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The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
A jan. Enril,b.

A japanese young man of education
and Eoeial standing recently became a
waiter in San Francisco club in or
der TO learn English and make living.
When he asked the steward for his
wages the latter cursed him and struck
him with . potato masher. whereupon
he wrote the following note to the club
officials; Through all this affair I
vas never offensive; when / went there
20 demand the money to which am
entitled he nnjustIy enjolned me to get
out; that IS an unreasonable move
ment and can not fail TO hurt mans
feelings. What Without being sat
lsiled with that insult made my blood
boil and veins burst with successive
onslaught Of igppmsnious swear. sIy
returning was completely excusahie. for
10 be Indifferent TO such an ignoDle
treatment denotes that one is stran-
ger TO the sense Of honor: and so he
osght 10 have reltshed II with abashed
submission And what again. The
tongue. the eountenance WAS not ca
rsble enough 10 wTeak his savage fury
and tles resorted TO the final step Of
violence. as though was a mass OF
eali Jealous Ensensfhle to disgrace
and pain New York Tribune.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
SANTA FE ROUTE.
Ro,S and Improved Train service.

Denver To California m two days
Two Fast trains daily 10 Kansas City
Hnd Chicago,
seven hours quicker time to New
Mexico, Fl Paao and Mexico
Theas urc ecme oi the improvements
Offered 90 Colorado travellers by the san
Il Fe railroad.
The through sleeping and chair ear
service has also been extended.
Pred Harvey's dining ears and houses
arr too well known aud liied 70 need
mention.
Going east, west or sunth from Colorn-
do the best route Is the Santa Fe.
Excellent ioeai service between Dem
yer. Colorado Springs, Alanitou aud
Pueblo
For information and reservations call
on any agent, or address,
5. p. HALL. General Agent.
100 Lawrcnee Street. Denver, Colo.
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No DooroR,s eiLLs ~ SWEDEN
rhsy Anow Thyir Patient. to Pix the
Amoant OF Hus.

Thsy anaw Their Pationts to Pix the
Amoant OF nrs.
The doctors o. Sweden never send
bills to their patients II you have
occasion TO cau a physician you will
Rnd him uoJ only sknlfuI in his pro-
.essl1u. bot . hlEhly educated and
honorable gentleman. You will else
have = proof Of the honesty OF the
sweaes and ;heir friendly confidence
In each other what you shall pay
your physician Is left entirely TO your
own choice. The rich may pay him
iiberaiIy, whether they have need OF
has services or not. II he has once
been retained by them. The poor pay
hin, small sum. and the very poor
pay him nothing Net be visits the
paur as faithfully as he does the rich
4 similar custom prevailed up TO the
middle Of the present century In some
d the most remote portions q the
highlands OF scotland. There the doc
,or collected his entire years bids on
a certain market day in summer get
ripg perhaps E5 or EiO from the
larger farmers, but only MS many
sblilings from the poorer crofters.
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DON'T voRRY.
= a reait.s ws-ts OF rims ana
psssH's Da Aay ooea-

q A1ssifNE NNsAs OF hANa" sAfs
pe~saE Ds Aay Coed
4 What Eo1d On earth can Worrying
Can Il. by any possibility. alter
existing condition OF a1aiFs make
lsAnsEE AEht, or mlsfoTtunes mpre
aFabis? Far from this teiaE the
aaF It plHREes MS into deeper eeurrs-
Ia aGd misery. jlundiecS anr yieWBa af
.s. and hy perpetaally huggiRg oar
F.at5 90 our tOson lt readers as not
Jig gerlectiy unht 20 carry on tae
ai-i 10 liie, hut a nuisance 10 cur
E.sa3s aud aequa ntanecs II IS care
'-s' kills, ard the man or woman vino
90 throw care 10 the dasa soon be-
zones Indispensable 10 their friends.
are is worry pure and simple. and tha
Vopales We have to bear are. In the
Minority OF cases, hard enough In all
o'asstence without the trouble Of per.
Isia4ily brn9ding about them. All
olF c4nrts then. should BE directed 20
s'e7eone the difficulties which oppress
US, and u these rrorts are successful.
L"y meaning their fate aud ponring
S-slT woes into ears mpre-0r less
HmPatheur We ali OF US have our
,uoA',es =. some greater. some less, but
!. Te look them steadily in the face.
s.'prse with them, aud brace ourselves
sp 10 meet them, We shall be the be,-
. ss' able 10 surmount them than BY
p.aela!y giving way to despair aad be-
o,-, r.-aa,ng our fate 70 al with wnum we
nay be brought into contact. This
. .s.1s not to sympathy. bpt in many
-1-es 10 contempt and brings US no
1'@ler the removal of our troubles.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

