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The Lamar register., 1898-10-05
ExposrTIoN.s FINAMcgs.
Ne. saa., ia th~ n~Hs. Ah-s an osbt.
Are r.sd- saa Masth Nst to Euis

fiss Noaer ia th~ Ii~nk Affer al Dsbt.
Are Fssd- <aa Mssth Nst To Euf.
Omaha. S~5H "a Eyrry anr iTuer-
estrd In tn srelfarr of the western
country " " D. llsa@ad ~ bear Of the
wonderfd financial snces-ss Of the
Trans Mississippi Exrusitian- now
urarinE tn cio-e .f Its i've mouths
run sf Omaha n IL gntss were closed
to-siay. fbf.Ts. y uunsF enough In thr
bank 90 pay every tluliar 81 intielis-si-
nc-. aud r-tnrp 10 the stockholders a
large psxTfsn NJ the sisssk snl-crip-
tons " rh<ss - iTny truth IN the olh
saying that -u0shiug -uFsn5.is llkc
stissn.s.s- thf lifunth uf t.rtsiis.f should
L. marked ~ a fr-osIsuItr iIurre.y-
denied In siis History of s.xposiiianr-
Accorsinx 20 the lsol- ~ Secretary
Wakefield tisr finnnrs~ Il fhr .expoSi
iiOn ON SsslteInh.r -sith ~to0d as fol
lows. Casa tnianer in l,auk. sf-ss COZ;
all liabilities. Stsysst. NE; salauce.
Sssbosso for sans- fiib- Tia-d all bills
have t--~ paid whenever presented
with the g-roIscr xancls.-s- and the cash
surplus szss stassiilg accumulated
Whsn the ahsvs nErrss ss'se given
out the s1Iss-ltinn lad fidrty-~sx days
To run. psss,l-r. sR Arco,nn df the
peace lnhtlt-t t'fistsrNfluli- n41u uHbtt nj
fractive f-zsurss "a .-ris--s<si 10 draw
hy far the greatest efD~a- Of any OF
the five mazfiss of IN. exposition sea
son.
The prcS,-ftf sndeSts-fn--s .asus.ists. .eN-
cInSiveiy of balances due ua cantracts
and th. Operating expenses ftr sePien-
bcE. The frst aggneeatss s-u.tse and
the latter <tS.1.D M tkr maNinnm
cost Of Sa.uos day. M this lHticr
amount 500. has ALREADY bsSsn taken
up on account sf weekly par rolls, and
the total obligation ON account Of .oT'eT-
ating expens.- i SIO,O'D Notes as-
sreSntlng S2OyH arr outstanding max
ing a total in.i.sist1ln Of s'sStsse
The expnsition VIII CLOSE Nor-nlb.s
1si.
The ascension. af the war balloons
which were ai Santiago de Cnba. ths
,irlu OF the United States life saving
crew on the lagoon, and the exhibit OF
visual signaling bE the United states
signal srrvIcc corps take place daily
on ,hc grounds During October The
famous Innes band of New York city
will give two concerts daily ON the
grand plaza. besides other musical
fsaatures.
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THE STATE TAX LEVY
TO BE SAME AS LAST YEAR
kzairoas Assessments Reduced hut Rail,
road Men Not Satisfied - Govcrasr
Adams Opposed the Reduction.

