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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-17
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The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

In the olden days the wIse men
made forecasts for the future by
means of mysterious auguries, slay
ing birds and animals, and from the
entrails Judging as to the events TO
cone.
The prophet Of the present day
also read the signs OF the times, and
as they lock into the future, they
seem to see the dAwning OF $ grande-,
greater age. They may not read right,
but let us hope they do The past
few years have been fraught with
grand achievements in every line Of
human activity. Man has frightened
his grasp upon the mighty forces OF
nature and made them snbseryiant 10
his will He has projected his Wis
ions into almost the uttermost limits
Of space, discovering new systems OF
worlds and measuring their velocity
as they whirl through affinity, and
even naming the elements OF which
they ars composed With the micro
scope he has unveiled the mysteries
in tiny drop OF water, familiarized
himself with the creatures disporting
themselves therein and followed the
descending scale OF animal life until
he has run down the very primal
form of all life, and named it the
protoplaeIn. Earth, sea aud sky
yielded up their secrets, while the
study of man himself. the laws gov
erning his mental, moral and physi
cal well being have been equally rich
in results.
Disease in all its many and hateful
forms have been robbed OF all its ter
rors by the discovery of methods by
which it may be checked and cured.
1t is because of these discoveries that
the belief is gaining ground among
thinking men that disease with which
humanity has ever been handicapped,
will ultimately be eliminated from
the human family, and that a new
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25
DR. Rose kidd Beere Is creatiu

DR.. Rose Kidd Beere is creating
considerable sensation by her reports
of abuses OF the Colorado regiment
at Manila This Is the same Rosy
Kid that created a sensation about
a year ago by her mismanagemento Of
the Denver home for dependent
children.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25
A NEW ERA.
The Present is an Age Of Great ProgreSSiYeneSs.
UP WITH THE TIMES
Is tbe American Sta of Surgeons

The closing scenes of the nine,
teenth censury are now being enacted
and only short time will intervene
until the curtain will be rung up on
what promises to be the grandest pc
riod in the worlds HISTORY, the TWEEN
tieth century.
What the coming century holds
for the coming race is rs much a
mystery as is the message TO mankind
which has been locked up in the
bosom OF the sphYnx for uncoanted
ages. Whether the old world has
reached the zenith OF its glory, the
golden age" foreshsdowed in song
and story, and d from henceforward
to witness a gradual decadeuce in art
and letters, in science and philosophy
or whether "the thoughts of man
shall widen with the process Of the
suns entering new fields OF con
quest, through all the avenues of
progress and gaining victories un-
dreamed Of by even the optimist OF
today, we may not say.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

The New York papers last week
had in glaring headline Teddy Uses
His Axe" and the sight made every
New York office holders breath stop
and hair raise 1t was, however, only
harmless mention of the fact that
the governor had been chopping
wood on his farm la Gladstone.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25
DESERT LAND FETAL PROOF = NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
o. s. LAND OFFICE, LAMAE. CoLo. }
January Is iSftl

o. S. LAND oFP1cR LAMAR. CoIo.
January is, lss9. }
NOTICE is hereby given that Charlie, W. Beach.
G of Holly. Colorado. has filed notice of in
tention TO make proof on his desert-land claim
No. 50, for the SEX sec. land WJs Mex and Nc
NWlz Sec. 2. Twp. % s.. OF Rng. n W. 9Th p Nj.
In Colorado. before the Register or Receiver at
Lamar, Colorado. on Thursday. the 2srd day OF
February, 1893.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete IRRIGATION and reclamation OF said
land: John A. Wilcox, Albert j Wilson and
Dennis Conley, all of Holly. Colo. and u. NJ.
Markham, of Lamar coloratio
:8-f22 WA. MERRILL, Regist
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. s. LASD oYyIcE. LAsAE CoLo.
January 4 Igtss

US. LAsD oyyIcE. LAsAE Cote. !
January I. 1875.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his intan-
ton to make final proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof win be made before tho Reg.
istcr and Receiver At Lamar Colo. on Thurs
nay, renruAIy y. lost, VIZ F: tfeorEe W. Dyler, II
Y. No, it20 for the NwiA Sec. .. Twp, e 81, ri
~ w. 6th p. NJ. in Colorado.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land, viz: John p. W. Trottar, j. L.
Cook. j. W. Hoback and G. d. Stockwall all OF
iifs WA. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

Last week broke all records for
sales on the leading exchanges Of
the country. Money is more plenti
ful than it has been for years, in
spite of the fact that for the first
time il the history of this country
it Ia soaning Europe several hundred
million dollars.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

