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MANY RULES FOR FOOTBALL.
Amendments IN the 'O5 Regulations
10 suit various COLLEGES.

SpaldinE's Of1cial Football Guide for
1895. edited by Walter Camp. is pub
lished to-day. The official rules are pub
lished in full. The Guide also publishes
the amendments to the official rules as
adopted by Yale and Princeton. and
under which rules they will play, and
also the amendments to the official rules
as adopted by Harvard. PENNSYLVANIA
and Cornell, and under which rule
these colleges will play.
To certain extent, the football situa
ton, so far as II pertains to rules, will
be much mixed this season. and In
Spalding's Official Guide the announce
ment is made that all schools. colleges
and athletic clubs not affiliated with the
five above can use the official rules. II
they SO desire, or they can use the
rules of Yale and Princeton. or the
rules as amended by Harvard. Pennsvl-
vana and Cornell. but in each instance
the manager and captain OF the oppos-
ing team must receive two weeks no.
tice as to what rules they will play
under
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LET THE BIG FIGHT GO ON.
President stuart Elated Over the
Test Case Result.

President d. A. Stuart. Of the
Florida Athletic Club said regarding
the decision in the prize fighting test
case:
II naturally feel elated that the high:
est court in Texas mas decided this case
in favor of the Dallas Athletic Club.
Coming as 1t does from a jurist who
stands unquestioned and absolute in
the fairness and legal impregnabiiity OF
his decisions, makes the position that
We have always maintained, that after
Sept. l there would be no law other
than n State occupation tax law in
Texas, more positive, plain and un-
questioned than any other result could
have placed II in.
THE force of workmen on the build
ing Will be doubled at once, and the
contractors say that the amphtheatre
will be ready for occupancy by Oct. 20
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PUGILISTIC POINTERS.