Denver, Sept. 60. The state tax levy
has been fixed by the Board of
Equalization. The approximate as
sessed valuation Is $lS5, ,0o0,0O0- The
tax revenue Is estimated nj Ss50.eo0.
horizontal reduction OF 10 per cent.
on the assessed valuation of all rail
road property IN Colorado has been
made by the State Board of Equaliza-
ton
This action WIS taken at a meeting
OF the board .icld In the office OF Gov
ertior Adams yesterday afternoon
All The members OF the board We're
present Representatives of the yari.
Gus raiiraad companies were in attend
ance and presented statistical figures
70 support their claim that the yalua-
ton OF railroad property had been in
creased while that OF all other prop
erty had been steadily lowered during
the past nye years.
The representatives af the railroad
companies asked for n horizontal re.
duction of - per ceDt. This the men-
bers OF the board p,ss,si,ss not listen to.
but finally agre>d TO u reduction Of
10 per cent
The de.fslon In favor of the reduc-
ttou was not unaaiinous one.
GoSerhpr Adams opposed any change
IN the railroad assessments from the
beginning and protested against The
reduction 60 the last hui he was over
ruled lsy the other members OF the
board.
The representatives of the railroad
companies nrc not satisfied with the
decision OF riie heard. After the meet
ing yesterday afternoon Mr.. Freeman
announced that they would light the
matter out 10 fhr courts. Their action
b win no laAesl h.s zaId nm tho ground
firnt thc asscsSmcnt upon railroad
property Is IN excess OF that upon
other classes of property which Is as
sessed by county assessors.
The tax levy viii he made up rs fol
lows:
General revenue 21-16 mills. asr.
cultural college IL mill. school for
muteS I = mill. State university 1-l
MIN. School OF Mines III mill, insane
asylum In InIil. Sufte Normal school
1-s mill. stock inspection department
roo mill capitol building y mill. inter
est on insurrectidn bonds l-iO MILL, an
aggregate of q l-1p mills. The poll tax
Win be 81.
According to the approximated as
ScsseJ valuation OF the state the tax
revenue will he about S140.OOO this
year. These figures are not exact. ns
a few OF the counties have not com
/ pleted their returns.
However. Tn apprONimIiing the state
I valuation the figures OF Inst year have
l,s,fn used where returns are not com
} plctc. This places the upproximatcd
assessed valuation OF the state Mt S1S5.'
iOoD.0OO. This Is a decrease OF $500
90 from t!ift OF last year. when the
TAX revenues amounted to about SS.S2,
,ooo
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a SPLIT IN NEW YORK.
Silver Democrats VIII Put up Ticket of
Their Own

Syracuse, n. Y, Sept 29.-The Chi
cago platform Democrats, who adopt
ed resolutions last night, instructing
the committee on organization. COM
posed of one member from each Senate
district III the state, to place in nomi-
nation full ticket by petition should
the convention to-day fail to affirm the
Chicago platform. had another meeting
to-day after the report of the regular
committee ON resolutions became
known
The instructions of the conference re-
quire that a full ticket be nominated
within forty-eight hours The commit
tee on organization will meet at the
Union Square hotel. New York City, To-
morrow night and select candidate
tor each place upon the state ticket.
The Democratic convention of New
York state chose this ticket:
Goyernor-Augustus Van Wyck of
Kings.
Lieutenant Goyernor-Eliiott Dan
forth OF Chenango.
Secretary Of State-Gcorge w. Bat
ten of Niagara
Comptroller Edward s. Atwater Of
Duchess
State TREASURER =. Morris of
Wayne
Attorney General Thomas f. Con
way OF Clinton.
State Engineer and Surveyor-Aar-
tin Schenck Of Rensselaer,.
Contrary to all expectations and TO the
indications OF last night and early this
morning, the convention was harmon
ious. the only contest being for tn,
nomination of governor. and only one
ballot being taken on that
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COMMISSIONERS INTRODUCED
Amsr,s.as and sp.niard. Take breakfast
Together at farts-

Paris Sept. ss-The United States
Peace Commission held another session
this moruing. after which, accompanied
by the United States ambassador. Gen
erul Horace Torter. they drove 10 the
foreign office where the commissioners
met ana breakfasted with the Spanish
commissioners.
In addition to the commissioners and
the ambassadors, the minister OF for
elsn affnirs, NJ Delcasse. had invited
the three head officials or the French
foreign office. the first secretaries OF
the embassies and General HeSrun. Sec
nctary Of the Elysee palace.
The breakfast at which the peace
commissioners met for the first time to-
day was nm Informal affair. given by
NJ Delca-se in Ibis private apartments
at the foreign office.
The breakfast or luncheon. as IL
would he termed In the United States.
occupied eighteen minutes. Coffee and
cigar were served in an adjoining
apartment and sfter half an hours
chatting The party broke up. both com
missions ls.siying simultaneously with
courteous adicuN The Americans re
gard the function aS being n happy
means of making ghe two sets Of com
missioners acquainted with each either.
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sENAros ll1ANNA.s OPINION.
~ says tie rhiIpp,nes shou,a No, ~
Hack q, Spatn

