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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
ZEN Ben oRS ADoP BELLlGER-
EN RESOLUTION

H.
IS uss .5 Z g ned
8 I. '''y g speeohes by leading
e g bers1- shlerman's Hitter Arraign-5
mens q Spain and Weyl 81 tho Feat nre.
q
1lSs'lus' - y. !. sv.iSy 1ne over
= Is wy #ss'is'.e
ahla IS Z. z,
~, oiie q, .,A' en I'VE
- ,ions ',e1opted are
I 3 :iolioWs .@
. resolved By the senate, the house Of
reprssenta tives concurring, that, IN the
opinion Of congress, condition Of pub.
lie war exists between the governments
of Spain and tho. povarn :, ont ,,,,o.
claimed and FL, eo,,,a
by force e .,rn,s IL ~ ,,ao,,af Co.. Co.,
ana =, o - =. pep. - - euo''
~ : ni,oo. ta.eS - A17llcs'
ouiu MAINTAIN q stflcc neutrallty pc
.tDW '7.'l Tue: contendlng powers, accord
ing GO e esa. al the rights OF belligerents
~ =, 'he ports ana territory OF the United
! ot a :... .s s
-: fse ESQ mat the friendly offices Of
81 ne united M. O. states should pc offered by
! the president to the Spanish govern
m o1!s' Tor the recognition OF the indie.
TIE - 80 81 I, ::
resolution were Cafferv 8 chiffon
George. Hale. Morrill, wetmorep s.
na,n,. ,,., .s
i, W., Z, NJ. /. - :. :. e's.,
ao,aa1 en ms sun was ", annoanceu' ing
~ .paoAeu eaiiet1es proAe INTO
H;ne ,ras,aant aha APPLAUSE: Wn,cn .ne
Tho ,.as,s1t 49, esAeu VIZ s4 uilleuleyc
fo,1r;a s.aoo %s .ooneu al.el q us'y =,
~ a,a,p poseos, VIZ .. ''nAes arouseu
dor, ~ stnat;ass o Mso W entn 1'1s
~tanas4 a's ~ ..I.os. 80: 10 Aeen puoilc ~.
~ os ,.e ~ sae su y; was evlnceo ~
10 prosenoo ~ vne largest ~, crown since
t;,as % assemoieu. lne representa-
80 800 - 1oen po"els Wete huner.
tho 5;r1o,,a s ot;a 1aa11e Vne ocsupan.s OF
$50 ~ N1n1I s"lleiy lncluulns Mth,
r.: - nasll, natcn' ol
Pa D." o., nAA Ca1 nilas" u uua'ehala'
To+t5a.. - ~ 1 Ge, snu naron Won
nn,,,1 10 10 Tn7aa thn c soalsy oenof
y ~ nnane,t 30 pp 41nn - 4 4,ns
+achos ~ IL saan;a 49, 7oa W. ~ ene az,
sasts vii, 49, a+ha,. d;s3s1lo4, o0oApi0o
~ 49, - ~ = :" j..
sherman's scathing Language.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
- WHITNEY NOT AFTER 1T.