Champion James j. Corbett will give an exhi-
btion OF his training exercise in Madison Square
Garden on the afternoon and evening OF Sept. 30.
1t will be Corbetts last appearance before leav-
ing for Texas. The 1.-THE puglIst will be seen
running wrestling punching the bag. playing
handball and boxing. He and Steve o Donneli
will each meet three men during the performance.
Billy Newman announces that he has secured
Frank Erne and Jack skelly for a return bout OF
fifteen rounts as one OF the three bouts to be
given at the reopening OF the New Manhattan
Athletic Club entertainments Oct. T. The other
bouts will be Of Ave and ten rounds respectively.
Skelly has anxiously sought go with Erne, be-
lieving that he could make a better showing than
in their recent encounter. Many Of Jacks friends
think his logic is we'll grounded.
The fight between Johnny Connors Of Spring
field III, and Mike Small the English bantam
is of. owing to threatened interference by tho
authorities Of Springfield
Kid Mcfarland. Tommy Butler. Jack skelly
Sam Bolen, Caspar Leon and others will punch
the bag at Madden's show In Ambrose Park to-
morrow afternoon. Jimmy Anthony, the Austria
liam bantam, will make his hrst appearance here
In four-round exhibition with Caspar Leon
The Half-MilliOn G a q . n e e
Page sells horses and carriages.
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able in the very rich"st quarter o, the Cripp.e
creek district lnasmu the property is -
very extensive, the policy has tcan adopted oI
developing It by leases covering d IuIr ml.t
than one are each. 10 responsible parties VINO
as a consideration, agree to do = certain amount
of Development work and pay a large ROYALTY on
ores shippei Il Is proposed 10 have al sucd
leases expire on the hTst Of January. 1900 There
are already hete.cn thrty-aye and frty
different leases being worked IN this plan
some Of which have already developed shipping
ore, The territory has been divided practically
into acre sections for purposes Cf leasing but II
Is the policy 10 grant lea,es onlN on alternate
sections So that IN event II prom sing dc,clsp-
ments on any lease the company can itself pru-
coed 10 develop the adjoining TERRITORY The
patents to this ground were issued by the United
states Hn,erHm"nt In 1858. long before Its min
ttA!.hesL,hs chhrac'.r was kno"n-'o that mining
litiga' IN srisinE from apcN questions. rNtra-
lateral rights, nc, Is impossible Considering
II" large arra Of the properties belonging [. THIS
COMPANY. the tact thai the trrri,ur, Is already
rn's, removed from any possibility OF legal at
td'k. 'h' close prov unity ~ the richest mine,
81 the district whose veins. II seems ,,rtd u,
must. on their siriEe, traNtrSr the ground. IL
Is confidently believed the stock VIII rise l. a
ysrl high vslI"
The Cripple creek Gold Exploration Company
u cap'' He'd lt 81 500 900 q 500 shares II rar
value ~ 81 sachI Of which iju, 900 sharcs are in
the treasury the proceeds Of witch as sold
viii he drN0'rt to extensive exploration and de
ysiopment. The balance NJ the capitalized stock
IL all subject 10 poHi agree ment OF the treas
ury stock n IL proposed tu make a nrst .ssuc Of
-O'. ooo shar's at ~. cents per share, The bal
command very much E,sheF price.
The fulI report made by Mr.. Charles J. Moore.
accompanying map, &c, Will be forwarded on re-
oeipt Of telegraphlc or mali application.
New York reference:
THOMAS L. MANSON.
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se,tlsi the race Tor second place The Spiders
nnw % haVe l@'d Of thirty points over the PhillIc,,
syef,nS "a "@iiTfS ni to peanuts that Baltimore ami
of the mug" The series between these two
teams Will be well worth going miles to see.
Tonight the Giants leave New York ,,r pos,or
ana washington. 70 he gone Tor one week
lpon their return they VIII meet the Orioles Al
the Polo Grounds IN the closing series of the
championship season, iIanluns birds win remain
here for four games and, with the intense feet
ing that exists between the Two teams. there is
10 TO- Tikin Meekin may pitch in one OF these
,isnt usnt IN TINE he would 60 in. wnh Ru'le,
form, the Giants may win three Of lhe t5ur
games Oh. that they may!
In mi. event ani u Cleveland can keep up
iro1' the orioles grounds That ras hasn't been
won yet, by Iusi.I
IW tho way Pepper" Anson and his colts
w.u d double header from the Pirate. On The l,t.
irr.s ground are pretty nearly playing 1aI How
President, Freedman left town to-day. presuna-
bly, for Springfield and other New Eng and
cities to look TOT more youngsters.
The Giants are contemplating n barns norrn'ng
tour through Connecticut after the season close,
NGs.c and Mcrk." viii hardly 60 with their .ym-
rairs
Next Friday afternoon the Orange Ath.oilr
club will meet the scranton team 4 ne Easto-i
i."afnf. on ~" Orange oval. rne f'lI."ins taF
saturday, DTalse WilI p.ay The 'Aird and decisive
game - seize, With the E.Iiheih Athlci
',G' a me oy,. Each io1m 4ss Won gum
tie outcome Of the last game, rlay wl.l be
tdl.cl At a. C.clD K,
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BASEBALL CHAT.

Yesterdays exhibition was one OF the bright
spots In the Giants poor record for all around
play. and especially with the stick. II isn't
often that the local cranks have witnessed such
scientific batting by the Giants this season. Hits
were forthcoming when hits were needed. and
they were for the most part clean and we'll
placed. Time after time, with a on frst
the ball was hammered safely into right gar
den sending man around to third. This kind
Of work is a pleasure to witness. and It told at
the end.
In contrast to the Giants splendid all around
work. the Quakers put up a rather sloven ~
game. and at that, whore they are sirongelt.
They got Just as many hits as the Gothamites
and Rusie allowed Just twice many men to
walk as did Taylor, but with men on bases
Little Amie' pulled himself together. and had
the slowtown sluggers at his mercy.
The result OF yesterdays games practically
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SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Chairman lloyd Of the y. J. A, c. Athletic
Committee has decided 10 change the date OF
the Carnival OF Sports that will be given by the
club from Dec. : to Feb. next, These Jersey.
men figure a long way ahead
The o:oie Football Club, of Harlem, has a
few open dates for sunday games, which IL
would like 10 arrange with teams out OF town
preferred averaging 40 20 NS pounds. Address
oscar Aubut. captain. li5 jamaica avenue. AS.
toria. L, |.
T. c,-The question was answered Defender
wins ell three races THIS Is the record as
made public " the Regatta Committee.
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The sDOrtsmen's Exposition.