SSe 'sS Thhippincs sbould Not On
Back To spain.
Sieselapa, Ohio, Sept. 30.-The Lead.
Sr nns trAii It's Washington corrcspon
Tor HaEns eoncerning tht. PhlljnnIn,.
question. The interyiew Il haiIeysg =,
represent The views OF President Nc,
kinley. NJ
4 de not know what the instrue,lonx
given 10 our peace commissioner arr, .
sAh Senator Hanna. but so far AS
sencsrns the negotiations which Will b,.
..sss'ituted In Paris Tomorrow. / can
s'~ no other result than that spalu will
haNe 10 relinquish her sovereignty over
MOI only Luzon Island. but The entir,.
Philippines archipelago.
spain has no reason to exnec, ta
pt able 20 rrtaln any portion of Tn.
group She went Into the yar ami
lost. and now ought to b. prauurc,i 10
.uHrr the couSeqtieEces which such I.
defea' implies. regard The Philip-
liiiies ~ lost 60 Stnin, and iha, being n
ipsegone conclusion. in my upInlan. ~.
probi.in walch next eoufruuts Us r,.-
latrs 70 the form of goYeFn.nrni which
We VIII give the stands.
Nhsn the Philippine. question firsr
pis'sFhted hs',if there was a strong sen.
- "tH'L~ NhL>tsEAA AlAtR. Iuf-es4=flifl 4.
and thinking iptn in this country
Mhirh faEonJ fh- retenilon by IN.
United states Of merely a naval las.
and cIallnE station In the lslands-tl,is
t'a-f. presumably being Manila. and th,.
nay cuniiEDons thereto Since then.
however, ibis s-ntlmeni apparently
has nndeEleoDe marked change. aud Il
Dow api-Slrs thar for the most pari
the=-. same ua.n Uhl at iirst believed
We should sccupy Nanila alone arc ad
Nprntine the Termination Of SuauiSh
rule IN The whole group
ASIDE from tbr fact that fls.. geo
crai sentimcnf uf the country seems TO
o. against retnrning any Of the L.
lands 10 SIain. the Unlissd states Il IN
der ahilSailanS "a fbs ipsurscn;s To -
tabiish a stahie and .nlishmned fern
q <nyernmlani Ihruuxbsui the enfir.
arcbifclacu When tle war l,rake out
she i'hilirbinsn islands lusurrecttanlSi-
iccame IN certain Sen.r the allies OF
,he Anieriszlns. aud 4. thrrfor,. i our
moral df,y 10 ser that In the fuiar-
ihey VIII L. assured safe and civilized
RUE. aud tzatl th. tHiisd Stairs deter.
mines Ia inst What MANNER thc Philip.
rlne- uiilEnsreiy SHALL H. rorcrned we
nesvSSariiJ Viii have 10 eousidsT tli,
PHILIPPINES atF y ards
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STORM RISING IN SPAIN.
Dynasty IL Doomed and Everybody Ex
poets a Reign of Terror.


Madrid. Sept 20.-whiie political
parties and writers and pretorians are
still eonsplrlng. the people do not re-
spond. but are awaiting the signing OF
the Paris treaty and the development
OF Weyler's plan 10 force a Dictator
ship upon the country and secure the
support Of the troops when they arrive
from Havana.
Nobody here believes II possible to
save the dynasty. but there is n general
foreboding that blood win certainly
flow before the end OF The year.
1t Is believed that the Paris Commis-
sion viii finish it's work by the end OF
November. Historic prccedents are be-
ing cited in the case OF other territorial
cessions and annexations following
military conquests In order to furnish
grounds for getting rid of the Cuban
debt. Bulgaria. Lombar,ly, Savoy, the
pontifieal states. etc, are given as OK
amplesL
1t is said here that Porto Rico will
be evacuated by the end OF October
and Cuha by the end of February.
Spanish sgitators are being arrested
and expelled from Portugal and Por-
tuguese Irartisans of the Iberian Union
are being arrested In Spain. The
friends OF the union of the two coun-
tries an. not numerous in Portugal, but
they are very active
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s1oo Reward. 400.

