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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-07

The foreign commerce of the fiscal
year 1898 in many respects have been
phenomenal. The expectations of the
products of both field and factory ex-
ceeded in value those of any preceding
year. and the grand total or exports was
the largest ever recorded. For the
first time in the history of our foreign
commerce, the years expectations aV-
eraged more than 800, 000, 900 per month,
the total being 81 ,231, 4S2, $3.50, against
S1.O50, $685. $50 in 1897, and 81 $50 27S, Jas in
1892, no other years having reached the
billion-dollar line.
OF our domestic exports, the value of
agricultural products was 1858, 683, $40,
surprising by $54 1856, 33S the highest
record ever before made, that of 1892.
Our manufacturers also made their
highest record of exports, those for the
year being $780, 697, 1854 against $277,-
2S5,991 in the preceding year For the
first time also in the history of our
foreign commerce, the exports of do
nestle manufactures were greater than
the imports Of foreign manufactures,
while the total exports of the year were
twice as great as the total imports-a
condition heretofore unknown, the
trade balance in our favor being twice
as great as that of any former year.
Domestic industrial enterprises are I'M
questionably benefited by the tariff act
of 1897, designed as well to encoura ge
home industries as to increase the rev.
enues of the government.
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For the civil establishment. in
Guiding foreign intercourse.
public buildings, collecting the
revenues, District of Columbia,
and other miscellaneous ex-
penses $S6,O16 464
For the military establishment
including rivers and harbors
forts, arsenals, seacoast de-
lenses and expenses of the
spanish war .....::.;.:,........... 81, 992 600
For the naval establishment. in
GLIDING construction of new yes
sells, machinery, armament.
equipment, Improvement at
navy yards and expenses of the
spanish war ..................... IS, S23 9S4
OF lndlan ce................ 10. 1874 667
I OF pensions .......... 147. 452. 1858
OF interest on the public debt. 81, $50, 056
I OF ueuclehcy IN postal revenues 10, 504, 040
OF postal service .,.............. S9O12, 6lS
Total expenditures ............. .S592. 3S1, 2O1
Showing deficit of............. $8S. o47,247
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Report Of Mr..
Gage.
OUR CONNIE RICE.
A Positive Maritime Policy
Recommended.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The annual re-
port on the nations finances submitted
by Secretary of the Treasurer Gage, is
a document of 30 pages. covering a
wide range of topics.
The revenues of the government from
all sources for the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1895 were as follows. cents
being omitted in all cases:
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Receipts from the several objects of
taxation under the internal revenue
laws for the fiscal year were S170,866 S19,
an increase of S24247, 225 over 1897.
The report of the commissioner general
of immigration shows that 229299 i'm
migrants arrived during the year, a de-
crease, compared with the preceding
fiscal year, of 1888. The number of
those debarred and refused landing was
1929, as compared with 1880 for the pre-
ceding year, and was composed of All
alien contract laborers, 2261 paupers,
25S diseased persons, 1 idiot, - insane,
convicts, 70 assisted immigrants, and
1893 who wersreturned within one year
after their arrival, having become pub
lie charges.
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As compared with the fiscal wear
1891 the receipts for 1898 Increased
$63,946, 1856 the largest single item Of in
crease being from internal revenue.
$24,2l2067, and the next in order being.
rates of public la rs. $37S,54S. Gus
toms receipts showed decrease of
$26,979,O64 and profits on coinage. bull
non deposits, etc, decrease of
There was an increase of S77. 594. 423
IN the ordinary expenditures, some of
the principal items being as follows:
Department of state, foreign inter-
course, S40S. 704; treasury department,
salaries, etc, internal revenue, sos. OS9:
collecting customs revenue, SIG 9O4; re-
funding excess Of deposits, customs,
$631,1S1 revenue cutter service, S121. 2g7;
marine hospital service, $SS,741 Omaha
exposition, $114132; sinking fund. Union
Pacific railroad, $4,549, 368; war depart
ment, salaries and expenses, 1913, 424:
navy department, salaries and ex-
penses, $1,000 military establishment.
national defense, 1904, 112; Cuban and
Philippine expeditions, $500 034; total
increase for military establishment.
$43, 400, 911; total increase for naval es-
Establishment, $2S, 1O9, 900.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-07