The Board Of Trustees OF the sportsmen's FIX
-~ition Association Yesterday decided to hold
" next show at the Madison Square Garden
ing the week beginning March %. It ia the
ent!on to have the coming exposition on .
cl Krapder scale than the previous one.
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LUDWIG BAUMANN & CO..
l2lst St. & Sd Ave., Harlem.
TERMS:
Banking and Financial.
REORGANIZATION
ERIE SYSTEM.

To the Holders of New York, Lake
Erie Il Western Railroad Company's
New Second Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds: Second Consolidated Mort.
gage Funded Coupon Bonds; Fund
cd Coupon Bonds of 1855; Income
Bonds Preferred Stock; Common
Stock, and Chicago & Erie Railroad
C0mpany's Income Bonds.
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FURRY IN WHEAT.
The Rise n Surprisc and shorts
Were Caught Mapping.

Wheat at New York showed an ad-
vance OF about 3-sc, December selling
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Yacht Olita Capsizcs.

ke-Commodore Rouse's yacht olta capsized
JNrday afternoon in oyster Bay while having
spin with J. Arthur Brands Spruce ". The
lsr and the launch Twilight rescued the crew
toNed the capsized boat TO the club pier.
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Race Track Once, Reservoir Now.

The work OF Transforming the old Jerome Park
race track into a reservoir has begun Nearly
every noted race-horse has run on the Jerome
aulat
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The want advertiser who gets
hi. .avertisemcnt In over 5OO,OOO
actual papers on the half-Million
Guarantee Page has something
better than luck In store for him.
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in sympathy with wheat and a better
speculative demand. October opened
here at 81 lac. and sold up to IS 3-4c.
Chicago was also higher.
Oats were about lac. higher.
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The Half-MilliOn G q q r . n e
Page sells horses and carriages.
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THOMAS L. MANSON,
90 Broadwsy
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21
STANDARD on TRUsr.
Tho rsr.. c.urs ~4...tas ths STATE L.
sad Csayicts aa Agsas.

snd teaNiets az Agsaf-
Waco. Texas. Dsr. i3-The trial -
what Is knawn a. the standard oil
Trust Indictments came IN an rpi 80
day. E 7. Hathaway q Dennison
Texas. arent NJ thas r-1iut for tss
Waters. Pierce on company. alleged -
b. member ef the Standard on
Trust was convicted q violating thr
antitrust statute 90 Texas, The 5ury
assessed his penalty az $50 ane, Thr
verdict is Seneraliy reeeired With
much surprise.
There are -four other defendants
awaiting trial and the indictments in,
ciude Messrs- Rcckefcller. FIagser and
the leading Standard and wa,ers
Pierce on companies pt'iclal-. although
none Of them have been arrested. The
ease win be appealed at once. and the
much-disputed question OF the eons,i.
tutionality Of the Texas antitrust Law
will be thoroughly tested.
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no oRAnpE DIVIDEND.
Tiieaxht 10 ne an InaIes.t on Of Rstarn-
ing Prosnesity-

Ing Prosperity
Denver. Dec. II The news that tn
Denver & Rio Graade Railway com,
pany had declared a dividend on the
preferred stock Of iIz per cent. says
the Times. is hailed as one OF thu
strongest indiea lions OF the return OF
business prosperity that has occurred
since the panic. II was the talk OF this
town to-day aud business men say u
win be the best advertisement that
Colorado could have
The company declared It's last pre-
vious dividend March Is. 1888, becauss
the earnings did not afford sufficient
surplus TO warrant distribution OF
profits. but from now on 1t Is though,
that the preferred stock win pay rex
ular dividends.
Assistant General Manager Schlacks.
who has been out with President Jeff-
cry ON an inspection tour OF the mar
row-gauge lines. returned this morn
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21
wReck 81 rAe alnLANp RoAn
naif = Dasea P-rss taIsrya. Aithaaz
Soss ssftsw.sv