ORlrsr GnAFTHl, No. s2. Il. A. Initiated
C0nyoeations lst and srd WadnesdHys.
Al. Hor1EL, II. p
L. Nmr MARKHAM, Secretary.
AF.&A. M.-!sANAR LunGE No. 30. meets On
the first and thirp satuIday eteniue. Of e4ch
month. M.C. GouID, W. NJ,
C.G. LfSoH. Secretary.
10. o. F.-LAMAR LupoE NO. so meets every
Tuesday, at s T. N. All N, nihers Of this lodge
and all visiting brothers OF tho order eo1di-
ally invited To attend. J. q. Boxp, y. q.
A. Van DEusEN, Sec
woODMEN OF THE NoRLD.--LAN CANT
No. gB meets the last Saturday in every month
at y. IN. Visiting noighhols arc always vel
come. L. l. FuIouB. v. I.
A.VsN DEusES, Clerk.
*. o. t. M.-LAMAH TlsST No. Is meets at tho
Masonic hall the last Ncdiefdas IN each month.
All knights invited to attend rt.Siews.
c.M. LIE. .R.K.
THE I.tnAB FiRE pErAnTHEST meets at the
Hose, House on the fret l,Tesfay "a eaeh
month at p m WILLIS NfIsoS, Chief.
JoE T. LAwLHss. Sec.
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NoIIcE FoR rrBLIcArIoN.
.. 6. LANp orElan a LAa,r. a..

q. 6. LASD OrFIeEAI LAME, coLo.l
August 20, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN nauiaG settler has iilhd notice 81 his inten-
mon 10 alnkg auul proof ia support uf his clam,
and that said proof Nil hf made before he
i.esizfer and ReceiyeTat Lamar, Colorado, on
THURSDAY, November IL, si's w; Milliani Dinr-
wall II, r.. No {4g@. for lie Sha Sec -, Twp, -
:, NJ. - ". ttli 2. Nj
He names tho following Witnesses to prove
his egutipuops resi ideEee upon and epitiyntlgho ot
said iat d VIZ thnfleE kamrenthal, William
Vernon, George Simpson and j chm w. ftoutrs,
all oi CAddoa, Colorado,
ALSO al same time and place George shhr-
SOB. On tn her ctIlturo application 80. 024 for
the . Alsz anst - SEti q sectipB No. 2, IN
fownsilp No. - south lranGt o. ~ west 9TH z. u.
neuancs as witnesses William pinewail,
Millisni Nornon. has Ranpeutlini and Green
Robinson, AL OF Gaadoa, Colorado.
nis-pi6 W. A. MERRILL. Register.
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a Prediction Ei-hty Year. oia.

The poet Keats wrote to his brother
George In Kentucky in 1878 as FOL-
lows Russia may spread her con-
guest evca TO China: ] think it a very
likely thing that China itself may fail.
Turkey certainly viii Meanwhile Ell
ropCan north Russia viii hold ia
horns AGAINST the rest OF Europe. ln-
tdguins constantly with France"
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NorIcG ron pupLfcATloN.
Q. S. 80 80. LANAe. a.

T. $. LASp oFfIcE. LANAI. CoLo.l
G>tober 8, isss
NOTICE Is haroby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of hie inten
tion to make dral proof 10 support of his claim
and that eAid proof viii Be made before the Reg
istee and Receiver af Lamar, coi9Fado. ON
II. Z. NJ. tpi, for thu sEA of Sec q, Twp p
$, Re, Is " 9Th r. NJ in Colorado.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous r0sidence upon aud oultiEatiun
at. said land, viz. Stephen scott, W. A. HpstF. F.
y. a. Aehibben and /. H. Myers, all Of Laniar,
Colorado.
oiG Mo W. A. MEanuH. Register,
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,,..,.ln. fnr nnr.e.tlng oraIn.