Tho Ex-Secvetary Declares He Is Not q
Candidate for the Presidency.
!. JACKSON, Miss, March l.. - The
Clarion.Ledger prints the following
letter from Hon. w. G. Whitney:
New York, Feb. 25.-To the Editor
Of The Clarion-Ledger: From recent
issues Of your paper, sent me by some
friend, learn that Mr. W. S. McAllis-
ter has been circulating in your city
among prominent Democrats a petition
requesting me to become candidate
for the presidential nomination Of the
Democratic party. In the course Of the
controversy which naturally arose from
such effort on his part The speaks of
himself as zone Of the principal man
ayers of the Whitney movement in this
state' Alississippi). :. IF similar proceed
ings were taken and similar words en-
ployed with regard to another person,
I should assume that he was aware of
what was being done. / therefore de-
sire to disclalm any knowledge of any
such movement, and I request any
friend Of mine not to Join it. It is
doubtless intended in : a frienly spirit
but has not my approval or concur
renee. + $500 5s&
His Position on Finances.
1. From the Same source Of information
I learn that some persons have believed
me a supporter Of the view that the
United States should open it's minis to
the free coinage Of silver at is to in
.dependently of the cooperation and
action Of other nations, and in that be-
lief have been led into a false position
as regards their own principles. I'm
der these circumstances, I ought to say
that LIDO not believe in that theory Of
finance, but. consider it unsound and, if
adopted, likely to lead to most evil con-
sequences to our people and their IN
dustries and prosperity It is, in my
opinion, fund amently wrong and
vicious. am a believer in gold and
silver as the metallic basis of values
and Of the world s currency, and i am
confident that within a time not far
distant there will be q conference Of.
the nations upon that subject. BY which
the ratios Of values Of the two metals.
for the coinage and currency purposes
will be fixed and the stability Of such
values maintained By s.s.. SIS
An 1nternat ionals Agreement
lam aware that this view is looked
upon as financial heresy BY some and
as ii sionarys By others But such per-
! sons.must be thenasel Ives ignorant. Of
the latest develo pments Of scientific.
though IT upon This. sub and the rapid
advancement this view is making;
where hereto Fore. ii has had little sup
port Until chat occurs, believe any
! action by the Emitted States alone would
sbe disastrous to Is, ould bring gem
Seral rnin tto onr present prosperity and.
would hinder the t. t1e and final solu-Z
ton % the prob len ss5s.='
heses opinions do not entert tain nor
express Us Is Icand for the presi-
zdency too office 4 have already
said would not sbe q eand idate but lll
order TINT our I,eople, laos have views
differing from tthoss, not be- de-
Eeeiyed Il,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
Silver knight.

The Silver Knight is a nine col
umn paper. q veritable blanket
sheet, filled to overdowing with
interesting matter regarding the
administration, the doings Of con-
gross, etc: Thepaper is invalua-
Bile to everyone who wishes to
be in close touch wi@h thereform-
ers at the seat Of the govern.
ment The paper is q weekly.
The Silver Knight and the
Willmar Tribune will both be
sent one year for S1.35.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
MURDERER CREMATED.

Assassin of q Wisconsin, Manufacturer
= Meets Swift Retribntion. ~....
JEFFERSON, Wis, March III. M,
Smith, secretary, treasurer and super
intendent Of the Wisconsin Manufac-
turing company, was shot and fatally
wounded by an unknown man. Off
GERS pursuing the assassin surrounded
him in the factory, and, after shots
were exchanged. the building was fired
and the plant and the assassin were
consumed together. N.
: At Z o'clock, when Mr.. Smith started
to go through the factory, man
stepped from behind a door and fired
three times at. him, one shot taking
effect in the head and the other in the
shoulder. a crowd quickly assembled
and officers started to explore the build
ing for the man, when he fired several
shots at his pursuers from the third
floor. Whether the powder from the.
pistol or a match III the hands of one Of:
the angry crowd set fire to the manu-
featuring plant is not known, but in
three minutes the building was mass
Of flames. The would be murderer was
not seen to escape and there is. no doubt
heWas burned alive. Mr.. Smith can.
not live. The cause Of the shooting
and the identity Of the murderer are
unknown. SSg55 #s:s .5: sz5 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
"a WIFI Not HIT the Earth,


rev HAVEN, Conn Il, % eb. Obser-.
:yations at the ale university observe
tory show hat The comet discovered
by Profess Perriin, is coming IN the.
Erection 81 the earth but ia an angle.
So the elliptic, S hlch VIII bring i far,
above the earttl
ProIiibit ION Dsfentsd stn Short Order A
tho As ~ d
Dies ZONES, seb. s9 e the
house was kill The CON
Eatltntiona mint vgas broue up
and Tho vote thout disous-
he resol ntion SiSlasstle by q
vote toIrec consider
and
then the cnnsld aesresol ton
indie rostIso
set years
leas ssre smezas
o the aix Ara
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
Duluth Grain,

DULUTH, Feb. IS, 1896.
WHEAT--Ca Cash, No. I hard, 81 10 1
Northern, 621sc; February, s&t31c; No. 2
Northern, 594 q 604c No. 3 spring, 500
5Sc; rejected, SAC SIC; to arrive, No.
hard, $3.50 MOL NORTHERN, 65Ac; May No
i hard, 65Z6c; No Nortnern 64Y1cs
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
Minneapolis Grain.

