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The Lamar register., 1897-11-06
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sUMMoNs-DIvoRcE

STATE OF CoLorADo) ,, n. c,vr,,,
CoUSrT or PRowERs. } Court.
In the Matter Of
MAUp LEE. Piain;iT,
FHASK LEE, Defendant.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF coLoRADo,) yntbe Di.trict
cousrr or PaowEss. Cosrt.
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CouSTr uF PRoWERs.
The BelknAp Savings Rank. Of
LacOnia. New HAMPSHIRE, a
corporation, Plaintiff.
The Lamar Land and Canal
Company, corporation
The fruScrs County Land
and Irrigation Company, a
corporation; The Lamar Ca
nal Company a acortsOratiun
The Kansas Loan and Trust
Company, a corporation
and The Trust Company Of
America. corporation,
Defendants.
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IN EXAMPLE OF THRIFT.

The superior situation In which Utah
people are noted az being, In comparl-
son with those OF the older settled por-
lions OF the country, continues to call
forth admiration and encomiums from
those who speak and write of what
they see here. The recent Jubilee has
given opportunity for another
acclamation OF meri,ed praise oil
iho condition presented in these
valleys after the handiwofk Of
OF its settlers during ihe past half
century. rhe results which are thui
lauded to the skies have not been
attained through an almost spontaue.
Gus outpourinz of vast treasures OF the
precious metals suoh rs seems to
promise in tho Klondyke region just
now, or such as has given gres,
wealth for "a time to other localities, In
the ppst. 1t has been rather by the
patient, piodding. intelligent industry
Of the people that Agriculture, mining
and manufacture have been made
to yield their richness and beauty ae
these are now displayed.
Take, for instance, an illustration
given in the Jubilee parade, by the
smallest county in the State. 70 one
Of the Oldest settled, and, like many
sections OF the long.inhabited portions
OF cur country cast Of the Mississippi,
mas had no great mineral development
10 assist 1t. Davis county has done
very little 10 mining yet. though no
DOUBT Its towering mountains are
storehouse OF treasures vast yet to BIS
called forth. But 80 far it has relied
only on the branches Of Industry that
are common elsewhere. agriculture
anu manufacture. In the parade re.
leIred to 1t had the largest showing OF
any county; II. iiur was OF quality
un,urpassel; its vegetables anu fuits
occupied a similar position; it's manu-.
fACtured products were Of the first
quality. Though the smallest county
n the State, anu one watch, by long
settlement, might be expected 10 b,
overcrowded II any are, YET 1t
10 today tho richest In the
Stats in the wealth generally die.
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lributei among its people; aud THE lie
saying considerable, for Utah has come
wealthy countle. 1t hrs larger pro-
portion OF srli.supporting inbnbitants,
though there are also other counties
which make splendid showing in this
regard. Practically II has no poor,
and none very, very rich. 1t 10 a
county OF prosperous, happy homes,
where the "for sale" sign attached to
It's lance ia more conspicuous by ab.
.encs than In any other thlckly set.
lied distrlct.
This result has been ATTAINED there
by the persistent energy, but
DOT overwork, Of the people, iutelli.
gently direc,e ed. Its workers have
realized that what is worth doing
at ali is worth doing well, and have
done It. They have been mesnurabls
free from speculative extravaganza,
aud have found the bfnefit OF go DO
ing. The county is typical one oil
Utah for thrift, and an exsmple to out
side plsces OF what can be done by
united, Intelligent industrial effort.
There is much room for Davis county
to improve; much Of ite resources not
yet fully utilized. But its prosperity to-
day presents an Illustration that msny
localities with poorer people generally
but with fully as many resources
might profit by.
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SOLDIERS AND THE KLONDYK L.