The state legislature commenced
the work of economy by ordering a
costly investigation OF the state in
sane asylum, Notwithstanding the
fact that the state has just paid for
one investigation OF that institution.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

The senatorial fights in the various
state legislatures are as usual occu-
pying most of the Legislators atten-
ton Ten OF the state assemblies
are deadlocked and several bid fair
to remain SO until the end of the
session.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

W. j. Bryan, so. called leader of
the plain common people, visited
Denver last week. He was received
at the depot by Tom Patterson and
other members of the Denver Gas
Trnst, and taken to Mr.. Patterson's
home, where he remained in seclusion
except the two occasions when he
addressed the public. After reading
those two windy addresses one can
easily understand why the gas trust
wanted to extend its corner to include
Mr.. Bryan.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

The state senate has been attemp-
ting to sit down on b. Clark Wheeler
the past week. They have found the
operation about as pleasant as sitting
on full grown humble bee.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

tiny OF the twentieth century
The German American staff Of
physicians and Surgeons, whose OFF.
ces aie at rooms % " Ridge Build
ing. 9l2 Walnut ST, opposite the
postofice. Kansas City, Mo, is the
herald OF new era in medical science.
They are versed in the various lore
of their respective departments, and
supplied with the most complete and
costly Instruments And agencies en-.
ployed in medicine and surgery, sud
are fairly typical Of the progressive
age in which we live. All that science
has revealed as to the nature Of dis
ease is familiar TO these specialists,
and all OF the late appliances for its
successful treatment and cure have
found place in their splendid
equipment
Its members are drawn from three
great SCHOOL, which compresend all
OF the medical aud surgical knowl
edge OF the present day, the Alopathic,
Homeopsihic and Eclectic Their
diplomas are from the greatest med
icAl colleges in the world. They arr
prepared 10 give the higbee, refer,
enees as to character and letters o.
endorsement from thousands Of cured
patients may be seen for the asking
They invite the fulIe=; investigation.
Each one, in addition to his knowl
edge acquired in general practice, il
a specialist, having spent years in
the treatment Of oae OF more pArtie
ular classes OF diseases.
The advantage ef placing a case 10
the hands of staff which rspresen,
the three schools OF medicine. and 10
which every member is sPeciAlis,
are plainly evident
II a patient goes to Bellevue hos
pitAl in New York be gets old school
theory and treatment. He may seek
the combined wisdom Of a hundred
doctors, but they are al from the
same teacher II you go to homso-
pathic hospital you sc, the homeo
pathic treatment, and The same is
true OF the various other hospitals
In any case you are denied what the
two other schools OF medicine offer.
IL the various schools Of medicine
would affiliate, laying aside their
bigotry snd accepting the best that
is taught by each, the benefit to be
obtained mnst be plain to every in
telligent fair minded person.
The members Of the German Amer.
ican Staff Of Physicians and Sur
geons, while being graduate from the
various schools, and the best schools
OF each class, have common interest
at stake and therefore affiliate. From
both professional and business
standpoint it is to their interest to
do so, as they are thus enabled to
bring about the best results possible.
They recognize the fact that cured
patient is better advertisement
than columns Of newspaper adver-
tisement.
They are permanently located at
Kansas City at Rooms % -27 Ridge
Bldg, 922 Walnut St, opposite
Postoffice.
Several members of the German
American staff are visiting Lamar
and can be consulted at the Onion
Hotel for two weeks, commencing
Iarnar,, 81
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

The Texas girls tried to come the
Hobson act on General Shafter last
week. The general, thinking his
enormous girth discourager, told
them he preferred to be hinged
The undaunted girls, however, formed
circles of twenty five according to
the Globe Democrat and gave the
big general good huggiug.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

Tx, Governor Job A Cooper died
at his home in Denver last Friday
night. He was one of the pioneers
of Colorado, and one of her most
enterprising business and best gov
ernors.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

Germany is keeping up her policy
of meddling in Uncle Sans affairs
and then spologizing in time to save
herself from a threshing. 1t may
be too long delayed sometime.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

The Colorado regiment of yolnn-
teers viii be sent home from Manila
at once. Then at last we viii have
peace and rest too.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

A meeting OF the Arkansas Valley
Editorial Association has been called
at Colorado Springs on Monday, Jan
uary 30
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

The stockgrowers' convention is in
session at Denver this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Resolutions of Webster County Teachers

