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The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

volume Of water seveaty feet into the ar,
.ca the roaring Of the engires IN machinery
h.u. n quarter OF mile away, told the multi
,,se that the electric spark had done IL
duty.
aOla Glory'' wAs released from IL, embrace
hv the .ame subtle nuid, and proudly foafed
,n m, breeze. Electric fountains reflected
their prlsmatIc coiors through the plaza and
the huge ngurc of the Republic parted With
,ts drapery and stood forth In all i1 golden
beauty. welcoming all the nations OF the earth
IN the imperial city OF this West The chimes
4, M.uufaeturcrs' Hall and in the German
building peaied forth the Intelligence that
the great exposition Ia nos open Out In the
hsrt-or the Michigan's guns pealed forth the
national salute, While every steam whistle
,saea IT'S din TO the confus,on. The eroxd
made All the noise that it could, While Tseo-
dore Thomas seemed disgnsted that his nnsi-
,ian, plAying HANDEL. ''HalicluiAh Chorus"
could no; be heard
A.. soon a. the ceremonies attendant upou
the formal opening Of the exposition uesc
over, President CIeyelApd, Governor Aiiseid.
n.yor Harrison, the Dake OF NeraguA aud
other notable. ~erc conducted to the dining
hall on the main foor OF the administration
buIidinr, where they werc ~airrisisei al iin-
p.r by the World. Fair ofiiri,ls- when the
ainner vas over tie party. ~tsh President
Cleveland Nad Difcoior-Gencra DAVIS In the
lead, ~ss conducted fron the Administration
building and vas drlEca around the groands
Al the unAaufsctnrrFs' bgsiring. -hleh ras
the arst place reached, tbe ErosiisstiAi pAr'J
catered At The HsAin entrAaee asd walked
from oae end Of The zsoasircus edinee 70 iae
olher Fron here they drove TO ihe sorfh
end Of The sruGnAs, AHsoaE The state bald
is.s, and hA ek aioag the fnais df1ve past The
horticultural hsIidiE< 70 The .asih cod Of The
grounds. Amer having thoroughly 10
speeted ths -hiie city, Prcsidras Cleveland
ara his pAr5y uerp trivcn 70 tf-znd Cros~iH-.
-hefe TIER took tic train Ter " zshiaSsoz-
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Reward Paid by Newspapsr for ~
Important Discovery.

Important Discovery.
NEW YoRK, April %, so3-immediatcIy
following the death OF Jay Gould of consump-
tiou last December, and that OF number of
other prominent citizens, the Kecordv offered
one thousand dollars for the discovery of .
treatment which would cure or best stay tho
progress of consumption. Physicians all over
the world were interviewed by correspond
ents, and invited to compete at the request of
the Recorder. Among them were the leading
specialists of this country, and such eminent
foreigners As DIR. Koch and Prof Virchow.
The consensus of opinion. gathered by wire
and cable, was that the action OF the Eorordsr
Was a wise one, and one that would in all
probability place before the public the most
advanced discoveries in the treatment OF lung
diseases.
Physicians were appointed to conduc, the
investigation. aud 8 series of systematic tests
were made with patients who volunteered In
response to Invitations that were published.
The result of these tests was remarkable
A treatment which was presented by DIR. w.
r. Amick. one OF the leading physicians of
Cincinnati. Ohio, proved so cfhcacious that
the Rocordsr, acting on the advice OF Its
physicians, has declared the contest closed,
and has awarded the sum OF one thousand
dollars to DIR. Amek. A cheek for that
amount was handed TO a representative of Dr..
Amick on Saturday, the doctor himself being
too busy to cone on
In closing It's consumption inquiry. the
Leoord<r believes that has brought to light
a treatment which will accomplish, in the
majority of cases. that which kooh's remedy
ailed To do-that Il will in fact arrest the
progress OF consumption and other iuug
troubles lts suthor does not claim tha; II
will produce new lung in man who has
lost one OF thosc important organs, or that II
,lu cure every patient In the last stages Of
consumption. so that he will regaia the ytgur
OF youth Ills claim Is that Il arrests the de-
s;ruotion Of lung tissue, and stops the pro
sress Of disease efecting cures in the earlier
stages, and proionging life even In the mo-,
hopeless cases. These clsims are fully borne
out by the tests msdc under the immediate
direction OF the Haoorti>r. In addition, its
reporters have brought in interview. with
nearly one hundred physicians, and reports
have been received by mail frum over one
thousand Others, whose experiences in the use
Of the trest.ncnt in their own practice con-
firms the decision OF the ReoorlSr. Dr.. Amlek
still expresses his willingness To supply phys
iciaas and through them all sufferers from
lung troubles with sufficient medicines TO test
the effects OF the treatment without cost.
Applications for free test medieincs should
he addressed to Dr. Amlek personally, At 10
". sth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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r.lr, Of North CHM.