The United Stetes has counter
manded it's order for troops to 60 to
Alaska. AT first 1t was deemed advis.
able that the Ktondyke gold fever
would require the presence OF al
ditional ssidiers--pfobably the right
view OF the situati0n-but these will be
held back TIL spring. when the season
is more favorable for locating them.
This course may be tue best for tho
United States, since the troops intended
for the far north hardly are as well
prepared as they might bo to with.
tand the rigors OF an Arctic climate,
and their transfer there OF the
present time might cause more ex-
pense than 1t Ia necessary to go TO iu Of
now. But there will be troops at the
Klondyke just the same, for the
Canadian government is now dig
patching new companies thithsr, 10
join those already in that region. The
Klondyke district Is In the British
POSSESSIONS, just east OF the Alaska
boundary. and while the routes to the
new field begin in A mericsu territory
they terminate on British soil, where
order will be preserved among the
many elements that rush thither,
without the aid OF United States
troops over the border, and perhaps
without need of them until next
summer, when, II the rush co ntinu
Alaska as we'll as the KIondyke Will
show marked increase in population.
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Ia the Chicago Times-Herald,
the advocates Of the Koreshan
cosmoEoDy are elnted. They say
their thenty has been established anc
they challenge the scientific world to
iiscusa the matter with them.
The Koreshan theory Of the uni
verse was founded by DIR. Cyrus rted
Of Chicago, and he has succeeded IT.
making many converts. List Deoem
Der o company OF experimentefs waf
sent to Naples. Fla, for The purpose OF
mating geodouo survey, under
the supervision Of Prot. U. q.
Morrow OF Chicago Toe problem
was to construct mechanically
straight line ut right angles t.
tho perpendicular. II the ear,h's sur.
face is convex, as scioutists claim,
this straight line, II extended, would
neoessarily diverge from tto surface:
but II concave, 1t would approach II
like the chord q coucave arc. The
apparatus used to determine this point
was called the reclilineator, ana II lie
now claimed that this line which was
commenced at an elevation OF ten feet
from The water, runs into the guilt at
n Distance OF four miles from the start
ing point. II Ia claimed that at thu
end OF the frat mile the "sir line"
was eight inches nearer the surface
than at the beginning; second mile,
about thifty.two Inches; third mile,
six feet, while at the end OF four miles
the line came In contact with the
water. Also at every eighth OF q mile
the ratio was along the same liDe OF
progression, the results for even miles
showing the aggregate result for the
measured altitude OF the line for
the stations Intervening. From
these figures 1t may be seen
that the ratio OF oonosvity de.
iermined by these measurements very
cltsely approaches the estimated
curvature OF eight inches to the mile.
The ratio OF descent OF the line, the
Increase In the angle Of deviation from
the horizontal al stations OF test with
the leveIe, the length OF the line sur.
veyed from the beginning to point Of
extension into the water, as well as
the direction Of the plumb line ct
various points, in consideration OF the
principles involved in the apparatus
employed, all declare, 1t is claimed,
the fact OF the esrth's ooncavlty.
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THE NEW TAR Il bill Melted the gov
ernment over $4,000 from the pnssen-
gers OF the steamer Majestic at New
York yesterday, in customs DUTY on
"extrs baggage" that wouli have
come in tree under the old law. Evi.
IDENTIFY the new bill does not allow the
rich tourist to have q score or more OF
rew suits In his wardrobe on landing,
unless he psys for the privilege.
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And every bit OF relief is part OF u cure
that will stay cure. Use Bsllard's
HOrehcund Syrup and note how quick.
ly you are cured and how well you feel
sfterward. Specific also for Whooplng
Couch and Group. John Coffin, kir'
win, Kansas, says: "Whsn | began to
use Ballsrd's Hofehound Syrup for
Consumption the Doctor had ssid that
| would die in few daye. Am row
up and around. Have no more Pain
IN chest "r lungs." Price 20 and so
ceuts. No benefit, no pay. Sold by
q. G. Nj. /. Drug Dept.
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When the liver is sluggish all other
organs are involved. Sou suffer from
Constipation. Biiiousness, Jaundice,
Headache, Indigestion, Pain IN Back,
Chills anu Loss OF Energy. You viii
never know how promptly these
trou bles can be cured until you use
HERBINs. IL oures quickly when
other remedies utterly tail. Regulates
the Liver, Puntiss the Blooo. HER
BIHE ia Harmless Vegetable Remedy
that gives new lie and energy almost
from the fret dose. Psice rs Gents.
Free Trial Bottle al q. G. N. L.
Drug Department.
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The direct line to Kansas City, 81.
Louis and Atlantic eeaboard, is via
tho Misnouri Pacific Railway, iroin
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
care, and all connections made in
Union depots In tho day time. Ii you
ore going Ens, and care for q daylight
ride through tho erapdest scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en-. route, zee
that your ticket reads vie Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free 10 bolders OF regular
train tickets.
II. %. KoosER, G. r. q P. A..
Salt Lake City.
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RheumNtism, Neuralgia and other
painful sillIctioDs are now as easily
cured as they were once hard TO cure.
Science has learned what pain is and
Ballsrd's Snow Imminent is the result.
Cures Stialne, CUE, Bruises, Sun
Joints anu CONTRACTED Muscles. Pen.
etrates to the very Bone ana relieves
almost from the moment II touches.
When r Imminent lie needed, you owe II
to yourself 10 get the beet. The dealer
ia authorized 10 guarantee THE one.
Price so cents, Sold By z. G. NJ. L.
Drug DSpt,
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HAVANA ADviCEs say that General
Weylsr is going to take the fieid
a sninst the insurgents in Havana prov
ince. 1t is hoped that he will take
soon to put an end to the
warfare there, or II he does
not that the Spanish government will
take him back home pretty quick.
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ROOM s COHMERcRL BLDG.
Everybody shot.Ad Get