On large wheat farm in California
he grain is cut from the stalks, the
cha1 thrashed out. and the kernels
,,iarsd ip sacks. which are sewea and
,,iIed ready for the mill-all by one
Enge machine. which is drawn by and
gats its motive power from team OF
thirty eight mules.
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Norlcl FOR pUBLIcATloN.
US. LAsp Ou1cE. LANAI. Conc. !
l..tnl...1- 1 I-n.

us. LAsp OI1cE. LAMAR. CoLo.l
October 9. i-as-
MOTH'E y hereby given that the following
~ nninrd srttlar itn- sled notice % his inteu-
tipn a. make hnal proof in support Of his claim
and hat said pr0nf VIII be made before Regis
trr and Receiver at LalnRr, Colorado. IN Thur
diy. Novumhef 10. isss. via Horace T. Williams
b. D.. No. iU5 fnr the 81 Nlsit and s. NV y .of
SEC =. TT. II =. RE % W. 9Th p. N. tn Colorado,
cuuSiluous rcstdcnca upon and cultivation Of,
said lard. viz r.. n Bo-arrans W. y. Janlez.
5 10 WA. MErRn.f., Resister.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PRooF-NoTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
UvfrnD srArrs LANp orF1oE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFfeE. !
LAsfaR. CoLo., October 1. tess.
NOTICE Is hereby given that EdS ard y. f.eath-
~ erInan. Of Lamar, Prowtrs county, Coio., has
MED notice ot lIitcntion to make proof on hisS
desert-laud claim No. 3. for the SEE Sec. -.
n. u >. Gg. tb ". 5th + 1. in Colorado. before
ne hesiste, and keeeifer a. Lunar, S2ia.. on
lie uellies the following witnesses to prove
tie complete irrigation ana reclafnatlaif Of SAID
iaIsit: Horace b. Williams, i ii. RosecTans, i.
~ Wright and George " Lcasnre, all OF La
o,-n9 WA. MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
canal stonaL SYSTEM.
80. save IN gse-psianai Cases,
WORK I.erfsstiJ.


,,.r oiace 1T Tarreplein there
reflect silence. fhongh ths
n rdsklnE steadily. each d,
sl usEs sometimes there are
3 torty ehips In the esnai at
ana The slightest mfssake 20
tzteeen thr asassoas misa,
-ous eonlraaessre=. aseiarea
Haven Register. Ail these
Ehsthes tAeg are IN the mar
4 ,,-tfrs whether they are noY-
4 Of iuIl steam through the
| hrss milcs af dtep water Ia
Blitsr iakas. or whotheF they
ar ths canal as Por, saia are
81 s.rsstg1n of ihs man wao ATS
n the uscq Nt TsyFepieiH.
asd d. uatsing IRE eauai IS IN
yt. comparatively aimpis A,
q llc roou agains, the wall
vau shelf, along vhirh guna 4
AZ intervals ths graosc has
-, which IA two places arr
i1fet- ,hau titey are elsewhere.
1go rtprcscnia the canal aad
ths asiinas. The two larse
aE De Grtat Bitter lakes ana
Tlrnh. when a yassci has
yfsasisi and b. ahou; 70 enter the
zf the suez end. for exampie--
l az MODEL ataut four iCthes
Do ch5stn to represent Gar A
gf tsass gttie muacfs stard
--sr ne model canal. and racA
! f1rnHhrd vifh 4 fi5g 90 denote
1HulBy The BnsiiEh aas Is
ally ne prssonsinatins eoairn.
4 ~ raarfrist are proyi8r1 fpr.
, real sts11nsr appFnaeats and hcr
5srgue kagWn q d Sriiisu on a
r -sgcr asa rlseaa or tas tor
ne n5mher % ships sstpaliy tp
.sal 11a thas 10 seRa AZ a slaHrs.
10 ihe enact pnFilous n which
arc FIinstea. fBr. A. the fsis-
Be- iirEa,s sive antirs of each ses-
TrasrrsH. hpT trH representative
45I zienE plHasd N . siiias or
! r-cFsias 6ae o. the istrE sis-
are fgat fram thls cfsee 30 the
rs cares o. Etatinaa, naaing
5lag a. which each ehip u1si
lai Esit % lei smother pass ii.
al on ausy Tnsrys the models
.zz % BIS 6ispalches, ana shel
a sains = ppposita dire
ssv ussFiBg ths sasns sisgpg he
llslr alois ~ means of TIE ak
aas and nssa AZ each station.
~ s11.ruls frori The osige. and
ft which o. tha twU l. 70 sive
y Ebs other. Fht ARRANGEMENT
ia ne ease of occAsioaai accl-
works psFtsctiy The clerk can
q ss0meul the usna. uaiipaaiity,
81 3rzashi aHG precise position
~ skip in the canal. Sc kngWs
sr ullnl ls. hNz fgzt she is may-
30 BFfgtfh of tean and FariNas
71si.s. and hs has shseiutc con
Beg tvtry nogemspt Mos; of
z pilots are uf creek oriSih.
Envi1hfssu and msn q utheF
luticE sya cceasionaiiY mst Ths
stltf tutT - 20 arggcrirs The
Z sFj ~ tbe ealesFs o rss-
rsl3 have really no diaiepIty ia
/. Der through ;hs canai withoaf
e, IN shs uArvos egts the sp'eea
.tri 20 six miles an hear but
5 -aay proceed rlush faster IN the
gsti1us Two pilots are always
ysd Tor one eoes gfg and . sFe-
Nmes ca Al iemAilia, Ga Lake
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NOTICE FOR puRarrArIoS,
LANp ogfi1E a. a tAstg, re9lo-.