Northern China IA The country Of fairs. Ia
any given district there Il : const1Ri success
sion of large gA.herings, At which II Ia not
uncommon for rs many ss 1000 persons 20
be congregated. The fairs arc sometimes
called the ''poor mans" market for the
grea; display o; secondhand olothing which
the owners wish to dispose OF.
At Tochou and At another polat On the
Grand canal there arc annual fairs held from
the beginning Of the twelfth month to the
18th d-y OF the same Enonth, al rhieh there
Is a grea; display of fore,ga goods. espec,zity
voolens, sold al cheaper rates than al other
inrs. Ihls is called the fair o, the grain
feet, and Is one OF Toe products Of the IL
elous system Of grain taxes. Abo1tf0o vessels
are annually employed for trAnsportiu. the
sLantGnE grain tax 10 Tunechoa. urAr Pc
king, and upon their return these vessels
bring large quantities Of goods from Tientsln,
which are sold at the fairs. While some OF
the fairs are held at times ricidly axed and
never varied, most of them are wholly uncer-
tain as To tiDe.-NortA Chiaa HsrBid
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LACKING IN COMPLETENESS.
oosts.Iss n.igu. 10 nAsy OF the ws-id'.
PAIR HatidlrEa

he rAst esuzt. tAsi tArus-ed isefsca
Park o. The opeainz Gsy srpesi.sS 10 'ce /,
eoaarlctsd sIrosifioa ss had bcsn pTusli'esi
BY Diructo. General DAra,. stru .Aiiy ditaF-
polat.a Thr f.ei a, tsc wosid's Coluaztssa
Erpo-lilaa 5, unsuisAsd sal soaas@hAt
ra-gcI shoH, II 8, eoapieis Ia ssrci- sai
.orrovf fuiiy g-cczpie.< 10 o.srrs Tncrr arc
huiialnrl hut ktf o9us.yuciet. Fatliiozs ysi
10 sc started IrA eThlt!t sPaeus <iIA a1iA;s-
Is tho7- wAai tArrr l., ho-ersr, q zicfv
th1n .aa ever .ho-u .A Wori1s crpsa~iiiua
besoro. ard gaAes he vel a iaeSza pios.saets
arc % Be sssnA tAr most easszrA-isE eEi-
dcaoes uf ihr usaguikoeaer ih4s "a 70 -, such
sraaa ba4saln-,. .oeh zzszaisaesi euzrta Ani
psserssy. Asd fseA bea1iifzl s.Tc1e1ns o.
,.a,.srzpe Hrr 10 ee sscz fgr tAe hrs; tiszr-
The exhgit., tsezEa suil iuaserfecsiy
ssoEn. Arr srans4er as.t Esors eusasrshssfirs
thaa aay aas,r bcfaFr II N oe2ssfs q iss
ctpo.lu0a zrs 10 - tiaasesi sos taeiE tarslnsa
lAry zzsg also y grts,ss To- 80; iAsy hAEs
noo0aalish-d IL shs sasatfrszrvr,' saiit-
