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The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
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In commentaries 10 tAs Csioaro Nsrs-
Esgs-f a zarslasa l.r.ux Al Bsaica HAraos.
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ea1dltila q isc sorslas laaa 10 Eusia azA
~ uaiioi Ss,te. he az,
Il va sserkfaErnEa's carr ana livra -
basinoss center. Mzaler, sisaa,i,hirr. szs
ulll az Il ne -l.zaezshirv Lti lived - he
says be dl1, be Urel bitter Jhhs ne rsdAsst
g1aa il the psgiertr, CaasrNs III, aiI q
f,rr viii aaIae zai iA5zssn,s, u 0sh~-, thas
kroH o. Oatmeal t.uutoail t-I trs.cI .
~ breakfasts TRAD, tsIgtes, eAcv-e az4 -
fCF lInlrTs a b.s h-lul @, mzshrd poyktass.
uith a chl7k af batter oa top, fos supres.
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tlrc better
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CO.'S Aeai soap The poorest faaly iz
Chicazo uOlid -71rn % t0seA a. Ile sCz-
LHTs ug kHi ruast beef tsai Hrsas ueas al
Erek, bat nos taIteg True, ] nertr ssas
hArr-' 'o5ie-i ia f-ssiani ! laissys roFs eso-s.
a ihlHur pai-s ] sent bkrrfaose4 II tft.
cuuntry frSu shsl5~ zaA have nsrer eztea /.
neal l-lnee mJ lr.sI uiihast hg;ter la iai,
eougiyE. have noe h0zss ia Pltt.hsr.
Pennsylvania. W1rih g. 600, have tWo 20,
here soTth q zoo and expect 10 haEs hazs~
In CAiearo iaaite o: a yeaf. Aai - far a.
votsinsmen', travelling 4 coacsTaol. yug
wIl lgd oue huuifc1 vbo travel In Amesios
10 one 10 EurlSrL have bsra trsvrifss far
The pat tflcea yczrs fFou uas sni q tas eua-
tneai 20 The other ard An positive q thg.
Il seat 10 EH;iald Last samuler ard even.
~here hni 10 AK for batter aai e,-rysA.sr
vas met alth this -; sP--oehs Col, trath.
sir, butter Win ueNti Never bard (. .urh a
1hing' This goes netSor vith diAiertl Aad
al q this hapESaoi In sh- tn.Ino.a eeHtsr,
frvm London tgsa ,eroash sgaroui,Airr.
LA7cashirv sad Dcvnashlfe-
Il bought a suit of gioghe, Ia the Strand
london good clU'hl, and paid - 10 .h.liln..
Tor Il can get Tho same suis In Nr4 York.
Chicago, FhilA4elphiA Or Bozioa for as os
80"
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
FIRST Gun o. The oAmsAio 4
vh,,,iaw Reid Adaresses the II inei' re
,h,ic.n League at Springfield.