CAN BE HELD AND CURED without
the cruel truss or knife by DIR. |. FAR
over 30 years experience The treatment
is a new, up-to-date method. The doctor
also makes radical cures of VARtCO-
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BRANCH OFFICE in the LINCOLN
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Interest on the public debt .... 41,O0o 600
Postal service Observation-Disclosures. 92,S74, G47
Total estimated expenditures. .$6S9, 874, G47
Or a deficit of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIP, 900, 900
1t is estimated that upon the basis of
existing laws the revenues of the gov
customs .S2O3, 000, 000
Internal revenue .....,...:........ 2S5, 600, 900
Miscellaneous sources ............ Il, 900, 600
Postal service Observation-Disclosures. 100 95S, 112
Total estimated revenues 49,. 500, 95S, liz
The estimates of appropriations re-
quired for the same period, as sub
mitted by the several executive depart
ments and offices, are as follows:
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Or an estimated deficit of ...... S5o,0lS,37S

Total estimated appropria-
tions, exclusive of sinking
fund Observation-Disclosures. .$64l, 90
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The revenues of the government for
the current fiscal year are thus esti-
mated upon the basis of existing laws:
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ANNUAL FAIR.

First Universalist Church vestry, We'd
nesday and Thursday, afternoon and
evening, Dec and 8, ChiIdren's enter
tainment Japanese wedding" Wednes-
day at 4.30 p. m.
Operetta, "A Dress Rehearsal BY 16
young ladies. Thursday evening. Hot tur-
key supner Wednesday evening. and salad
supper Thursday, served from $50 to sac
Price 50 cents. Admission Is cents. Child
ren's entertainment 10 cents.
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were:
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
CURIOUS WEAPONS.
rri-iti.. Articles of onen.. and Do
frass used In IN. Phi,ipp,....

National interest Just now is largely
cenisred In the Philippines In the
University Of Pennsylvania are curlos
which are closely allied with the earlier
periods OF the islands They consist OF
number OF specimens OF primitive
weapons. and are the only examples OF
the kfnd in the country. The collec-
ton. meaEer as IL is, has already at
traeted considerable attention. and the
many visitors attest to the deep inter
est the people feel In all that pertains
to the new territory. The curios are
ave In number and were obtained at
the Rzstrov lraE tair) at Madrid and
deposited in the university museum.
From the saw of the sword fish single
and two-edged swords were construct
ed. In the case of the former the teeth
we're carefully shArpened on one side.
ane the larger end cut down for han
de. !, presents formidable appear
Ing implement Of carnage. With the
other the two-edsed sides were pre-
served In the hands OF a muscular ma
tive these crude swords would make
most frighiful weapons. A third weap-
on o, later date ls short eutlssB-
shaped affair of iron. The Philippiac
isianders became expert as iron work
ers. and the ancient weapon shows now
well the natives OF old patterned their
tsath-dealing appliances The handle
Of this iron sword Is ornamented with
tufts OF hair and fancifni. raised de-
signs. in tokea. perhaps. Of the vAlua-
BILE qualities as a haiF-raising tool A
fourth weapon resembles an exaggerat-
cd meat eieaver. OF uninviting appear
snce. with sharpened edge on cne AIDE
and a long point on the other, in solid
iron. With a ioag handle \ Malay
cre~se Ia the nfth weapon In the cob
lection. These weapons were made BY
the Yissyas. n Malay tribe who inhahit
the Islands TO the south OF iuzon. The
erceses are short swords Of he dagger
species. with cKeuiaItsly carved candles
aud graceful blades In the colonial
museum. at Madrid. many othc- oac
relies sre preserved. including idols Of
the natives. The principal idol was of
The male persuasion. the female being
a IeEssr deity. Cast iron cannon end
small swivel guns Of the carly natives,
With their military uniforms, are also
displayed thsre.-Nsw York Mal and
Express.
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Aar.rti.lnr ~ .nsl.r, r.mp-,,.