Iaz he greatest Displays are 20 - ussae
Tsey arc no, ia ssaps tos.sy, erla< bsssly
pressataAss -hea Prr-issss Clereitsa nj
the fair osIeiAis sni forstsa ooaz...iassrs
thew. Iks Anerseas sza GrFn4a elsas4ys
,rr Ehozs eo1Plrts
he Ez<lish se.ssaz ss also -. sSs-sr
aao- os onzp.essaess, 10 cFkia9a, troa
Frasoe. sNitzrrizsi 2sA BE i-izz .eil
nigh eozplsle. asa itlly Is IA e-AiaA Den-
marks spsc, "a lsa1e zsrr ihaz ssu .Aos.
Tse AEstrAlian ina J.pAsoss srhshlis arc
heariy eouP,ets- The ,zsiisr for~i<a sos.
eszueas arr uen aarzses1 via tAeir sI-
hlhlix
Ia ihc .<ricsiizfal bzlais< ssr erAlsia
arc ne.riy al Ia plAas- TrsEs7-ersziiez kAii
eaataias tztsy ahs display, bss shess arv
patches os spA-e th,l arc sas Jes sLissi- Ter
.hos q, sor;irsiiafr a-d so-srziigrc Ia suoi.
hgi tsry arr nog as eVnplcsc tA<y sso1id
b. The zzziz galleries ut ts- ART Fai@er are
Ia eh.n;lc s;Atr, bat bcAinA thr parsisssz,
!, Tie hhesf display u soss a Ar ever .cen
In an Asa~rigaa ctpositioa-
Ia The askerisa eziliiax pre<r-ss sas Has
bers pArtleal1fiy rapid In tse xuvsrszra,
ou4lllBg AsAriy everything Is Ia r~aaisaaa
Tie board o, LADY usaAEe-. vii nos be abe
10 sAJ quite ;tE; ssaeA fss tsesr koz.e. T~o
seeks norz ~ni fAisA Jhs soTs In raaeA.srEy
ball Ths elretrse hrEt plaaL ho-eres. IA
act quito sauPieis- u sil 70. be Posstbie 20
IiSht ali the buIidizE., tAoaEA gisasa Of
electric Gre VII ts tAFoss into eupa.A of
them 10 make q shou
Forcisa .01eFameul Kea STATE bugii57<.
are Ia y.rioas stages of inso.nPiesioa- jsaAa,
Germany and EasiAai peraap, sr- ne TAR
;hezi advanced q the forsigaers
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

WooD fibre Is now almost uniyors-
ally used to more or less extent in
paper manufacture. \ paper is OBJ
tained from it in most respects good
enough for the temporary use that is
made OF newspapers, but its texture
does not resist tearing as the rag
material which was practically tho
only basis of papers in the earlier
days used to do. 1t is mistake to
suppose that wood fiber is found only
in the cheaper papers. It enters into
the composition OF the best quality
as well nowadays
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rr., Trlp to ch.eare.