naif = Dasea P-rss talargd- AifhaazH
Ssps serieu.ss.
LeaavlIie. Gods Dee u Ths wsss
bound passenger train ston nearrr. ovsi
the Colorado ai.diaud Railway. due her,
about six e'claeG last ii'sht arrived ngtr
" ;hsee hour isie dos 10 a. aogs3saN
vhsch oeenTred ErsF we~llsad rhrs
From what esa - ,.rltne.i. u-o oue Va,
killed and shose who Nese iateFed wer,
pas badly hart The smsSas eaF s-
the track and all tas passsrE-rs is ls
Nrrs Fcry badly shaken %. Tie Bagi.s
q ;ha~c inigrvI ar a t5ilaNs
W $ Tilfsn, sichtir inigras
Dr. HraEy wai,4cs, cuy oa ~ arm
ana laiansl sbsn, 5hs ssaF
JR Cr5ue!i ~ hsft
I r. RgiGa-sa. .HJsal abfai gls
back
y. E Henrt. ~ tsoE
w W Au.hssey. hadiy ssulsd
w h shenhs.L sss AID hsck aar-
o. HeEstadi. badly hTuisei
The passengers arerV al severely sask
ea up IN the sussklas esr. A. fsr as ca
b. iearued ssac u ibr oihsr ears teii CO.
track and none q ttr sFaln egew wrs
iniured II i urascssood ifat All q ~
pass-uscrs we're able 10 essr,ap- as
their foarnry. Hiaay os tAcln sa.hs On q
Cripple Cresk
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sen.l. cann-n..,lnn..

Washington. Dec. Is-The Senate in
executive session yesterday. eonnrrnca
the following nominations. To BE- judges
of the United States court IN Indian Ter
ri.ory; Constance b. kilSore % Texas
for the southern districs. Yaney Lewis
Of Indian Territory for the central DIS
rlet, William 81. Springer Of Tnsaoss
for the northern dlsfrlct. To De 4itar-
neys OF The United States In the Indian
Territory. Andrew @. Cruce for rhs
southern district W J. Horton for ths
rearaI distTiei. To be rnarshals OF the
United States in indian Tertiary: Sam
nel NJ Rutherford for the northern dis
riet. Samuel N. Stowe for ,he southern
district.
Also the following: John +. Baker
secretary OF The Legation ai Managus
Nicaragua: Charles Richie sImpkius
secretary OF the legation to Chill
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21
EDUCATION roR evssYos|
ss~ls-y In Harvard 10 o,s- o-e
In.tsassss4 10 ,hs n.-s-.

society In Harvard 10 cat~ o-s
Instsassss@ 10 ,hs m.-s->
Harvard university a2s s4sl|
ns~ feature xaich ss1tas 70 -
the grandeet and nohless al eaaI
attempted In college s6ar4.iaa. =
exchange. They have there =
known a. the Prospect uDiSa-
chosen from the building In ssis
frat met The obieet Of TIE =
the spreading OF college et1ot
the masses, and 10 those sac -
the day. For the pallry -
oents any iahoxsr can becnnst
Der OF this union. and the
students meet wish thea ana :
on some instructive and sd5ii
Hahleot is delivered Here i =
industrious mechanics and sasf
srs are taught the lessons o. az
dnxtry and economy. their ~
general scope sf society broAasss
their moral instinete directed Z
OF true citizenship and rssps
until A. We hear them testify
Of their number here said
more In my work there ln ne
years than could have leaTns.
hundred books. and feel oros
better for my experience. =
noble work continue and gods7
our sentiments. Education z
the few. but for all.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Ing. and be reisor,s thar they found the
road In spleadid physical condition.
He says that tiie ,rsfiie Is inefcssinE
daily. snd the pr,sg-set for . continued
lncrsase IN the earnings good
MIR Jeaery and the other oities.ss SFhn
accompanied him have not reinrrel
as they wiz extend their insTectioa b.
the broad gauge lines
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21
The WORLDS DlAMonD.
sosasshiA< As~a. IN. Vas, w.a.e. y
upaa usn.