A advertisement pillar" has been
brOush; TO light In the excavation of
Pompeii II vas covered With adver-
tisesnent bills one over another. The
different layers could be separated from
each other and their content. were de-
eiphered as theatrical programs and
programs Of the arena, pTocIzmAtlous
for the forthcoming sensational elec-
tons. notices Of tribal gatherings. fes-
tiTities. etc.
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Hs- n,ra. Carr s..a..

pr. Howard. the new secretary OF
American Association for the Ad-
Pneenent OF Science. writing OF the
ahner In which seeds are carried TO a
[eat distance by birds. recited an ex-
rinent Of Darwin. which had curl
result Adhering to the leg OF a
ahded partridge. Darwin found a
~ OF earth weighing six and a half
hees. From the seeds contained in
|ls bail he raised thirty-two plants be-
nsins to i've distinct species.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
CHURCHES

The United Presbyterians hold services every
Sabbath ut IL a. m. and 90 n. Sabbath
school at 10 a. m, c. Z. meeting at 100 p. m.
All cordially invited.
MILFORD TIDBALL, Pastor.
NJ. r. CHURCH At LkMAR-Services held as
follows: Preaching every Sunday at II ar and
p. m. Sunday School at sN5 a.. m.
g. W. COREY. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH AT ATLAMAR-SundayS School
every Sunday at 9 40 a. m. Services each Sunday
at IL a. m. and p. m.
W. G.. T. U.-Meets second Friday afternoon OF
each month at s O'Clock at Presbyterian church.
Mothers meeting the fourth Friday.
MRS. NORA FRisBrE, Pres.
MRS. MOVIE. Seey.
MAY VALLEY SrsDAY-scBooL-AtM May Valley
School House at o'clock D. m. Every one cor
daily invited to attend.
GRANADA NJ. z. .CHuRcH-Services every Sun
day evening. and Sundsy-scbool at 80 O'Clock
.. N. Everybody invited to attend.
J. c. ALDERsoS, Pastor.
ME.Y.P P.S.C. E.-Meets every Sunday even
ing at 90 at NJ. E. Church. All young people
ale cordially invited to attend these meetings.
LUcY NJ. NOVELS, Pres.
Dora NKLsos. Sec'y.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
US. LASp OFFICE. LAs.R. Coto. !
July H. lsgs

U. 5. LAxp oYyIcE. LAMAR. CoIo.l
July rs. isss. 4
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice uf her intetl.
ilou Co make fnal proof in support OF her claim
And that said proof will be made before the Reg
tstar and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado, ON
". = Ne. ls5s. for the Lots and : and So NEs
Of Sec. a. Twp. :. $, Re. - ". eth 2. ".
She nance the following witnesses TO prove
her eourinuoas residence upon and eultiv alton of
said laf q. yiEs Horace Frisbie, Charles Ram
peGthAl. William Fletcher and Henry Beaver,
all of Lamar, Colorado.
ALSO at same time and place Eva r. De Lea.
heir of Ora Thompson. deceased, II. E. No. 4iss.
for the 50 NEs and Lots and OF Sec. .. Twp
= s. Rns. Is W. eth p, N.
She nan.es the following witnesses To prove
her continuous cultivation OF said land. via
Horace frishi-. Charles Rzmpenthal, William
Fletcher and Henry Beaver, all Of Lamar. Colo.
iO-a24 W. A. MKKRILi-. Register.
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RAnos poMos ~ HEAVEN.
], sts-y OF srp-r-tit,ea Related In
+. crts.ln.i csart In p.v.rs.-