The readers of this paper will be pleased 70
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n constftu-
tional disease, requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
faces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution ana
assisting nature in doing It's work. The pro-
pretors have much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any that it fails to cure. Send for list OF
Testimonials
Address F. J. CHENEY s co. Toledo. O
Sold by druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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COMBINE OF BOSTON BANKS.
reu or Twelve National Concerns May B-
Consolidated.

Boston Sept 29.-The Evening Her
aid says; Consolidation OF ten or
twelve of Boston's national banks Is
as good ms assured.
A circular has been issued TO the
savings hanks, who practically own Il
controlling interest In these banks.
naming price which Win be paid for
their holdings The intention Is to
liQuidate these banks ana organize n
new national hank with IA capital of
So 100000 or Sa.000.O00
The largest capitalization of any
Boston bank nj the present time is
$1,000, ,00o--the Merchants. The banks
mentioned are the Boston. Columbian,
Eagle. Harvard, Markee. North Amer
lean, Globe. Lincoln and Massachu-
sets. However. all these banks may
not be included.
]. L. Morgan Il Co. OF New York are
said to be behind the movement.
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An AhaIone Fleet.

Ensenda, Lower California, now boasts
of an abalone fleet. quite a number OF
small boats being employed In gathering
the festive mollusk- The shells are read
lily saleable In the United States, while
the meat is sun-dried and resembles very
much piece of India rubber. being
about as palatabie. However. II has it,
yotaries, and the occupation Is found fair
iy profitable. Around Punta Banda and
TO the southwark endless numbers of aba
lones are found. and at low tide the fish
ermen. provided with a sort of chisei. re-
move their tenacious grip from the rocks.
They become very expert at the work and
u boatload OF the shells and meat is Sc
cured in a few days.
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a RUSSIAN TRAIN.
oonvenicnces That surpass American En-
terprise.


The new Siberian train which has just
been sent TO st. Petersburg for inspection
by the czar contains some luxurious feat
rres which might astonish even the Amer
lean traveller, accustomed to all the com
forts and improvements afforded by the
latest style OF Pullman and Wagner
coaches. The new train IL made up OF
two coaches for second-cIass and one foI
first-class passengers. with dining anc
baggage cars There are the comforts OF
q bathroom. with gymnastic apparatus.
library in several languages, piano
and selection of music, maps. guide books
albums of views an ice cellar and an
arrangement for boiling water In three
minutes by steam. The train ts htted
with plates indicating the next stopping
station and the length Of the stop II over
five minutes.
A barber. who is also qualified to give
medical assistance. and a Superintendent
who speaks Russian. French. German and
English are among the other convenience
provided. The train Is lighted inside and
out by electricity. and electric cigar
lighters are found in the dining car.
photographer dark room has been Htteo
can be changed and developed during the
journey Electric ellis and portable
electric reading lamps are in each com
partment. The kitchen Is equipped TO fur-
rish a hot dinner for a maximum OF sixty
people. Paper and envelopes will be sup
piled free at the buffet. where hot and
cold drinks OF all kinds can be had.
vices. but the price of a bath Is about Si5t
and three hours notice beforehand must
be given. From Moscow TO Irkutsk IL sia
days journey, and the charges for the
trip under such luxurious circumstance
are very moderate.
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lErRoops oRpEREp 10 pANA.
But They Ms.t Not Directly Assist the
Min- Owners.