IS 81 55lSs. MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 70, 1898.
s WHEAT-Fe bruarY closed, &c; May,
62sssc. On track-No. = hard, 63c No. !
Northern, &c; No. 2 n orthern, Gle.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03

Fourteen years ago had a slight stroke Of
paralysis. oyerwork brought on nervous
aprostration. I was exceedingly nervous and
the exertion Of public speaking caused
heart palpitation that threatened my life.
used two bottles of DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure for my heart trouble, and two of Dr..
Miles Restorative Nervine for,my nervous
ness and feel better than ever expected to
feel again. can speak for hours without
firing or having my heart 1utter as it for
merly did, and have you to thank that
am alive today" 80
On sale by all druggists. DR.. Miles Book
on Heart and Nervous Disorders FREE by
mail DIR. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
DR.. Miles, Remedies Restore Health.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03

SGT ursla Feb. g.
hoes q session except That
Is leaa asnlng-
sne arm me
- 80 D IS
Monday, Feb "a
The house In com mittee of the whole
voted against any aplplropriations for sac.
tartan Ind an schools The ameniment
/ to The Selson act reducing the zChinnawa
commission to one member as nrnnnseil ~
dian annrorr;a tia MI, XII
an ator Z, s.
the C,na ;aa,o, = 49, ~
ss M "a 8
pousion,ng ene MauoM olgne
passed the senate and ao,n s;or ~
The bond invest; "a tinn q, est;or 1pas7 IN
tes>' =. rs
@s Tues day, Feb. 81.
me 2. senate again ain refused: to take up the
ta at gu plii .the vote being ~ Tor to 81
AGAINST g, eve silver republicans voted
Wloa the democrats zen and zPopullsts and
tion.A ftar The VOTE p .na s. o5a,.ltba,e i,as
m ntarasf;,,o, Ioa,,
49, - 49, so l,;i1
was.laad far th;s So wy - q -
4. 4. Inc l mouse passed the indian approprla-
p.i' M slAe VI Cne 10 general
Th LIS LIS anu ssno ~ 70 sle ssnate.
n;nn,eu I;i1 az passs4 Wlougus uepaee Wy
the traasrrv - 'aY,d ,,iII. +ha laai, =,
seal herd s. 4 molns Svivand; conjd not Ia
-. sIE.21 -, - -, 1900 - .,-"'os
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
TO SELL PINE LANDS.
The President Will Soon Sign the Red
Lake Bill. s
SIS q.

The President Will Soon Sign the Red
Lake Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb "a. The commits
sioner Of the general land office made a
favorable report to the president on the
Towne bill providing for the sale Of
Red Lake pine. The bill passed both
houses Of congress and was semitic the
president for signature, and was by
him referred to the general land office
for opinion. In speaking Of the matter
Commissio Lamoreauxz said that he
should recommend the iimmedi late
sale Of all the timber that
has been estimated and appraised
as soon as the bill becomes law.
The commisslon also Indicated that
IN the future his policy would be to-
sell the pine III small lots as fast as it it
can he estimated to obviate the neces-.
sity Of subsequent estimate made nee.
essary By wind storms or fires
Binding Big ships.
DULUTH, Feb. 2266 &c. he Wolvin syn.
this city has closed q con-
tact with the Chicago Shipbuild ding
npany for another very large steel
steamer &C. IS to be- elivered at the
opening of 1naYig ration IN 1885, and will
be 4O6 feet keel, rs feet beam and rs
feet deep She Be practically q
duplicate 81 the steamer Zenith City,
built BIZ the Chicago company the.
,ams people.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
A Big Offer

For. anyone desiring q paper
published at the Nations Capital
we have a splendid arrangement
with Senator Stewards paper,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03