rss 7epuAi,ean ezmpsign opened At
snr,nrasld. Illinois. on the lssh By sfe@l
,,se,lnr Of The Young Republicans cf sai'i
81. IN attendance upon The eonvrn,.oia oi
The Republican LesEae
Whitslau Reid male 4 ringing .Peeeh oo
m. Issue. Of the campaign, Which ~as re
ec,rel with the greatest euiha'ia-'n IN
speasing Of the tariff be SAID
.sThe Democrats declare the Nehlalsy '''i
NOT only uueoasgitaiioasi, bat 'the caimiaAt
Ing airoeity Of elss, legsslai!oa-' Wen jon
hsyc srcn hos ii uogks, In The establish
ment Of ne~ Industries &c the new attsse'ion
to- forei-a capital. IN tAs better demand ios
vour ptoslnvts, Aad eyca ia tac pf'e-s OF Nn-t
vpa buv. you can measure thr hriEhth and
breadth Of %, sirocliy. Bat iet NC sive Jga
4. feu unpulll,hoI stEtcncats tTosi an oiA-
cisl source. 10 Geld have lately left oseAf
Williams. Unlted State. coasul a. HAsre,
bs. Iu,t uritten an analysis of the tfsise FROM
France to the United Stsios, pzssin@ ihrr1fa
that city. which, a. yOa ka0E, :. iar eh'ci
mort FOR general French erpssiaiioa 10 ~
Over Is per cent., be says. % al ulrrehsaai-e
r1portc,l from HRrrc 10 Uuitcl stst-s roris
are entered froe q duty. The ysiuss Of eE-
ports on shich The duty has been rviaee'i ay
tA- McKiuisy ,arin -erv oser bal. he to'al
yaiacs exported. and lsArly fveslrths q tAis
rrtluciloa va on articles aoi prsiEc-4 IN ihf
Ualied states, saI ihrrefo-r no. 70 osHre' .
uon sith Assc-ieAn ist-ar o. Amoficaa EaA'z-
faciurers
.fThe Dcnoera;i- platform declares thst g
Is the oaiy party that hss rivsu tse e0zuuy
Vigorous toseigu roliey Wen IL ri<o'ss''
fd-ciEu poIiey al roi rrn1vs tAe luvidzoSs,
and unfriently di.eriHlnziioa sSaiust ~ -
alar-r uuHaacr q EuruPeAl colatgics. vhieh
positively pr3hltltrd ths impOrtst.oa a car
porE oz the uutrzthtal rfcistt tAAi q -
danErruas 70 hsslih- Thr forcisu rclieF q
thr prcseat Replh,icaa hlniHsfraiira h,d
and IN spite q hi-h dsties and al ne dir-
eulues attending tse "a ira revival q hog
proh-hIfel tr,sc IN a. otlc'aiiy fisusVrct
article uhfch iAc rc67ls kai hrra iHu-hi :,
believe druE-rois Ia thr ier z1ozih. thaf
have elaps7a thIs n-u market '0- ~ ~rsssra
farmer, hal assoaHtcd &c orsF T,ooo.ouo ~
- Jaze a lzst7
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
New York oe,,ins uaasry.

The strike in Buffalo has already Increased
the price OF living in Nes York and Il q
should beeorae general a famine would shortly
result Produce men say that u the train,
were tied up for ten days food woald bccoms
scarce, 20 dependent arc the people there o.
other parts Of the country.
A usual the Persons to suffer hrst arc Tho
poorer classes, those who lay In their sup
plies from dAv TO day. Already many Of ID,
Wholesale dealers have bccn obliged 10 fal
back on their reserve stocks because the car,
Of merchandise have not arrived Much Of
this such as meat, eggs and p0aitry. & per,
ishable and will be unfit FOR use when It ar.
rive&
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
The Pope DismI..es a Cardinal.

Great excitement has been caused In Rom,
by the dismissal of Cardinal Ruggiero, ,prefeet
oil financial Affairs Of the Propaganda, and
who has been looked upon by many as IN,
probable successor Of Pope Leo NIII. II {.
said that the Pope himself ordered Ruggiero',
dismissal, being convinced, as result Of la,
quiry, that Ruggiero and not Monsigneui
foiehi was the really guilty party in eonnee.
ton with the misidvestments, TO use a mild
term, for which Monsigneur FOlchi was dis
missed FROM the papal service about one yea,
ago.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
Worked by plamena sh.rn,.

Detroit has been invaded by trio Of New
York diamond sharks, who have caught lew.
elers and pawnbrokers to their hearts, CON-
tent First came III. Camp and wife. Me-.
York" as they registered themselves. IN.
diamonds they offered were apparently pure
white gems OF great value, on which they
asked $500 loan A business man wa
about to lend the money when an expert pro
nouneed them yellow gems of little value.
temporarily blesehed by process 10 him IN
known. The pair were soon Joined by '.sie.
nor Cohen" formerly pawnbroker Of this
city, and, despite the warnings OF the police.
two jewellers put up 5000.
The law cannot reach the sw!ndlcrs,a as they
do not misrepresent their goods simply shos
them and get price 30 per cent less than the
value Of irstwater gems.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
Iron sheet. Thinner Than Tissue Paper.

competition has for a long time been
carried on among the English iFunmasters a.
to the degree Of thinness TO which cold iron
could be rolled 10 one case the sheets have
been rolled 10 an average thickness or thin
ness OF the eighteen-hundredth part OF an
'nch-in other words, 500 OF these sheets
= this iron piled one upon another Woaltl
measure only an inch Ia thickness
And this marvellous dneness Of work may
be more readily understood when the fact Is
borne in mind that the great number Of /. 800
sheets Of thinnest tissue paper measures q
slight fraction over an inch. 1t also appear.
that these wonderful iron sheets were perfect
ly smooth and easy to write upon. notsith-
standing the fact Of their being porous when
held up In a strong light.-T'AiLGdeipAia Pres.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
Colorado,