separate W-o-r los F.A-irApd use iAe let.
ter to spell as Eiazy wor'is as you eau oy ustns
The letters IS riauy tirues you wish either
backwards Or f0rsard-. but not Use the sane
letter in making aHy one woFt more tines tasa
Its said sevcuty-ave szall EnEiish verbs
can he spelled correctly from the ier istt,rs
~aif, soar, iiol etc IL yol are gooi At
word. making you can secure Free irlp 70 the
worlds Fair and resnrn. As The Scott seed
road fare hotel bills admissions 70 the Col I'm
ban Exposition ard s5ooo in cash for Incl.
make seventy voras from The letters eoataiaed
IN Worlds + IT," as above. They viii ziso
Fys free "Trip ,5P to, ,p 'hs ~ worries az
Incidental expenses. TO the Hrst per-on sending
sixty words as above They viii also g'yo
(Eithoat cash for Incidental erpeaSss) To the
first person senting afty-nve words To the
SO % in cash UPWARDS paying expenses 20 Tie
s;Ha5ns q fe., s.E ,s@,. s9,a; -I v,Is Be gigsa
pcnses 10 the Worlds Fair tn each OF the iirst
ave persons sending ihirty-nve words will be
glven 5000 IN cash aad 10 each OF ne nrst ten
seudiug thirty words will DO given SS.0I IN cash.
Only one nrtze Will be awarded 20 the same
person Write your name list OF words
jnumbercdJ snd eneloss the saEnc postpaid
with fifteen u s. tTo-ccnt stamps for large
package of our Choice English Cottage Garden
Flower Seeds. This combination incl udes the
latest and most populAr English Towers of
endless varieties (sAn. as viii he contained
In the Elaborate exhibit OF Englisa flowers q,
the Worlds Fairl
This world Fair" contest will be carefully
and coneientiously contacted solely for the
purpose OF Introducing our business in the
Uuited States. You will receive the olgx st
value in flower seeds ever offered and II you
ars abe 10 make good list OF words and an
secr promptly you will have nrst-
class opportunity 10 procure . free trip
frcm your home to Chicago and rets-r
We are speeding llrgs amount rnorfv
to start our trzds in tho United States and
want your trial order. You will be more than
EratiHed with the result Send to-day and aa-
dress The Scorr SrED CoaPAsr. Toroato.
Canada.
Preservation OF the .-'-seg- dude a.r:ds
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

The Chicago river is, metaphori-
cally speaking. between the devil
and the deep sea Since the United
States government declared it navi-
gable water the city solons refuse to
pay for dredging it, rightly enough
claiming that the cost OF the work
should come out OF the national river
and hsrbor appropriation The
government doesn't seem disposed to
look after its self-claimed protege, and
hence the turgid stream is filing up
and will soon be impossible TO large
craft Meanwhile as a sanitary
nuisance the river remains the sa-a
old bowling success as OF yore-
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

gnERE is point at which the duty
a lawyer owes his client comes into
conflict with the obligation which
every citizen must acknowledge to
society and TO the principles Of right
aud morality embodied in the law it
self No attorney may bribe juror.
suborn perjurer, or send an inno-
cent person to Jail to save his client.
without himself becoming a criminal;
1t is an interesting question. there
fore, how far lawyer may properly
go in staving of and finally prevent
ing the trial Of a person whose escape
from a court hearing would have the
effect upon tho community of mis-
carriage OF justice.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

AN Alabama man fell into 4 we'll.
together with his horse. The horse
was killed, and the man. two days
having elapsed. was becoming tired
of associa.ing with tho remains.
Happily buzzards came to the feast.
and the prisoner. grabbing the legs
of several, said .'shoo' in persua-
sive way. They winged with him to
tho surface and high into the air,
but he released them, one by one,
and so came down quietly, avoiding
any embarrassing kerplunlz. Those
who arc inclined to doubt the story
are of course at liberty to do 80. but
truth lies at the bottom OF a we'll, !"
and a man two days in the midst OF
it ought to bo actually saturated
with it
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
The woMAN's BUILDING.
IL w~s Dedicated with Arprspr.ats
ts.r.rart..