!. NEWS 7 In /. Nh EsO ia
Madelia citizens are suffering from
typhoid.
The. staye min q Eden Valley win DO.
removed to Aitk S.
New Paynesville odd Fellows gave
9 charity mask ball
Y. Rufus, retail grocer at Pipe
stone, has assigned. 49,.
Mrs. Rebecca r. Smith, aged 80, is
dead at Minneap oils
Lamberton viii build new school
house at 9 cost Of $40, 900.
Daughters Of Erin held a state con.
ference at st, Paul Saturday.
Echo Prohibitionists viii make an
effort to onst saloons this spring.
Minneapolis loses the Pythian con-
vention, which goes to Cleveland.
s s.; $, Il
VIZ ',y ~
80 e. WI " elon ~ lSoo.
The Third district ngressional con-
" W. " lls'lu ~ i1sstln March
I: g.
r. p. Russell, who came to Minne-
apols in 1888 died at Minneapolis Fri.
- Wy. .:@s.;. &. Y.
(. Ih 1G Great IN orthern has completed
the erection Of its new roundhouse at
Fosston. 81.
S. me Fourth district Republican con-
gressional convention will be held in
81. Faul March il'l' ~ SIS. IN.
st. Paul whist teens defeated Chicago
experts IN the contest s,or the American
Whist leapne trnnhv q: J. 8 80 81
$$s M. N. Kellogg, aged rs, a pioneer
resident Of st. Paul and veteran of
the Mexican war, is dead. s. III
site ,o.o,.ot;, .o1e .:,,:
boor b,.or."@l,t aea;,est 49, ae1 t.eso
crod;tors e NJ 8 nias,a e ~ e4e = ''t'
= go :, = -, $50. ' -. 40 :" w. =:5.s
the treasury addraasa sd tho s M;nns,ot ~
,Democratic assoc;at;nn satnrdar a1 ,'
ing II + ~,o.,,-es- - ~ =.
-, 4 = :
10 soreet car Darns OF the Iwln City
Napiu transit 3. company on University
avenue .1C. fanl, nave been destroyed
( u. =
oo NTam olousn mas arooned WILL
H. 49, 9.u nney l.on .ne re 70
800. &C., oo e SOU up rom o'' faal IN
49," o ~ anu -. 1"ioei1S II tne Hrst
0 '1s. = -. II: :. >.,.r
: a satchel containing a new born babe
was found on the platform of the
MINI, Tho h.ba no.. 5o"s 0,-lns. e 49,
t. 10 snnnosod ~ hana hoo, "neu 1ou 11
train - NN''9 WV pu' VI '''0
<ts
Fire at Dasseu destroyed L. W. Leigh
TONS general and branch store; loss,
$l2,oOo; =. T. Nelson's shoe store; loss,
$oO; r. NJ Boyer's residence, loss
$l,Ooo; IT. u: u. SherWood's office, loss
$Soo: Al mad partial insurance except
.non,,+n ca1,o 117oxao,, - 49,. -. -.
.noth p9 ~ <. do,o wMuen vackson selzeo
ov- ~ u n ptaiiie' cA lch Id
~ m1Nuneapoils: Inc olrds were consigned
w. " uses - o'' r -. au = ana
hnn,s t..,, ~ pole 9v!uences Or having
'"t;n, - r. WHICH, y ' uirectly III V1o-
$50 = = = VIC 1" CIV ...5 -
3 State Grain Inspector Clausen has
made q report to the railroad and ware
mouse commission on the washing and
Crying OF smutty wheat. He thinks
tne present process only of value in
large mllls Where the wheat is to be
!mmedlately groud, the wheat. not be.
ing put IN good condition Tor storage.
The state annexation com ,;t+oa ~ ~
at the state can;toi and annrovaa tho
netition of q maior;tv If, +ha 1ons1 ~, ~
nexation to Grow Wing Of ~ town.
10y, ~ . a,t;o. ~ - esooiuance
sC- C,"0'., - - io 80
49,, aao,,s;u - . nte pioo1allla, :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