Pitkin's assessed valuation this year is s4.
| 100000.
Grasshoppers are doing considerable dam.
| age along the foothills.
A Grand Junction NImrod bagged two
porcupines the other day.
John Donovan, i saw-mill hand, at Woody
was killed on the 18th by falling tree.
The grievance committee of teleyrapbers
and the Colorado Midland have agreed upon
schedule.
Rocky Ford is making great preparation.
for Melon Day, September sth. A race course
has been prepared.
The Colorado Silver League has issued a,
urgent appeal for more funds to spread the
gospel of free-colnage
The entire right Of way, with the exception
oil a few hundred feet, for the new railroad
line from Louisville to Boulder via the Allen
Bond coal mine, has now been secured.
The little daughter of John Young. foreman
h the Warden Belle mine at Lake City. had
several fingers blown of last Tuesday by the
explosion Of blasting cap. She was brought
70 town and her thumb and two front fingers
were aEiputated from her right hand and also |
the thumb and front finger from the left |
band.
lhree little boys were badly burned a,
Wray Saturday afternoon by an explosion Of
powder. They applied lighted match to a
CA q blasting powder, and the fact that the
powder was wet only the top being dry,ssved
The Toys from instant death They were two
oi NJ. aason's sons rud one Of ylr. O'Dou.
aei's They VIII recover.
sarah 1 Soot- On old lady living sear Al.
iona, Boulder county, was completely burned
p. tuesday night After escaping eafely
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

WHILE the present century. or even
the latter half of it has been unusual
ly prolific in new developments of
science which have opened up new
opportunities for supplying mankind
wish the necessaries or Injuries of
lie at less cost cf strength and time
it is possible that none OF them are
destined to accomplish more or prove
greater benefit to humanity than
that which IS being male to convert
the natural forces of nature into a.
electrical power oy which the en-
ergy can be preserved storeI and
transmitted by wire to far distant
points. there to propel mach merry.
light streets and dwellings,, and fur
nish heat or power for all purposes
from the baking Of cake to the melt
ing of iron ore or the forging of an
anchor
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
FiEhting In Afxhnu,stan.

Adsioes from Afghanistan show that "
otner engagement has occurred between =,
fsso.tas Hazar ribesnen and . to-es o
Atzaaa tsoops uaceS command of the So
ero% q G4ccabAr. Tho aasssrs sxpy va
ceNsasd aad !, u said they arc row "a q:
icsl position and su1ertng tDp sda-ciT 2.
food Tbs t1be ,sviss asde By tbcu - &c,
provi.g very snaresstrl, the so-c,i'ed loJ-
,xibesmen objec,ing 10 fighting agA.rr w
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

PRACTITIONERS are growing at last 10
doubt the prudence OF the indiscrimi-
nate employment OF cocaine. ether
anesthetics. longer known to the pro-
lesion and more thoroughly tested.
accomplish all that has been claimed
Tor or accomplished ac by cocaine. It is
to take its place shortly with the
many other novelties that have been
potent Tor short periods have failed
of permanent good and been reject
ed When taken for other than sur
gic-4 4eonsiderations it has proved a
vicious poison l. ought to be SO
classified.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

Ir MUST be that every farmer real
ICES the money value OF good roads.
'ln the western wheat region. - is a
sta ement in the tenth census report
according to the estimates received.
1t costs the ordinary farmer more TO
carry bushels Of wheat mile than il
does the ordinary railroad to carr n
ton. consequently when wo get west
OF Lake Michigan it rarely pays 10
grow wheat more than twenty miles
from rail or water trans portation.n
Having been convinced OF the enor-
nous odds against him in his conpe-
tition with the rost of tho world the
farmer Is helpless in tho effort to
e9ualize the conditions, so far as
reaching market Is concerned He
must turn his roads over to some one
who knows what they lack and can
supply It The highwar spgipear il
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