!, st.-y OF ssp~r-fitioa Related In
/. cris.in.i Csart In p...rs~-
curious story OF crednlity and SUI
Ition has heea brought to light IN
Lc.u, trial for fraud before Ba-
an court. About a year ago Farm
.rer named kotterieh. living In the
town OF Ranfbenrcn. lost by death
,uthtsr who was a cripple. Soon
one OF his neighnors. a Frau
klfarther, the wife OF mechanic.
ia 10 communicate TO the family ie,-
1 from heayen dictated to her or left
,r BEDSIDE by tho Virgin Mary. and
H., for money or objects OF value.
I Ko,isrieh family had received for
m, such letters and had complied
! N, requests contained Ia them be
IN, police go; wind Of the svindle
iu,srfered. An early letter con-
a the news that the little girl vas
Lied In heaven. that she liked I;
Z, and that she wished the Virgin
4 lt ask for a doSry for her. The
kssriehs gladly gave Frau Wohifar-
II. money and asked her to send
b tk~ra. Then they were Informed
their daughter had three children.
4 uust be ehris;encd and clad ae-
ktiuE to their rank After that the
tsrsa received the gift of a chapel.
we're In need OF an altar. Then
kare thing. happened In heaven
twelve apostles needed nsw clothes.
kEin. broke out and all the angels
knH die Of hunger unless the kotier-
seat a piE. the Angel Gabriel lost
rolssa sword In driving back he
tsls the da- Ehter committed a dead
L. aas 1, 1uld tan. i.soO marks 70
her from puEstory. The Virgin.
sysr. made presents from time TO
j. 81. sent n churn. later a sosa.
ssIeh. however. an uphoistsrsr lat
|srat a biIi. then she thoasht Frsn
k,srirh nssdea a ne~ bonnet. bni ss
cane accompanied BY the niilin-
J sul. the good woman thoaght II
kind The family had delivered s.
nArts t1icol In cash. besides
Sny objects that cost much money. 10
y wohlfarthsr for the Virgin. Wien
.r medium Of eonmuHieation VITA
kVsz uas arrested.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Q. S. LAsp oEr.rn u L.a.r. Col

Z. S. LAND OFFICE At Lanai. CoLo.l
July 30, ls1s-
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice OF his inten-
tiou 20 make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver At Lamar. Colorado, ON
August u. lsfs. vsH. R.te- A. Craddoek, II. Z.
No t1I5. Tor the WI MEX and EsS NWG Sec.
., Twp. =. s. Rig. - W. eth 2. NJ
He name. the following witnesses to prove
hts enntinnous residence ufsou and cultivation
of. said land. vizs barry Heaton. Fred A. Dew.
crnan- c. = Crawford and John Sheppard. all
81 Lamar. Colorado.
jsO-ast W. A. MEHsIIL. Resister.
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City omciaIs.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ORIENT CHAPTER. No. 30, r. A. A.-Stated
Conversations LIST and 3fd Wednesdays.
A. ]. HoTTEL. II. p.
L. wIRT MARKHAM. Secretary.
A. f. d A. M.-LAAAR LODGE No 90, meets
the first and third Saturday evening OF each
month. W. T.. GOULD, w. Nj.
&. q. LYNCH. Secretary.
LOO. F.-LAxAR LODGE No. so meets every
Tuesday. at s p. m. Allmembers of this lodge
and all visiting brothers of the order are cordi-
ally invited to attend. J. q. BoYp, N. &.
A. VAN DEusEN, Sec.
wOoDMEN OF THE EwORLD.-LAMARCA CAMP
No. S6 meets the last Saturday in every month
at p. Visiting neighbors are always well
come, L. Il. PILLouD, v. Z.
X. o. T. M.-LAMAR TENT No. IS meets at the
Masonic hall the last Wednesday in each month.
AL knights invited to attend reviews.
/. II. MYERS. Com.
C.M LEE. R. X.
The LAMAR FIRE DEPARTMENT meets at the
Hose House the first Tuesday in each
month at y WILLIS WILSON. Chief.
JoE I. LAwLEss. Sec.
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF. NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
u.sL.sD oryler. L.s... COLO.