"a
SoJTH ST. PAUL,Feb 20 1895. 2Ss
HOGS--Marke 5@luc lower; quality
pretty good, running a good deal heavier
than yesterday. Range Of prices, 1850
g. 70. s s#= u s ;sz
CATTLE Market steady; good demand
for desirable cattle; stockers. and common
stuff slow. s sz5. .E9sS=
.SHEEP-M .rket steady, lambs selling
at IS. is; muttons, q Is.
Receipts: Hogs, 40; cattle, 200; calves,
20; sheep, IOJ: i:
Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20, 1896.
HOGS-Market slow, weak and &c lower;
B trade dragging
Sales ranged at IS. so LOS fol: light;
$3s0@4 O5 for mixed IS. 7O@4. 90 d for
. heavy; s.. 7O@3.7 rs for rough.
81. CAIurI p - Market quiet and about
steady $50
Beeyes,s $$315@4 IS; COWS and heifers,
81. 6g13 50; Texas Steers, $2.85 @3. 0;sstock-
ers and feeders. 81. 30 5Ds. Is s. 81
81 SHEEP arket weak to 50. loWer3than
yesterday SS=s5ss
. Receipts: Hogs, q. 900; cattle, QUO,
sheep, =, eco.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHIcAGo, Feb. 70, 1896
CLOSING PRICES
3 IIE.A February, Nareh,
June ~.
ClRN ebru Y q algc.. 30s<
52Dc;; ii 81 July
21s6c: Septelnbe 2I ri
PORK K'ebrua 50. q ,S;=
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
Thursday, Feb. ~.
Friday. Feb. 28,
Monday. Feb. z q.

Speeches on the Cuban resolution occu-
pied all the time of the senate The vote
on passage was "a toe. ~.
The hou g discussed the legislative APP
preparation bill, making considerable
progress '@' "
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03
VIVA CONGRESS Is DOING.

Sat urilay, Fob. ~. 81 90
CONGRESS- was not in session except that
aPresid lent Pro Tenn Frye read Washing
tons farewell to the army following the
usual custom,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-03

!. Sol TH ST. PAUL. Feb. 20 1895 ss
HOGS-MarkeJ @luc lower; quality
pretty good, running q good deal heavier.
than yesterday. Range Of prices, 1850
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15

San Francisco in two and half days
thus reducing the time half day.
Equipment consists OF superb new ves-
tibuled Pullman palace and compart-
sleepers, char car and dining car
through from Chicago to Los Angeles
without change Entire train lighted
by Pintsch gas. This is the fastest and
most luxurious service via any line to
California
Fun particulars obtained by address
ing J. p. Hall, General Agent, Denver,
Colo.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15

vice to Southern Cali
ornia-
The California Linn
tied leaves Denver at
400 p. M Colorado
Springs at GAO p. m,
and Pueblo at s::35 p.
m, daily. reaching
Los Angeles and San
Diego in two days and
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15
card Of Thanks.

To our friends and neighbors,
whose many acts of sympathy and
assistance were rendered to us in the
time OF our affiiction and bereave-
ment in the sickness and death Of our
husband, son and brother, Walter p.
Heaton, we desire to return our heart
felt thanks. We shall ever remember
YOU, one and all, with grateful hearts.
MRs. w. p. HEAroS,
Mr.. AND MRs. G. W. HEsroS,
Mn, AND MEs. BARRY HEAToS.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15
LOCALS.


IC Funderburg was in town last
NaodAy.
Hsary MAssSr was mp from Carlton
thursday.
J. Scott Robertson Is up from Bar.
&c today.
Mort Strain left last Sunday for
KGasSs City.
sS. Garfield. of Horse Greek, Was
: .sSn yesterday.
A.rOa Bogg., OF GrsnsdA, was n
LAzx visitor Wednesday.
VA Merrill. of Granada, was in
isra several days this week
Jaase Z. G. Novels and Sheriff
N-Eeorie visited Granada on Thurs-
hp
John z. Craig, OF Carlton, ColorH-
- I'll pay cash for nifty stands OF
ses=
For pare aAvoring extracts, spices,
&, 60 TO MeLean's Palace Drug
A1re
". A. Leonard and A. ID. Stewart
n As; night for vi<it 20 Cripple
C-ssk-
Wm Dargis came up from his
zach IN the southern part Of the
saaty on Wednesday.
The ladies progressive euchre club
~ =; the residence OF Mrs. Q. @.
eSsiAle yesterday afternoon
A NJ Brcnaman was up from Grs
ada Thursday aud Friday called by
ss sickness Of his little daughter.
Geo. Strain, OF Payne. Indiana,
,so has been visiting relatives here
= several weeks, returned home last
Sunday.
A nnmber Of Lamar young people
seaded valentine party given at
= suburban residence of A. Deeter
as night
Mss Carrie Stream, OF Wataga,
lahols, arrived in Lamar Thursday
ssn'ning to visit her brother J. o. on
ee north side.
:. d TrsSler has returned from an
.usaded visit to St Anthony's hospit-
y Denver, and we are glad to state
much improved in health
a humber Of Lamar's young gem
'Sen aud ladies gave card party
hs residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
y Vooper last Monday evening.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15