AF "a GEens
There Is aiwaya koae,hiar ,,...
ins abont rhs subject of a.sssors, J. !.
rich ana poor ike to read abog, :,
ei0uA stones, says faao~tass ss1
Il estimated that during the 81. ia,
sy-aFc years the AlEesiczr sso5l. z,
paid duty on At lesst sisa 90 sse n.
Of diamonds ard sshsr greeious es.]
ls iss5 sione they Imported sss.s
90 worth. but In 1894 thsss =
taliinS on owiae To hard t.zas y
tho total ~aS oRiy tl.Ss6sz n
does not iuelass uneat aikzssA
which ne imported useTe tam & 4
COO worth IN is3z. 4se5.ess .s.,A
ss95 Aag s-ss.sss! zaz.A { isSl q
tug the l4st g=snty years - Z
imported SsseSs.SIz worsa q uaEst d
naads. In iSsq We is-posis. Z
si.e 900 @pfth u aneat dlaGles, !.
tn IsSs uaiy tgsQ Qo0 worsA- Tas =,
inerease az late has bsea Ca .
tact that n aafalstr ef Arzefiaa.
Sfs have opened ashrseaa-Szsti.r
tablishusontA There are asx "a
establishments IL TIE Units4 -
which etagioy from eaa 10 sEsEu !
There ars s.uQa manufactures :
rOpe and abaGs 80 In tae ID
States who emgiog hstsesz tsq
5000 peTsons ss cutters ard sssl.
Perhaps -s.eSa people Sgs t=,,sq
In the diamond zlnss tsrsakszu
warid- We read that IN p4a "a
Ice se.eoo people ~vrs WgrkiEg : 4
siakie indian mias@ ~ oza sizs
perhaps th1s statsueaf y ~ sffu
2tcd. tinse BY the aid Q. raoszsl
ehinery cue ainsr can POS loh1z.
a. much a. tsssfy SAo Esss - Z
tive EeshotA The tasag Ialz Z
the diamonds IA the wrri4 uz4sz
~ sxcceda 81 yQqe 90 30 Tsss
perhaps s.0oe dealers In slsz.sA
the ~orid. who carry ir fAsr Z
xtcnex Uerth perhaps ass. - ~
remainder are IN tss hAass 4 -
individuals. To compare prtss,:
difiana ssts thosa of tAs pss-
Instructive 10 note ths sagrzzz
crease Ia the prpdaeiica .; t,E-s
ana the important fsaustrtAi a
wrought thereby. vhirh hzrs -
from tho diSooYcry Ssd yorki=g Z
great south African Ein<z ID
the last Qrzrse= eentery Ira ~
diamonds. selling fgr Dose TN q
oe1 go uncut and fsoeesess
euttiaE. have been Dt1e1 ?
worlds Wesits--AA aEs1ant srss
triee as great a. The yaius Z
tso1as knosr 10 exist before
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21
MllL 60 ehs.lsl..

