we are making it much warmer
for our competitors We are selling goods
so cheap it's impossible for anyone to
try to compete with us. We are selling
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24
He's Been Down Here Raising Sheol
For Two Weeks.

Arthur Board, that bad travelin' man
from Looyville," as the barefooted bellies
OF Eastern Kentucky call him, is said to
be on the eve of organizing a natural gas
company. lie arrived in the city yes
terday after a mysterious absence of sew
eral weeks, ostensibly for the purpose of
selling socks, etc, etc. He was dusty
and tired-looking when he blew into tine
Waverly Hotel, and his lynx-like eyes
shot mysterious glances. The natural
gas rumor could not be confirmed, how
ever. I'll wager that many maiden
heart, in sylvan shades, by babbling
streamlets, is now mourning the absence
of Arthur. the hairless idol.-Town Talk
in Louisville Commercial.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24

We truly believe De Wits Little
Early Rsers to be the most natural,
most effective, most prompt and econo-
mical pill for biliousness, indigestion and
inactive liver.-For sale by Short 4 Hay
mes, Cloverport, and Beard 4 Beelcr,
Hardinsburg.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24

If dull, spiritless and stupid if your
blood is thick and sluggish if your APP
petite is capricious and uncertain, you
need a Sarsaparilla. For best results
take De Witt's.-Sold by Short K Hay
mes, Cloverport, and Beard & Beeler
Hardinsburg.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24

Bright people are the quickest to re,
cogpize a good thing and buy it. We
sell lots OF bright people the Little Early
Risers. If you are not bright these pills
will make you so.-Sold by Short & Hay.
mes, Cloverport, and Beard 4 Beeler
Hardinsburg,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-24
ICONTINUED.l

To restore, thicken, and give you a
luxuriaat growth of hair, to keep its
color natural as in youth, and to remove
dandruR, use only Halls Hair Remover.