WE are building up our characters
md our lives not only by actions
but by the direction in which we are
lcux.n2. by the models we set before
US By the ideals we cherish. by the
company we keep, by the books we
read by all the conditions in which
we put ourselves. By looking up to
what is higher and better we shall
rise TO higher and better states OF
heins. and our characters aad conduct
VIII always bear an intimate relation
to those things upon which our men
tai vision dwells with pleasure and
satisfaction.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

STUDENTS OF history and even those
whose reading or study is confined to
the happenings OF the day must have
noticed that any great crisis in the
affairs oil country is sure to bring
forth a man who is able to grapple
with it Even in circumstances that
are not critical but merely condI tional
there seems to be an eternal appllca-
ton OF the same truth. What the
occasion calls for is made manifest.
According TO degree of Importance a
Cesar a Napoleon or a plain John
smith rises above the horizon of
events and makes himself for the time
being the polar star by which the
course of things is guided and tho
ship of progress steered.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

THERE is much to learn in tho
science OF roadmaking on the sub ects
Of location. workmanship. mainte-
nance and legislation. Toe mere
enumeration OF these points is SUM-
cient to show that good roads depend
upon technical skill quite as much as
railroads aud bridges. They can
never be had by the aimless plowile
and scraPing which the pathmaster
throughout the country orders every
spring. even though the work eA-
tended through the year.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Wyoming.

General Weaver made an address at Chey-
enne on the 10Th.
A number of the large cattle owners OF
johnson county have secured temporary
injunction restraining the officers OF the
county from paying the costs of prosecuting
the invading stocknen. The matter viii
come up again in September.
or the forty-two defendants in the johnson
county Invasion case all but eight failed TO
appear before Judge Scott on the end. Six
o. these were expected the next day, and at
torneys for the defense declare that all their
clients will be present for trial The case was
set fo- January .. Each man who responded
10 his name entered into new reeognizaaee
for $4,000. All expressed disappointment
over the postponement.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

A COMMON sin of housek eepers is
worry-worrying for fear the WORK
will not be done or something may
happen for which one is not prepared.
Those who Will worry will always
end enough to worry about. 1t is
we to think OF the work to be done.
but the wise housekeeper will have n
plan for each day and follow it as
nearly US possible.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

II will thus be seen that after deductinr
one hour from Mountain to Central time,
Train No. makes the remarkably fast run
of "a hours p minutes Denver to ST. Louis.
The time of Train No. westward is but a
trife slower.
Both are magnifcently equipped trains Of
Pullman sleepers, Chair Cars and Diners.
Serving all meals en- route.) constructed after
the latest designs OF the Pullman company.
The Burlington service between Denver and
Chieago Is too well known to need mention
here. 1t is conceded by all to be the best
and the St Louis service will be made equal
to it
For further information call on any rail-
road ticket agent, or address g. ". yalIerv
general agent, 100 Larimer street, Denver.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

one of the latest promises OF science
is to bottle up or store up. the suns
surplus heat and give it out as de-
sired. and thus save the necessity for
coal or wood as fuel 1t would be
much cleaner you know. to buy few
bottles of sunlight to cook the dinner
with than to litter up the kitchen with
kindling and coal
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
LAMAR
Enrcrn1orrr has lust begun 10 offer
COLORADO

ELECTRICITY has just begun 10 ofer
new opportunities to commerce Wo
are NO Hunger compelled TO carey oar
factories to the water power for By
the electric wire the power may bo
brought to the house OF the operative
and We may again see the private
workman supersede the factory OPP
erative.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

TIE great body OF the American
people would view with just alarm
any considerable immigration of
Chinese y, the United States. 1t is
not q personal prediudice against the
individual members of the Chinese
race We are too familiar with for
eigners OF all kinds to retain much Of
that feeling.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

Ihe secretary of state has received cable.
gram from the United States charge d'affsirs
at Constantinople informing him that the
house OF DR.. Bartlett, an American mission
airy at Boudoir, province of Konia, Asia Minor.
was burned; and that the lives of the mission
aries are in danger He believes that II
prompt action is not taken the missionary
cause and lives OF the missionaries will be IN
serious danger In other places. secretar,
Foster sent Lnessazs calling the attention Of
tie Porte TO the outrage.
William Waggstatf, Big Coeon1,zH Tar.
rer, was kicked 10 death on the ia va
vicious horse Nas.e d.seatsaSilny the animal
from p.ow in wboee attachments the horse
had become mixed. Waggstsg leaves VIZ
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
Organizing for Campaign wo,.