LANn OgfirE Ar LANAn. CoLo..
Ohiobrr u, isaS.
4-OTfTE = hrrr,y given that the following
~ usulrd settler hHs hicd notice ~ his intcn-
tinn 10 make final pTnci ID support ai lts elnii
and that -ztd pfossf slN b made bffor. h9ris-
tsr arti Eoaeivef ~ Lamar, Colorado. IN
Frhtsy NbvemtaF IS, is3s VIZ: Charles ".
HaI. if. y No. tgsi. for thc II Swk and VS.
NEs sec. ., Twp. = $, Rs- y W 6th =. n IN
Colorado,
H4 uaufe= tbe frlluWtns wiiuesse, - prove his
ernfiulots residence ufnu and cultivntint OF,
x Mnrrsr5 and John tiny, all 81 Lamar, GUln.
ots-nIs " A. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
How n,etr,la atsltlnlr.

Bacteria multiply rapidly and they
do It in a rurious way. single one
breaks ltseif IN twn. .heu each half
grows until & becomes as large as rho
orieiual
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
CITY omcIaIs.

Mayor. ..........s...JT. j. II. Lawlcts
Cierk.... .......... =. Ii. P.syp
Marshal ........... Mills Wilson
Treasurer. ........ Mis- NJ. l.. stewart
CN l.. n orehot.se
J. a. " illianls
-r. {. Nj Lee
lfnsiees'-'- 1',,' '-'t -. -'ft q. j. Hotel
Fred Lee
i. l.. Maxwell
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
TIMBER CULTURE FISALPR oF-SoTICE
FOR PUBILCAT1oN.
Z. 5. I.asp ofFicg L4N,F, eolo. }

z~UT{CE Is hnraby given that Melissa 2.
IN Sseuhens, one - The heirs % John II.
stephens. drrcnsat has died notice Of fnten ntiun
al tbefrufIiCc in Lamar, olurudo. ou Tuesday,
no "a d4e 80 November issiS ttmbcr culture
1rt,ii-7tifn n No susr for the SW \ - section No.
y i ng Ms tIlNo. - 5, Range Ne. ia w 9th ?. ".
10 Colorado.
she nautss wltnussgs bright Ham, SHdu1
oiSnig W. \. aEERu-L, Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
-aRANApA socIEr1Fs.-

A.F.A A. M.--GRASApA LopoE No. IL meets
Saturday nights or before zach full neon
D. ". Ronissos. W. NJ.
G. L. MoPHERsoN. see'y.
Of GEAxADA LopoE No. rs meets e.
cry Saturday nighi
J. L. MAYFIEi-p. see'y.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
whsre cnhr,,r. nrn,.. wna.

cabbagea grow Wild in Germany.
where it originated Rgdishes are ma
tive 70 China. but have been grown in
Europe fer centuries.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
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eral. You should subscribe
for the REGISTER JOUR
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news, includidg all the late
War Reports.
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both papers have made con
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determined our readers shall
have ALL THE NEWS.
You cant buy as much good
reading matter any place
else for S1.50. AT this rate
we are necessarily forced to
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Combination only for
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
70 uREAcolpIn oRr ~.