springneld. III Sept. 29.-Governor
Tanner was called up by telephone this
afternoon by Sheriff Colburn Of Pana-
The sheriff said that be had no further
control OF the striking miners, that he
fesrpd there would be an outbreak
within n short time and that he had eN-
ha,lSted all his resources He asked
that state troops be sent there.
Governor Tanner Immediately or
dernS Captain Craig of Battery b,
Galeslnirg. to go with bis men TO Pana,
AZ once. and Colonel John Il. Hamilton
OF Elgiu was also ordered TO start with
two OF the best equipped companies OF
his Sons of Veterans
governor Tanner ordered Captain
Craig 10 camp within the city limits
ana protect the life and property of the
citizens. but unGer no circumstances
should they aid the miners or mine
ou,ners IN fiie operating OF the mines
with foreign labor, to which the gov
ernor is much opposed.
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POLICE FoRcE FoR sANTlAoo
The LawIess w.n Thus lie Checked When
Troops Disband-


Troops Disband-
Santiago de Cuba, Sept 30.-Ar-
Judgements have been completed for
the formation of A force of Cuban
mounted police for the province of
Santiago.
The force consists of commandant.
with the rank of major. three captains.
six Deutennnts, ten sergeants and 210
enlisted men. The rates of pay for the
enlisted men are the same as in the
United States army, while the officers
get two-thirds.
General Castillo has charge OF the
preliminaries of the appointments. He
must select capable men who have
served only in the Cuban army, and
the officers must have held similar, or
a higher. rank in the Cuban army.
This police force win have a large
territory TO cover. and 1t is expected
that as soon as the Cuban troops dis
band, the lawless element will break
loose and will have to he kept in
check. Even low quantities of cattle
are stolen and complaints are frequent
to General Wood and General Castillo,
and they are determined to put an end
TO this state of affairs.
The Cubans are beginning to under
stand that the sudden changes they
wanted after tbe surrender would have
caused disorder and confusion, while
now every day n number of Cubans
are appointed TO positions of power and
emolument
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years previous He went away a happy,
healthy farmer boy in the first flush of Wig
orous manhood; he came back ghost OF
the self that answered to President Lin
coins call for 200, 900 more"
To-day he is an alert, active man and
tells the story of his recovery as follows:
II was a great sufferer from sciatic rheu
matism almost from the time of my dis
charge from the army. Most of the time
was untitled for manual labor of any kind
and my sufferings were at all times intense
At times wns bent almost double, and got
around only with the greatest difficulty.
Nothing seemed to give me permanent re-
lief until three years ago, when my atten-
tion was called to some of the wonderful
cures effected by DR. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. had not taken more than
half box when noticed an improvement
in my condition, and kept on Improving
steadily. Itook three boxes of the pills.
and at the end of that time was in better
condition than at any time since the close
Of my army service. Since then have new
er been bothered with rheumatism. l,r.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People is the
only remedy that ever did me any good,
and to them owe my restoration to com
parative health. They are grand remedy"
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s,o4r LOOKED FOE NEAR pAnA
strisIns usIon Men Hold up a Train aud
ss.na coiored Men Bssk TO Indiana.

Tower HD. ILL.,. sr1a S0.-rhree
hundr-d striking union MINERS from
P5na to.day bcld mp special Balti-
more 4 Ohio southwestern train, con
yeVing nrty-flye Washington Indiana,
negro miners 10 Pana to take tile pl'n'e
OF union miners.
The negroes were taken nom tne
cars and compelled 10 walk back 10
Tower UilJ. where they We're locked up
In The depot until ten o'clock tonight.
Al that hour the negroes were placed
on b,ard an east-bpund train and TAX,
eu back to Indiana at lhe expense oil
the Miners union.
The miners were all armed ana
lnlasked.
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by school children. and n medal of
honor was pinned ON the breast of
each of the Brooklyn's officers and
men. Mrs. Schlcy received in box
n medal to be delivered to Commodore
schley. Captain Cook received gold
hilted sword.
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clad in tatters anc
rags, broken in body
but of dauntles.
spirit, swung into
line for the last
grand review and
then quietly march
ed away to begin
life's fray anew
amid the hills and
valleys Of the Key
stone State. Among
the number ASA
Robinson came back
TO the old home in
Mt. Sterling, Ill,
back to the fireside
tl,nt he had left at
~
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nsary 0eerge Nomlnnts,l

NeS W, io5k, Sept, 30.--At meeting of
e., ,IISaSo platform Democrats to-
~ llehry George, son OF the single
;n5 an "eAte' was nominated 10 head
k,nta NJ lThdent Democratic ticket. The
fr,oil fs,ut''on Of Elliott f. Danforth for
enant governor by the regular
I,1o.Ss;S nociS tic convention al Syrnepse was
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Medals for Naval Men.