US. LAND oryIcE, L.SsE. CoLo.,
July i6, issss 4
NOTICE /, hereby given that John W. wamr-
~ ler, Of Molly. Colorado has filed notice OF
intratiea to make fnal proof on his de-cEt-land
claim No. 70. for the Lots and and Stf NEL
ot Sec. I. Twp. > >. Rnx. ~ W. 9Th Pm, before
the REGISTER aud Receiver st Lamar. Colorado,
Thursday. the 18th day OF August. isfss.
He names the following witnesses To prove
the complete irrigation and exclamation OF said
land \. Thompson, y, Cooley, William Coker
And John Wilcox. all OF Holly. Colorado.
gs1-a9t W. A. MERKrLi Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

Ifyoa suffer frorn kidney. bladder or urin-
rrY ,rSabirs, or frota too frequent or seanty
80. a. rh.t VOC rant. Bed-vetting by
chtler~u Is sraeraily cured by one bottle OF
fhis poscrfai remedy, Tesiimonials are
tlxrrxAr1-d. naAny people Coupling the uou
.,,y or .inrerity OF them We therrfore kNoio
risfag any here. but viii fnrnisb them 90 ap-
rikr.tsou 10 dealer Whose name In given
&c. n not satisfied after using ono bot
us your rso=sy vii be refunded By
n MYERS.
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LrrrLE suHpRtsE ron HIM.
EIp-rS.ss- Of s.a ne r,r., r,-..
n. F...~a tn. ri.t~ a chsrsh-


fTes nrxt tlFas ! ever passed the
k;e n church. said a reminiscent
J.. something very unexpected hap
et. got half way up the aisle, and
gstinE along A. nicely and smooth
q eosiA -, =h~n = man sitting in
end Of one Of the Dews I came 10
ioated a desire TO speak to me. Nov
saoS that was sousethinE had
yer dreamed OF. II had always seem
70 nse that the mAn passing the
,s walked straighi sp the aisle In
snn kird Of way. while the whole
nrrh uaA still. nrvcr pAusink except
szad Ia the plate In the pew and get
back. and the sdea that anybody
"a ever speak to him lad never oe-
Fret 10 me. and so tails mans lndiea-
thA; be wanted to speak TO me
Pc as grea, surprise and something
shock Bu, I didn't drop the plate
! bad sumption enough to ineline
bead 10 him so that be vonldn't
Pc 70 shout to make me hear. and
lsi be said waE: Can't you have that
neou over there eiosedr And be
ieated with a little nod window
3 sp IN the aide o, the church where
Staa was blowing In and making a
fuEht straightened up and passed
and when ! had finished my part
TIE collecting and got back to the
y Of the church | sen, the sexton to
sse that window. and. as he saw IL 20
the man that had made the request
p; a friendly glance down the aisle
ne. Later. at one time and another
the course OF my experience. l re-
F'ed various requests while passing
h plate. and nov and then 4 notice
4 The minister. but was always
fdy Tor them after that---New York
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. S. LAND ofyIcE, LaaAR CoLo. !
.Iune y, 1sgs.

u. s. LAxp ofYIcE, LaaAR CoLo,
Iune %, 1898. &
NOTICE Is hereby given that the teliowins-
IN named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tion 10 make final proof in support OF his clam,
and that said proof will be made before the hes-
dny, August 4, 1893 viz. James l. Rhodes, II
= No. 4lt7 for the Lots snd and Ess S"At
Sec T. TWP. "a =. r. law. bth L. NJ
He names the following witnesses 70 prove ms
contiuuons residence upon ami cultivation OF
said laud viz Geo. 4. Watson, r. T. Pihe.
stephen A, Scott and \, l.. Bradley. al OF La
mo- 20 es WA. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
U. $. LExD oyTIcK, LAHAE, CoLo.
August l. Is1sS.