TAA- i4arEtiSo SrniEn Quinsnc lahicts- a
yf.E.:ists raiuId tla ulous5 hit tfsilstot-pre :
The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
county omclaIs.

Clerk and Recorder ............ s. b. Faulkner
Assessor. -.Al. a. hlclyoDell
Sheriff .....'........ =. -. :, VI m. Mckenzie
Treasurer . ...l....J. W bent
Snperifitentlent Of Scbools.,-. David Barnes
County .s......,..N.... d. W. Rqbipsrh
Suryeyt1r :. .. e. I. !. 4. Twin
Coroner ....s....... ....l.s.......J i. Curry
}. :. Met lung. Chairman
Comm issionere. sd. Higbee
w j.. Johntton
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30
fresh peaches, plurns and prunes at

Fresh peaches, plums and prunes at
Bakers
All sizes of those dollar sh oes for bows
Chas. LII. Kelly Co, Arlington hi ock. A
new lot just in.
so long as the hot days contirne Won
must have summer dresses and when the
winter snow flies. you will need new
evening dress. now is the time t, pur-
chase an organdie or lawn for the warm
days or evening wear. When it can he
bought for such trifle at Miss Tavlors
One dress pattern, ten yards of any de-
sign shown in my window.
L. n. Stone, Comm ssloner of Deed
for California, and Notary Public for
''rmsby county. Office: Capitol Build
ing.
Rusteler's Gilt Edge steam beer at the
Ozark. Call for it when you want the
best. tf
If you want pure ice frozen from run
ming water, call on Doc Benton. Ice de-
Yered to any part of the city. If
Scalping XII, r,Dl.r ~ bi gee
chew on earth. for sale at Chas II. Kelly
Cos, try some.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30

Pioneer Clothier is full of novelties fo
the coming Fall trade.
Rustetler's Gilt Edge steam beer at tn,
ozark. Call for it when you want th,
! best, for it is the best in the world.
| LOSI:-Robert M. Clarke lost on Car
son Street last Saturday, diamond shir;
stud, Tor the finding and returning OF
which he will pay suitable reward.
Do you smoke cigars by the box. if So
we can please you as to quality and price
at Richardson's.
LosT-A small black satchel contain
ing pair Of eye glasses and gloves
The finder will please return to this of
fee.
The best sc cigar in town at Riegg's
= so the General Arthur, Monte Cristo
Key Vests.
Los TIFF the party who found a ladie
purse IN the Arlington hotel, will return
same and the enclosed ticket to the hotel
office, they will be welcome to what
money was inside and no questions will
be asked. The r. r. company has been
notified regarding the tickets which are
only good to parties who purchased
The best nickel cigars IN the mark
The Grand Republic, known the world
over, slso the half Million Club and
Monte Cristo, highest grade Havana
cigars at }. E. Muller's.
announce herewith that will sell
bedroom sets complete at So 50. So 90
S27 30. $50 90, SO 90 and $40 90, nouhIa
Spelng and top mattresses from 81 80 to
$40 90. Single lounges $40 90 and sI2 90
Bed lounges Sl4 90 to $50 90. all other
articles reduced in proportion, and will
assure anyone that takes the trouble to
call that the goods are all new and mn to
date. No furniture store can make Or
dlnary expenses at the above prices. but
L don't expect to make money these
Hmes. my aim is in common with the
other merchants of Carson to leave no /
excuse for parties sending out Of town
Tor goods. GEO. W. KIzrHEYER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30
Lawn PARTY