New York. Sept. 30 Citizens of
Brooklyn to-day testified their appre-
ciation of the cruiser Brooklyn's ser
vices during the war. when the men
and officers of the warship gathered
In The ThIrty.thlrd regiment armory.
There were speeches By eS-Mayor
scbieren. General Stewart L. Wood
ford ana st. Clair McKelwny. singing
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How to Prevent Hog cholera.

HOG CHoLERAis is caused by indises.
tion and can be prevented by feeding
NS~> cooked feed. We advise our read
EHs ~ ers to write the EMPIRE MFG. CO..
620 Hampshire ST., Quincy, III.
for Catalogue of FEED COOKERS.
g-s..siir These cooScrs save at least one
third the feed, put stockin healthy
condition, save your hogs end will more
- thaa oSy for themselves none week use.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-05
M,,,.f, NAV Now Return.

Washington, ID. G.. sept 3o.-I ne
State Department gives continuation 70
the report that il has gwen us assei' ai
through the American consul at Apia,
samoa. Il, the return TO Samoa. after an
exile of ten years OF the former King
Mataafa.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-05
A SOLDIERS ESCAPE.

From the Democrat Message, Mt. Sterling, IN
When Richmond had fallen and the gresi
commanders had met beneath the historic
apple tree at Appomattox, the SD Penn
sylvania Volunteers. prematurely aged
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Donr r.baeeo spi, and smos. rour LIE Ava,

To quilt tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. full OF life. nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak rncn
strong. AL druggists, Soc or ST. Cure gunran-
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chieago or New YORK.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-05

~ gave my husband dose of sulphur
and molasses for his blood Was he
wasn't half as good as that his mother
used to make.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-05

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
me- wong blood pure. SOC. 81. All druggists
The Lamar register., 1898-10-05

Mrs Moke keeps going to the thea
ter since her husbands death" Yes.
but che goes only to plays that make her
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our bird club had to disband" what
for2" The president took up all the
time when we met Dragging about her
parrot"
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No-l'o-Bac for Fifty cents.

Where has your husband gone with
his gun2' Gone 10 hunt a COOK
The Lamar register., 1898-10-05

!. uldais r.<k Gi..- Hops.
,,re. Rage at Na.y osh~s
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o.t The following nr-
-. TO aSa Rocky Mountain
|. la,arinaiiNH asotx the fosest
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sl7sG SfHtnEs. Ctio.. sept 20
r lar mountains near hcrc
ETr fr-,h iife to-day. owing 90
! ais Tie suu iias been nearly
n sh susg ana tir. atmosphere
vItt snsttkr
sos n fhe Flinz,'. ~ fnr a.
a-A h3s v-cats-d the are.
ufpIz srr itlpW tnE to,nislt In
Jt aGl the fiaasrs uEc rapidly
E
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,hV"1. Oct, LA dispatch from
A'f I" tho Republican says
Ae iorf7at tire on White river has
lel oft. IN area OF 100 square
ami y Stlll sweeping eastward IN
fpirh ten miles wide.
= |" npie ~ upper White river have
"a lre for three weeks. day and
Fal In this they have been aided
sorf~i hangers Dunn and GlSiet.
w ron that section say they
seen uothing OF the other govern
I' gla1e was started by a man from
A, 7s,le. who got LOST and built
'ol The night and lid not extln-
I'd 'h" lire in the morning.
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5Fnz Taia- sept p, filr Ia
fuG,-l or -onfhes-t of to~n
1asufy ngr uslis-. has nDw
y tzr=, prui-grtinuS and can
- ssssh froth town rhc runke
y ilai7an ns-sa anii Saw 'rooih
F-ta = urariy devastated. aud
sas n nFsS ean~ficrs-i 90 b. OF
uatus uiay result m sFrioti,