The Rrrahiican national league has mad.
a call upon the local organizations o. Wash
inEton 10 form narrhlnz club, on military
lines 10 participate In The presidential can.
pa'ga- il i also proposed to organize cavalry
and bicycle elubs to engage ia political work
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
The Buriinston's new Past Train between
Denver and St Louis.

The fast time adopted last spring between
Denver and Chicago having proved 60 sue
ccssful, aud being so liberally patronized by
the travelling public, the Burlington Route
takes pleasure In announcing that 1t has in-
augurated similar fast train between Den
yer and stLouis, thus enabling this company
to offer quicker time and better service than
heretofore enjoyed between the cities named
Under the new schedule the time IS as fol.
lows:
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27
Charged with ca,,,. s,.,,,,~

Jack Porter, a well-known cowbo7, who ha,
been on the range for a number of years, wa.
arrested at Trinidad Saturday night and
lodged In jail, charged with cattle stealing
near Clayton, New Mexico. 1t is said thai
Porter Is one of gang that has been engaged
In the cattle stealing business on rather an e1.
tensive scale, and that about 500 head of
range cattle have been stolen and placed in
the market The names Of several we'll
known men arc connected by rumor with the
gang, but the evidence VIII not warrant
the publication Of their names. There is con.
siderable excitement In cattle circles over the
affair, and Developments will be watched for
with great deal of interest
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

What is known as the "Lriy White fac.
too Of the Republican party IN Texas. h,
chosen an electoral ticket
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

The Republican county eourrntloa. Of
Eouti And GraBd counties have endorsed II
H. Eiiy for Coa.Iess from the sreoad a..
tHCL
The Lamar register., 1892-08-27

A Republican League was Organized Al,
Colorado Sp=inss on The 29nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-28
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed, and not
less than one million people have found just
such friend in DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. If you
have never used this Great Cough Medicine,
one trial will convince you that il has wonder
ful curative powers in all diseases of Throat,
Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed, or money will be re-
funded. Trial bottles free at C. G. Lemons
604 King street. Large bottles SOC aud 81.
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three months 81.
All transient advertisements must be pai,, for
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-28
VSTOoD AND COAL YARD
w AND FINE DWELLING
EOR Sal T.

! offer at private sale the Wood and Coal
Yard and Outfit of the firm of Geo. S. Smith
* Son, on Fairfax street, between Queen and
Princess streets Alexandria, Va. The outfit
consists of one shutc wagon, two shutc carts,
two wood carts, five horses, engine and boiler,
one woodcuttcr one set Of Fairbanks scales
and all other necessary appliances.
The yard is doing good business, and this
is Il first-class opportunity for person to en-
gage in a profitable enterprise.
Also the residence, 222 north st. Asaph
street. The house and side lot has frontage
on ST. Asaph street of fifty feet nine inches,
and has double parlor dining room, kitchen,
five bed rooms and conservatory, water, gas
and latrobc stoves, and is in iirst-class condi-
ton.
nnro1 If NI. IL. SMITH. Civ Scr-t.
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PROPOSALS.
C0MaIoNwEALTH OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF


BUILDING COMMISSIONERS,
STATE CAPITOL. RICHMOND, Aug. 2G, 1892.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE received
- at this office until II III. SEPTEMBER
20, 1892 for the erection and completion
of the STATE LIBRARY BUILDING at
Richmond, Va.
Plans, Specifications and General Instruc-
tions to Bidders may be seen at the Office of
the architect, w. NJ. Poindexter, 1920 +
street Washington, d. C., and at this office on
and after August %, 1892.
No bid will be considered unless accem-
panied by certified check for 50 900, made
payable to the President Of the State Board of
Building Commissioners, as a security for the
execution of a contract for the work, with
bond in the penalty Of $4,000.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. =. W. MCKINNEY,
Governor of Virginia and President Of tho
State Board Of Building Commissioners.
aug29 30t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
OFFICE PoToMAc SHOE Co.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Z
September |. I0Q2.

September I, 1892.
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in provided you use the words
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We are yours truly,
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