IL Wa Dedicated with Appropriate
Cer.mouiss-
A. rrsuli Of The prrsls;ent real Of the
Board Of I-sdy Naazscrs Of the Worlds FAlr,
The WonAu's building uas dsdieasea NoaAAy
a. . O'Clock With sppropEiAte -1erelscs IL
vas grand triumph and va. EItendsi By
tho>o Who have been the ieallas sp;rits In the
eaterPrl-e- The eyeHt 80 International In
IL character, representatives Of many aAt.ons
contributing their part in the days pro-
grznme. Theodor- ThonA, directed an or
ehestrA Of 40 piAyrrs asd chorus oi 80.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, presidsat OF the Board
OF Lady SansEers, presided. Nj. Fiorenee
Wilkinson, daughter ot Professor Wilkinson
OF the University Of Chicago. recited za orig
insl ode, which included the part which
Queen Isabella assumed in the discovery OF
America
Nrs. Palmer then delivered an sddre..
which SAs punetsa,ed With frequent barsts
OF applause
Ars. ii. II. A. Beseh OF Boston sang, As
Sisted By the chorus md orchestra, wh!eA vas
followed by The presentation Of large silk
American Tag by George S. Knapp and hi.
soa' g. \. Knapp of Chicago, to the ladies
This hag l. made of American six and will be
The standard Tag OF the Columbian cxposi-
iion.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
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A tsie<rE@ fg11 = sssr.s
prEElzrk frf1.is - ~ y h<j
tze tnaa sao rgasass. - -x4rx(
IesAsaz. 2s.,szs tss z.G1sza
Repo-e frvsa ~ sss4-sf \
>erih ia4ie1ie tezI - Esz-zs
II SOD tEis gs-zs - ssTf ~
A .ro1zineas Nye1s = tts~s -
hasr s.ks.r .<trziF 81 arss a
lnEestsI n ssesg - -
sr<elal ftua Bztila 90 |
Sea, . tsu<hrr q Tea NEsi.s l
rho so i4tely ssss slls a-z'
eap- frusa tAr LsrzsIs 7l-aszias]
aad klllezi Il Iazssn ssaat
" Derusost &C Wrtsss.ts "a
ssress h91lzelf Il EEcEA 10
-. killed ~ Tsz Nssla a =
Harry Halekll-as { so ~
s<if near = r2ne1 - 80 -
He sztd e< szs rt-f -
s1iiov~i h. tuzr Essa7s tai
10 a yuieh dead si.h s'-ss
The re sas D =, saa1 go
shiea be bad psss-l 2,
writieE, Il kill Eyst -
fruua h2asAs a ysAt ~, ~ = J,
an iaEnaie q, tss itsss- ~ = !.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
tUsA

"a
The Deep CsseS -snsr -
sith rrrai rnooarAi,sa .
poscd liuc- -,
The average pro - "A
melted saos 10 The iesIs|
81 MAJ lor nineieea ycan q
Elder David waissf. ss-I
lake a fer dsys ago, 7 s--sl
,h- fr,, mortar f0F d, - -,.,,<)
ner-stone Of the norl1s"
Lake temple ,a|
Captain ". II Eds,fi,'Ps is,. -
,r,i. of the propsllef n. ,..,.s|
River on The a6;s III 2 - - d
lnsl test "Trip in The piei.e p,S. e.-.,pl|
II tourist steamers q v, y. 80 -
ryer.. The ps-iy .s ~ ~ s: I
in boats to whee!sr, =, -, ,T,ss
he .teamer. They -ilI . ,.ss
Tolorsdo aud Grand r.'s,' :, - |,
sertalning hos m9eo i. :. -ss-;
gated. Two weeks W .
irip.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

ONE OF fsrc irst things to bc con-
sidered by she aspiring young man
who is ambitious to obtain 4 college
training and must depend largely
upon his own efforts is health. IL he
has fair dcgreo of physical en-
durance, together with tact and per
sistence. hc can accomplish college
education rs easily IS he can learn a
business But he must be willing TO
make sacrifices and must have per
severance.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

MARYLAND has a sect numbering
1000 whose principal claim to indt-
viduality is that members bolieve,
and stats vooiferously. that they live
without shining. Neighbors, who
have observed the sect with some
care, believe that it labors under err
ror. People who do not sin in any
particular arc go scattered among
the asylurns OF the country that 600
of them could hardly be together in
Maryland.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
GaRNER'S MONKEY TALK.
Claiius to Have Made Book of Two Kan
dred Monkey Words.