and take home a can o. w. 3. Chap
mans Patent Harness on. 1t excole
or all Finds OF leather, shoee and
everything In leather gonds. O5ly
one.iouftb the price OF other oila.
Pint cans so cent?; half pint 20 cent?;
fourth-pirte Is cents. Sold ny stores
onIv, ard u. q. NJ. l., Clark, Eidredge
& Co., 9TH Manufacturing Co. anu
fitz Brokerage.
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is OUR EARTH nOLLUVf

some time ago we nO,icei the fac,
that one OF the most unique oxperl-
ments OF modern times was being
made on the coast OF Florioa. The
object was to prove by ocular demon.
stra,ion the ALT e alton of the sO.cslled
KorethADs, that the human family is
living in u hollow sphere, not on the
exterior but on the interior surface OF
the earth. The expenments have
now been concluded, AMI, sccjrd-
ing to an Interesting article
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"Last summer one OF our grand.
children was sick with q severe bowel
trouble" says Mrs. Z. G. Gregory, IF
Mo. "Our DOCTORS
remedy had Jailed, then we tried
Cbamoerlain's Colo, Cholera and
Dinrihoea Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief" For sale by DRUGGISTS.
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IT IS said that wireless telegraphy
has been proved practicable and effeo.
tive up 10 q distance Of eight miies.
The great majority Of people cannot
even think that fsr.
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No. 70 West First South street. A
small store, small stock, small ex.
penses and email profits. l should
like my friends and the public TO award
me SHARE OF their patronage In tbs
above business. Only fret class goods.
II. W. EAIsBITr, Manager.
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Constipation, an exceedingly dar-
gerous condition Of the b wele, is near.
ly always the result of carelessn.ss and
innttention 10 the calls OF nature. To
correct Irregularities and restore
healthy movements, the best sperient
Is Ayers Pills. They are easy to
take,
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WHAT WITH ils oil, gold aud furp,
the purchass OF Alaska wasn't such 9
bad speculation for Uncle Sam after
all.
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Candy Company. manufacturers Of 800
Kinds of Candy.
The oldest and largest candy factory
In the West. Three gold medals TOR
highest standard NJ excellence and
purity. Factory: 26S $40 Main street.
Store: "A Main street, Salt Lake City,
TTtAh
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IF 1T were only possible to reach
klondike by bike!
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Booth, Lee & Gray, attorneys, re-
moved their Offices to 500-504 Auer-
bach block,
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

HAyE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN AT
Ill olsen s aldmo's Photograph Gallery,
" asatch LlocF. corner of MAN and second
south. FIRST class work from sl.0U and up uet
dos. Avail yourselves VI this chance While
these prices last
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The rrws is on snis at the principal Hotels, News
Stands and all Passenger trains ieayina the oiy
aftet .. m. daily.
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subscribers changing their place Of rehdenes
should always give former ~ we'll a. present. a.
tresa.
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WHEN !
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y .-ANTS.

Twenty words Tor Ines asserted under
GAfs heading, once for l5c, t'oies for 25os
one veek for soc; one month fer SOC POI
line. No ad. taken for less than 100.
Waists Of more than 5 Inca Same proper
tomato rata Advertise and get results.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-MhN FOK GOVERN 81 ENr
w positions ms railway matt clerks, car
riers. tRuReFs. inspectors, engineers, watch
men, 1hnitors. etc.,to write. at eBee for valuable
information Ureel examinations occur soon
in every state. ". =. BUREAU or ISFOR-
NATION. Dept "a, Cincinnati. o.
TN EVERY LODGE AND COMMUNITY
l. good agent, ennyasser and correspondent
Zig pay, steady work. Address. cooperation,
Denver Colo.
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LOST.

A PAIR OF GOLD. RlMMED sPIff.|
~ cles end case, Return to d. ri
Godbe itts Building and be fewaidsi
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nNE CLEVELAND BICYCLE, 80 nj
" Return to l23 p. 2nd South al h,
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WANTsD-m,s GILLIAN

A GOOD BUGGY IN EXCHANGE FOR
~ hrst- class Dental Work. Address, Il E.
W hite, care Deserzt News.
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AWNINGS AND INNS.
GrTiCiAN.