EOR SALE-Two water rights Of
II the Arkansas River Land and
Reservoir Company.
G. g. GOODALE.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15

EOR SALE-on easy payments
l. one-half water right in Henry
ditch. @. NJ LEE.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15

Cripple Greek They took along a
bunch of fine draft horses which they
expect to dispose OF.
A sudden rush OF advertising mat
ter this week has almost filed up the
columns Of the REorsrER this issue
70 the exclusion OF reading matter,
but this is something that is not
likely to occur again soon we are
sorry TO say.
NJ l. Steator viii preach on next
Saturday evening the anniversary OF
Washington's birthday at the Chris
tian church. His subject will be the
Bible prophecy Of the American ca
gle. On the next evening he will
preach on the subject Of the proph-
ecy in regard to the Armenians and
Turks.
vi. L. Strestor, state evangelist,
will give series OF lectures at the
Christian church next week beginning
on Tuesday night The subject will
be Yellowstone Park and will be ac-
eompanied by series OF stereopticon
views Of the most beautiful scenery
in the park The lecture on Tuesday
night will be free. On Wednesday,
Thursday and Fridsy nights the sd-
mission will be 25c. or 80 for the
course. Children I5c. The proceeds
will be used 10 repair the inside of
the church.
The Prowers County Sugar Beet
Growers completed their permanent
organization last Saturday by elect
ing the following officers: A. Z.
Bent. president; T. b. Lestherman,
NJ Strzin and A. Marburg, of Lamar,
NJ y. McNlillin. of Carlton, w. III.
Hale and " f. Dickinson. of Gra-
nsds. and II. A Pettee, OF Holly, vice
presidents: DIR. F. N. Friend, secre-
tAry; W. J. Johnston, assistant Sec
retAry; L H. Myers, treasurer. An
executive committee was appointed
consisting Of A j. Hotel, T. NJ.
Steward and C. B. Thoman. AL who
are interested in farming in Prowers
county are invited TO join the associ-
alton
Drxp-on last Saturday morning
at st. Anthony's hospital in Denver
Walter p. Heaion- He had been
confined for six weeks from an attack
OF lead poisoning, and went TO St
Anthony's hospital several weeks ago
in hopes OF obtaining relief through
an operation. The operation failed
to give him any relief, and he grad
uaily grew weaker and died on last
Saturday. The remains were brought
10 Lamar on Saturday night and
buried in Riverside cemetery on Sun
day afternoon. The funeral services
were conducted under the auspices
Of Lamar Lodge I. o. o. f., Of which
the deceased was a member. and it
was one OF the largest and most i'm
posing ever held in the town. He
had been one OF the pioneer residents
of Lamar, and was know and respect
ed by all. He leaves wife, father,
mother and brother to mourn his
loss, and the sympathy OF all the
community is with them in their
great sffiiction.
r~rrS At Thauka
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15
Are You Feeling Bad z

II You are you need some medicine
to build up tee system and purify the
blood. Our Sarsaparilla Compound
with iodide of potassium and noun
tain sage is guaranteed to cure all
diseases arising from impurities of
the blood Price 90c large bottle.
Put up and sold by n. N. Mclean
Palace Drug Store or money refunded.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15
New East California TreIn.

The Santa Fe route has inaugurated
a new and strictly limited first class ser
The Lamar register., 1896-02-15

Miss English will sell the remain
der OF her hats for the rest of this
season at very great reduction.
Call and see her stock.
McLean's Headache and Neuralgia
Remedy cures in l5 minutes. Put
up and for sale at Palace Drug Store.
Magic Pain Balm cures all pains,
internally or externally. Put up and
sold at Palace Drug Store.
Try "Hiliier's Gems" at Friend &
Sons. Best sc cigar in the city.
Buy your coal oil, lamp chimneys,
wicks, etc, at Palace Drug Store.
The cheapest and completest line
OF carpets is at Irwin's.
"Hillier's Gems" are smooth and
sweet.