dred Monkey Nord--
The reports which Professor Garner scnds
back of his success In dealing with the Afr
can monkeys Is 80 strange that IL reads like
the fantastic imagininrs OF a uso-iera writer
of sensational het!on. lie tells how be cap
turvd a chimPasEee by hypooslsiaS Il With ais
revolving mirror, and how from it be obtained
the monkey word for sun. Light, or bright
ness Seaeraliy-..schru-" lie declares that
he has with HIN chlmpanzec thzt can talk.
aud a gorilla which knoSs certain German
sxpleiivr.. and thz: he Ia, written down
nearly 900 monkey words. We do not pre-
tend 10 know how much Of this will beAr the
test OF sincere scientific invest CATION, but
there ts at present no reason that sc kaoE Of
for doubling the word Of Professor Garner,
and Is Is not fair 70 distrust him mo0ciy from
the strangcncss of the discoveries which be
claims TO have rlate.--Bosiea Cosrlcr.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

The Boston Journal takes the
death OF four persons in one house in
New Hampshire, supposed to have
been caused by contaminated well
water. as text for q sermon on the
farmhouse we'll. The sermon is per
tineut and ought to be needed. The
only thing to wonder ut is that q
larger number of deaths are not due
to this cause Farm wells are gcner-
ally noted for their convenience and
not for their healthfuiness-
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
NEWS OF nm
ce,sr.,.

The COLORADO ro-o..s
vention A. Boulder so,sa \. 4, ~
The school e,ec,,o. sas
me election of Er.Goaia = ~
J. X Hanna "oseFaas
The Denver po,,
everybody by CO.'S @ ensS
branch policy .hooas W aess
W. W. Wilmer !,
occupy Loco fee, Il I, ~ sssasa~i
ash,I. men, OF the world'. F.,,A Ass,. -.
The relatives OF R,.
wer- Killed in the Asa u
.iil-. have ostalaed AZ s,ssAs sA
t,uo respsc;ively'
The mean tempe,,,,,.
Apsii ~s ts DEGREES s-sn x
inehes. agaias, a. - e-r
'he past nineteen yrs,, Z
The jury ia The e..
eoiden, after b-lrr =,
H dsehAsEe1, kag.s,' - ss.ss
had taken nine h.1r'. i.r.s
III Tor eopv!etloa 4, Nas
for aeQu!ttAi. ;ilss
Glensoo-i h,a h,,
shis 'e<soa On ~h!eA 49,.
has Already bessa 1,sftI
100 feet vide, aaa, ia s',,@s :
u Is To be eompisfsi s'.s
materially A.d 10 iAe ,. sssa
soFI- A-;ssa
Horace Dzr,or.s
No z. Jenersaa ,oas,,e eass
kAsi peav,r Aisa ws-
ho0ors Of Anr Sfadua:e f,
has az average g.s, - -
Aad Ia l-alia a. 4tcrss. !.
three ycars
Dcuvrr Ma-x-4-y-
iSs; eatier. h,ss c-.s-'.l. - -,
bay, upland hs.,l fi,,.,s.. :.
ts.oess9eo, ,ai'ai,a Is :, - =.
nc; saeksi s.as - go ~
Potatoes ftk5. e.n- -
t4& eo-s2sa ss- i -.
stsasp, ko-s. chae. 90
lee hsns f5s9 ' "a
IA .aei,ieas o.sc.r,rt al
Ssoses, near Rzrna -,
uhlcs his s-yczr-oi.l -.
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: blrro A. sa1as dl.lse-
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a. caec,
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oca.is-<si Il thrvs s.-.,,..
faliora folsr CaiY al ~,
h1te eos t.,sa caaei - -,
ef faifurl. 2eca1iI..t, s,
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toss ctazgszy a1s t<va -,
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sls", aaseFiia- 20 leeslz
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esH;iy 4usl sso,a-4 rul-n.
pf<1ztaA'lla q A. ls-.za..
q NE pruqcss,g la.s,sli,,
rszsisEe TIT skzE.ri = -,
saarksts tar tAsa 'gss,a..se.
'ar.tizE AL sa1saz srsss.
tAiirI 70 susz gas s-r..--ar
fsrsseui &C srei tsassizss : i
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ssT. ~ ter 7zF7s, Z -
Saeisstsea-
4 frs says t-g Alfs-s s.a~.
trVS <s.saa. tGss Z va. IL
cad q LnEaz razzsf. s--srl IA
houe- ss2ssaa - ,-s.zits
gird igs- sAe sssass i .ssr 3
op-ft, Rai 49, sfss - l7a
parties ur1l tls- s.ls-1r
e4raia= Sfi,sz -! hs IA
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lie drrssss,s .s1s ! dfaEna7
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dfca in fEEli 60 tA1l inr]
n~xk. es4t. va - slssa "a
pse .Ae'a txiaE FesJ - lz
% ioui Play A=si - acs.= ~
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