THE UTAH OPTICAL co, BAsExtrj
4 walker Bros. Bank. Your sJs NJ
ined by artificial light free. hsnuiiEzl|
and repairing.
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REPAIRING.

MBRELLAs A. ID PARASOLs COVERED
- and repsired. NJ. Mayer, lS6 f. LIST south
LNUKhITURL. BABY UAKkIA1ks, " ASH.
E ing IN achines. wrIngers, etc., stc. John
n. Larsen. 2os south. Seventh East
JTTAH CLEANING 4 TAILORING 90
" Cleaning. dyeins and ropairing. Suits
made 10 order lSs lat so. A. J, Hall. Mgr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-20
Meek. but yieorous.

She was the daintiest of the dainty face, figure, air and apparel all pro- claimed it. To be sure he had not heard her speak as yet, but from the lips of so pretty little patrician only pearls and diamonds could fall. It was strange that she should be at the races unat- tended, but that, of course, was but the accident of a moment. Her husband or brother could not be far off and would rejoin her i'll moment. Time went on, though, and still she sat alone. Pres ently something happened One of the horses stumbled and fell. The jockey was pitched headlong to the ground. He lay white and still The man turned to look at her. There she sat, the color flown from her cheeks, her lips parted, her eyes wide and staring. He ventured to reassure her. "Oh, don't believe he's badly hurt" he said. Hurt?" she repeated quick as flash. "I only hope he's broke his neck. I had $20 on the little seoundrel. New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-20
TRUE

Why cant the monied men of Pine Bluff form a joint stock com pany and put up cotton factory? There are certain men there who could spare the money from their other business, and cotton factory at Pine Bluff would be a benefit to all this section of the country. It would save freight on our cotton and on the goods; it would give em ployment to many men and would enable us to sell more potatoes, beans, peas, etc. Let Pine Bluff put in the factory.-Rison Hcrald.
 All of which is very true. Pine Bluff possesses exceptional advan tages for 8 cotton factory. We are right in the heart of the raw mate rial, and have facilities for transpor- tation unexcelled by any city in the South. The product of a cotton mill would find ready market throughout this and adjacent States. It is well established fact that cot ton goods can be manufactured in the SoutL with greater profit than in the East, and it is subject that should be investigated by Southern
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-20
Honest but Cute Yankee.

There is a funny case of international honesty down in Arizona, just on the line between that territory and Mexico. A Yankee farmer lives there, one Anna sa Barrow by name, and it is his busi- ness to raise chickens. Chicken feed is cheap in Mexico and chickens bring fine prices i'll Arizona, but to raise fowls in Mexico and bring them across the bound ary or to buy the feed and bring it across, would involve the payment of a considerable duty, which would eat the profits about as fast as the hens could eat the corn. As for smuggling, that was not to be thought of.
 Amasa is Yankee, and he is so hon. est that his neighbors say he wouldn t take adv antage of a man in a horse trade. But he is also full of Yankee in genuity, and after deep cogitation he built long, slim hencoop, one-half of it i'll Arizona and the other in Mexico. On the line there is gate. Over the line there are barns containing feed. At feeding time the gate is opened, and the chicken fancier shoos his flock into Mexico, where they eat their meal. Then he shoos them back to the proteo- tion of the American flag, where they digest this Mexican grain, lay their eggs and carry on their family affairs. MT. Barrow saves about 50 per cent on his grain and makes about that much on his chickens, and if there is any smuggling done it is done by the inno- cent and irresponsible biddies. Wash ington Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-20
CEREAL PRIES.

The New York Journal of Com merce, high authority on such subjects, estimates the wheat crop of the United States this year at 55O, GOO, GOO to GOO, 1000, ,00O bushels. The general agreement is that the crop will be the largest ever harvested in this country with the single exception of that of 1891. The domestic consumption, includ- ing the requirements for seed, will be from 365, 100000 to 1885, ,00O, 900 bushels. At the lowest estimate of production and the highest estimate of domestic consumption, we shall have a surplus of 165, ,0OO,OO bushels for export.
 Beerbohm, the acknowledged au-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-20


 TIE steady decline in the value ef silver and the high prices in Mex ico, have brought about 8 serious condition in that country. The Mexican Herald say: "The eager ness with which many people have taken advantage of the fall in silver to raise the price has been ex- hibited on similar occasions. Im~ ported goods naturally have to be raised in price at the risk of driving away trade, but why should rents be put up, and even charcoal, the universal domestic fuel, be made dearer? If there is anything that will sooner educate the people to ask for a gold standard than this gradual approximation of prices to the highest level possible, we do not know of it. If anything is to be made dearer, sensible people will say that we might as well make the plunge and escape from the contin- ual upsetting of all values.