U. LGxD oyTIoE, LANAI, Colo.
August !, issss-
NOTICE i- hereby sised that EnseniA L. ia,
" der of Denver. Colo. has nled notice oi
Lair. No - for the M SIN OF Sec a,
Township = s.. Range ~ w 9Th 7. ~. Pc
~ Tis,,.s,sY the Ssh DAY OF September. lsss-
size names the following witnesses 70 prove
the e9tuplete irrigation and reeianat9n o. skd "
isnd, t,,or.,s III Merrill. W. II. II. Hale, i. ~.
Philiirs and William Brumfeid, all ofGranada'
WA. MKREILI, Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
NOTICE FOR puBLlATIoN.
uSr5np STATES L.sp oyr.er,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFfcE,
LAMAR, Colo, July q, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has tiled notice OF his inten-
tion 70 make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will br adc before he Reg.
lstcr and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado, on
Thursday, September I. ises, viz; John Cook
u. z No, $50 for the So NMk and Lots and
=, SOC. 2. Twp. p s., Rng. - W. 6th p. NJ.
He names tho following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upan and cultivation of
said land. yixi l.. Writ Markham, 4. A. Camp
bell. NJ. ID. fafmentsr and d. W. Parmenter. all
ig7-ssi WA. MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03

COUNTY OF PRowERs. Court.
Amy Kecsee. Plaintiff
VERSUS
John II. Flarity. G. E, Hill
ton, the Unknown Heirs SrruNa~s
of {. z. Hilton, Samuel % ""oNS'
Hill. and the Unknown
Herr of Samuel HUI.
Defendants
The People Of the State of Colorado,
To John II, Flarity, G.. z. Hilton. the I'm
and the Unknown Heirs OF Samuel HILL
the defendants above named. GREETING: /:
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO appear IN
named plaintiff. in the District Court of Prov
ers County. State Of Colorado, and answer the
service hereof. IL served within this county; or
II served out OF this county. by publication.
within thirty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive of the day OF service; or judgment by de
fault viii be taken against you according TO the
prayer Of the complaint; and Il copy Of the
served with this summons, IL the service
hereof be made out of this state. then ten days
appearance and answer will be allowed before
the taking OF Judgment by default as aforesaid.
Ibe ssid ae,ion & T. oronsht - res.9re ,he , rec
executed by Samuel Hill defendant conveying
the east half Of the southwest quarter and the
township y Of range ~ in Prowers County, Col
orado. TO John II. Fiarity and c. E. Hilton. for
IN ms said Amy Keesee plaintiff. and for the further
purpose OF quietng the title to said land in said
plaintiff. on account OF the SAID deed having
been lost or destroyed and the record thereof
having been destroyed by the fire in Jsnunry.
1883. which destroyed the Bent County court
house in this state, will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to which ref
erenec is here made; and which is on file in the
Office OF the clerk of said court.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear. and to answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will proceed
to final Judgment in this cause.
Given under my hand and the seal of SAID
Court at Lamar in said County, this 18th
day of June, A. d. ISIS.
SEAL q. II. DOwNER,
District Clerk.
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re you Troubled with Dyspepsia

70, DO not neglect until IL Is too late this
[pofi9nity OF ridding yourself OF this trut-
r. IT, renner's Dyspepsls, Cure as tho
LdissstippaIi M Is simply FOR Dyspepsia and
his Is preparation long and
Ansrlly used in private practice by one
~ s'lcas $ best qualified physicians, who
bns pied authority on all medical ques-
sur MI. not satisfied after using one bottle
money win be refunded by
/. II. MYERS.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03

As~rte.n glassware In srit.ia-
The United Kingdom. with all her
colonies and possessions. takes sass, ass
worth OF American glassware yearly. or
nearly thrse-toarths Of the entire er-
ports-
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
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