THE French schools in New York
city, which have been supported in
part bs subsidies given by the French
government and the city Of Paris. are
in finauctal straits because OF the
withdrawal OF these gifts and viii
have to eeaso operations, probably.
Not many of the pupils cared to re-
main French. and the thing didn't
pay the government of Gaul
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

Epson says that women have more
fin. sense about machinery in one
minute than most men have in their
whole hfetime. And yet every mar
riei man thinks his wife doesnt
know how to run n watch.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
N.r M.ts.

The leath snnEl saeia ~
Army Of ths Errzs..s <
a. santz Re % teS ia
officers .hus Ik1s - s1
,pienaii eoaa.iioa ]
IaA little villasr q s1a :
other nirhi a gzag q So
The ss1re Of l-zze 4sass' -
hlrn aad looled tAe sa1fs 4 -
contrnf. AriozE t.s z ~
si05 and tpcngF-io1f 49, : = =
900 elairns 10 hare ress,1.A
rlen. He nsade e1uF-lil.s
sas referred by ha . y ~
In .e..ioa. Bat ist eis
coautry .so-r a. Las Ala1s
and rubbe,i, tie ale e'o..s -,
books. note. ard seoo-ss
,rsI b.rrri. Of -askJ ss's =
ease
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

AN inventor in New York asserts
that he has n device which will en-
able ships to cross the Atlantic in
three and a half days Such things
have bcen heard of before. but have
never pauned out well on prac-
,ical application. Such rate OF
speed would hardly allow man to
get seasicls-
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

Preservation Of the u.'-seg- , dude ,sr.de
OF Sonksy-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-05
Sheriff SsIo

viii he sold before the conrt l..
door in Dawson, Terrell! coon,v 2
within the iega. bours OF sale ~
first Tuesday in Angus next
Twelve horse power portable 5o9
one sixty saw WinshiD in taoI
and condenser, one WinshiD n.
and fixtures, now situated aud r..
on the place occupied by SiIas Sni
bear the town o: Bronwo5d IN E
county. Also The interest of N
Smith III one acre 81 lot Of land i
l54 ia the Twelfth district If !,
county, held by said SilIs Smith i
der bond Tor title, said acre iroYf
the public read leading from Bra
wood to Dawson in sid county. 81
enty yards Immediately fronting
Gin house and running back son
seventy yard4, SO as to Include i
gin house md other improvene.
thereon ia a square, as the property
Silas Smith to salts y a fl ia 'front.'
superior court Of said county Of Il
rell 10 favor OF Skinner Engine Oh
pany against him. July Bird, lSs
ID. K. CHRISTIE, Sheriff
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-05
Sheriff S Ale

Will be sold before he court house
door in Dawson, Terrell county, Ga,
within the legal hours of sale, OF the
first Tuesday in August next, to the
highest bidder for cash, the
folloWin- property, to-wlt; That
tract or parcel OF land lying and be,
inc in the 18TH district Of the county
OF T,rrell and state Of Georola, and
known and distinguished 10 he plah
Of said district as lots ii lan3 num~
Der eighty-one (81) and Ell tyvtwo
(82). containing tour hurdrsa AID
five (405) acres, more or lcs-, said
land levied on as the property of j.
II. Smith under and by virtue OF a
mortgage fl IA issued from the supe.
rior court of said county OF Terrell
ia favor oil j. b Perry against j IL.
Smith to satisfy the same and pointed
out in the said mortgage fl ia. June
Both, 1898,
d, K. CHRISTIE, Sheriff.