Tickets to the Moonlight Lawn Party
are out and selling for p >entS .pi,ca.
Parties are being made up all over
town to take in the affair. Free transpor-
tation, music, refreshments and only 25
cents for the whole affair which is under
the auspices of the ladies of the Relief
Corps.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30
Lumber For Sale

Second hand lumber for sale Inch
and half and dimension lumber of
various sizes, all sound Apply at this
office If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30


girls and faCtO?v girls and housewives s,,t
ieI from indigestion and CONSTIPATION AND
olllous troubles. No wonder thev are sub.
lect to the diseases Of the delicate special
organism OF their sex. The wonder ie
rather that they can stand it as we'll as
they do. -- O.
But "a poor weak woman. " as she 10
termed, Will endure bravelv and patiently
agonles which a strong man would give
way under. The fact is women are more
paNent than they ought to be under such
troubles SUI"
every woman ought to know that She
may OBTAIN the most eminent medical ad-
wee (7fe Of charge and in absolute conf.
4cHEe ana privacy by writing to Dr.. r. Y.
flelCe, chlet consulting physician of the
1hFaIl0S I, Hotel and SGygical Institute, Of
bufldIo, y. \. Occupying this position for
thlrty years he has he'd a wider practical
experience IN the treatment Of wou1en's
diseases than any other phvsiCian in this
SountTy. His medicines are world famous
'of the1r astonishing efficacy.
Inc most perfect rt;1;edv ever devised for
weak and delicate women is DR.. Pierre,s
FaTcTite Prescription. His Golden Med.
zeal Discovery" is the on -err1anenf II.
gestVe ana nutrient tonic The two med
1c1les taken alternately, form the most
perfect and successful course of treat
tneht ever .presCribed for female troubles
complicated with a sluggish, overwrOugl1t.
nervous. diseased constitution In severe
constipation Or. Plerce's Pleasant Pellets
should be occasionally taken with the
Others. They never grippe,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30
War Photographs.

Choice photographs of Dewey, Hobson
Lee and Schiey-also of President Nc
hiniey just received at Cagwin & Note
wares.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30

Inc show window at Joe Platts the
Pioneer Clothier is full of novelties for
the coming Fall trade.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30

hustetler's Gilt Edge steam beer at the
ozark. Call for it when you want the
best, for 1t is the best in the world.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-30

LOST:-Robert M. Clarke lost on Car
son Street last Saturday, diamond shirt
stud, for the finding and returning of
which he will pay suitable reward.
, 1898-11-23

Just after the election Editor Thomp-
son OF the Wyoming department of the
Denver News stated that republicans
purchased the coal camps; now comes
the Evanston News-Register with the
statement that the coal camps stood
firm with the democratic party, but that
the republicans purchased the agricul-
turists. We suspect the News-Register
Is right, although it is wrong In its con
illusions as to the manner in which the
purchase Of votes was made. Ranch
men who had been receiving largely in
creased prices for their products natur-
ally turned to that party under whose
administration the prices We're secured
Better times will always purchase for
the republicans the votes of the people.
1t is only the democracy thar thrives
upon calamity.
, 1898-11-23

third of a century originated il the
west they received their death blow in
the same section. The "Ohio idee."
greenbackism. which stampeded the
democratic national convention in 1868.
was e~Xtirpated in Ohio in the v
of 1875. in which that state was carried
by Rutherford B. Hayes for governor.
From that year onward to it's death the
greerback folly was going down. Pop
ulism. which was greenbackism plus
a few other absurdities and iniquities,
got its first start in Kansas. and Kansas
in the election last week knocked all
the life out of populism that was left in
it. All this should be put on the credit
side of the vests account. The exuber-
ance, the social independence, the OPP
timism, the self-reliance and the prone
ness toward blazing out new paths in
politics as in the routine matters of ev-
ery-day life. are the qualities which are
responsible for the vests financial mis-
takes. but these characteristics are ac-
companied by a balance and a onser
vatism which ultimately proved a cor
receive for all the ills which it origi-
mates or aids. The vests poise and
good sense saved the honest money side
in the recen election. 1t is safe to pre-
that the West will render a still more
conspicuous service to the cause of
financial honesty in 1900 if that ques-
tiCn should be an issue in that year
GlObe-Democrat.