Tvs NSpFf.
Washington. Dee II Several Re
publican members ef the House haye
been in consultation since the presi
dents message was made public TO de-
wise method whereby they could Sc
cure y tIedDite statement OF the condi-
tion or the treasury. Mr.. Walker OF
Massachusetts viii endeavar to bring
asout an investigation OF the fInanees
by an expert under the direction of
the committee on appropriations.
After consultation with leading Re
puhlicans In both the House and Sen.
ate Mr.. Walker has outlined plan 10
throw light upon the principal mat;
tiers which he thinks should be made
clear
He has a resolution which win be r.
ferred TO the committee on approrria-
tions. authorizing That committee TO
employ suitable expert. 70 whom de
partrnental officers are requested 20
give any information IN their power,
and who Il 20 preIage statement Of
the following matters:
All claims against the United States
that were not paid before July o. 1875.
that have been fayoribly reported
upon by any committee of the House
and on which Of such claims the court
u claims has rendered Judgment ir
favor et the claimant.
All claims on which the court OF
claims has rendered Judgment In favor
OF the claimant. but which have not
yet been passed upon by any commit.
tee OF the House
A list Of all accounts u Congress pro
viding for any public work. where the
work was not completed and paid for
prior to Iuly /. 1886. the statement &c
glfe the date of the act the total snfp
to be eSyscnded under the net tor csti
mate theron. and she total amount ap
propriated under. or because of. ths
act
The date upon which the first moneys
were paid out of the United States
treasury under any Appropriation. and
the amount of money Taid out during
each calendar quarter under each at
preparation up 10 July /. 1885.
The value OF 80 much OF all govern
ment work done and approved OF by
the proper officers on or before June
80 in each year Of the four years prior
20 1886 which had not been PAID fot
prior 20 July in each year.
When any % the acts mentioned
were passed to provide premises 20 he
used In the place OF premises for which
the government WIS Iaying rent. the
rents paid In each quarter Of any cal
endar year since She passage Of the act
TO be given Ia the statement.
one OF the aims OF this plan Is 10
substantiate the statements made BY
Republicans thar Secretary Carlisle
has delayed the payment Of appropria-
tions and held back public works In
order that the treasury may make the
best possible showing
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Claude Falls Wright. the theosophist,
asked in New York the other night:
How do we know that what We call
life is not. after AL. dream from which
we may awake some day7" One good
reason for thinking that life is not a
dream IS that the man who has note
coming due on a certain day never
wakes up to find that he has been the
victim Of mere nightmare
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Hon T. C. Plat hastens to announce
that he IS no, in his anecdotage and viii
not write book. Evidently Mr.. Piatt
thinks this is as hard as he should
strike an old gentleman Ike Mr.. sher-
man.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

There appears no way for the sultan
70 repair bis finances except By disguis-
ing himself as man and coming over
to America and making himself agree
able TO some girl In the Vanderbilt
family
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

w + Harrity. chairman OF the Dem
oeratie national committee, has notified
the members thereof 10 assemble In
Washington on January 10 next for tia
purpose or selecting the time and place
Tor holding the Eext Democratic nation
al convention
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Chill has also found some rich gold
mines Chill should not be noisy about
q, or The frst she knows England VIII
send her -'an nItImatum- about some
thing.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Judge Riner. OF the United States
curcuit court at Cheyenne. has decided
that the treaty with the Bannock In
dians. giving them the right TO hunt
on the unoccupied government lands
in Wyoming. is of full force and effect
and is superior to the game laws Of that
state. Judge Riner will henceforth be
an unpopular man with the cattle
thieves. land grabbers and pot hunters
of the west Every other class will ap-
plaud the decision
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

A court at Bogota Is said TO have
nned a man ssss.ooo, and IT Is feared
that I; may cripple him financially for a
few days-
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

The assurance comes from Mari-
eorough's lawyer that his client is not
mercenRry Certainly not. The Duke
was simply too courageous to let sl0.-
100000 handicap interfere with love
match-thats all
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Wisconsin has n woman horse;hief.
II the new woman intends taking TO
this vocation she would do wen TO give
the west wide berth.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

1t is curious how woman who
screams a; mouse is not startled at
millinery bill that makes man trem-
BILE
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Kansas City is at length the proud
owner Of Its oxn water works. and
thereby becomes shining example TO
other cttiea
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

A Philadelphia man has been arrested
for loud laughing In the public streets.
Probably he had been indulging In .
few preliminary smiles
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Atehison. Kas.. is said to be flooded
with 81 bills raised to $40. Atehison.
too. evidently has a gas trust
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

We md that the great thing in this
world Is not so much where We stand as
In wha, direction we are moving.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

II is not what Is inside man that
askes him look distinguished. 1t +
his clothes
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

yellow fever In Cuba continues TO
nght on the side of the insurgents,
rarely losing an engagement
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Those men who are seeking ideal
wives seldom stop TO think AZ they would
make ideal husbands.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

Mrs. wayupp That neF
girl is going to get married veg
Mr.. wayupp-Ehs why do ~
sog u
Mrs. wayupD-she Is too goS.
". Y. Weekly.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

II tire r@ilrasts really mem business
the upper berth VIII be sure to come
down.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

fhe COCO cid zane OF len pins Is get
ting a boom on itself this year.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-21

The clDsext walk with Co
sweetes; heaven that can be ess
earth.--BraInari.