Resolutions Of Webster County Teachers.
WHEREAS: We the teachers of Web.
ster county in institute assembled have
had q most pleasant and profitable
week in the art Of teaching,
Be it resolved; That we feel 1t both a
duty and a pleasure to extend our
heartfelt thanks to the instructors for
the many favors and efficient services
they have rendered us In endeavoring
TO show us the better ways to lead the
children in easier paths toward the
pinnacle OF learning. And we as
teachers will strive to show our APP.
probation of their labors by striving to
do more efficient work in future than
in the past and the good we have re-
ceived "pass it on"
BE it further resolved, That we take
this opportunity tn extend our thanks
and appreciation to our worthy county
superintendent, Mrs. +. j. Case, for her
careful and wise selection of instruct.
ors for the institute and the supervis'
ion Of the schools OF our county; there
fore, we the teachers feel 1t our bound
en- duty to work for her renomina'
ton and reelection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
than l degree in the western.

than l degree in the western.
The rainfall has exceeded alhalf inch
in centeral and eastern countries and
was exceedingly heavy in Dodge Wash~
ington, and Burt counties, ranging,
from 4 to nearly z inches. In most Of
the western counties the rainfall was
less than a quarter of an inch.
The continued dry weather in the
western country has been exceedingly
~unfavorable for small grain. Oats and
wheat considerably injured in that part
Of the state and many fields are ripen-
ing prematurely. In some counties the
grass Is drying up. The past week has
been exceptionally favorably TO crops
in most of the eastern counties. In the
counties where the heaviest rainfalis
occurred corn suffered considerably
from washing, continued wet soil and
lack Of cultivation. Wheat and oats are
heading out and rye is beginning to
ripen. Corn is backward and small in
all section, but stand is good and the
crop healthy. 1t has not yet been IN
jured by the drought IN southwestern
6 unties and has made fine growth in
eastern counties during the past week.
Generally the corn is free from weeds,
and the second cultivation is well
advanced. But In the region Of heavy
rainfall where cultivation has been
| detained. the fields are becoming son,e-
what weedy. Potatoes are growing
very we'll aud are now generally in
bloom. Cherries are ripe and the crop
is good. Alfalfa is mostly cut for the
the first time and the crop is light.
Sugar beets are growing well.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

Blue grass seed at Mitchell Bros.
VIM. Woods of McCook was here
Monday.
Mrs. Ladd of Inavale was here
Saturday.
Take your harness repairing to Fogel
and Hutchison.
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
one year for Sl.25.
Have you seen hat fine line of nets
and busters al j. o. Buffers.
Another rain or two and the ground
won't hold all the potatoes.
II you want anything in the harness
line see Fogel and Hutchison.
Ed. Dyer and wife have left this city
and have gone overland to Hastings.
r. A. Simpson Of Blue Hill was doing
business in the city the first Of the
week.
L. A. Hussong is to preach in the
Christian chuich at Cowles next Sun
day at 3:15 pm.
Sheriff Wells was in Franklin We'd
nesday attending the trial of Cole for
the murder of Kriechbaum.
Charlie Quincy returned home from
Kansas City Saturday. He had made
"a shipment of stock to that place.
Mrs. Harry Beale of McCook who
has been visiting with relatives in the
city left for home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tenant were
called to Franklin Wednesday night
on account ef the sickness of the child
of their son Earl.
The county commissioners were in
session this week as r board OF equali-
,zation. The proceedings will be found
elsewhere in this issue.
Mrs. Max Lustig and daughter and
Miss Zelma Schwartz of Hastings, ar.
rived in the city Wednesday for a Wis
it with N. M. Stern and wife.
SPECIAL SALE, commencing June 10
and ending June "a, on fy'nets and
busters. Special prices on nets and
busters during this sale.-J.O q. BUTLER
Mrs. H. o. Spelman, wife of d
former pastor of the Congregations
church in this city, died in Edgerton
Wisconsin, Tuesday, June ID, of spina
meningitis.
Prof. f. c. Hubbel preached a good
sermon at the Christian church last
Sunday evening. His theme was
Experience VS. Prejudice" The pro
fessor went from here to Bloomington
to assist in the Franklin county teach
ers institute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Weather Of the State.

General summary Of the weather
and crop conditions over the state as
reported by the state observer at Lin
coin;
The past week has heeu warm and
wet in eastern counties and dry in
western. The average daily tempera'
tire excess has varied from 2 degrees
in the eastern part Of the state 20 less
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
MERE ~MENTIONINGS.
THE CHIEF 81 90 per year.

THE CHIEF : 100 per year.
Fresh bulk garden sceds.-Mitchell
Bros.
For hand made harness go to FJgel
and Hutchisons.
The ceiling of the office has been
neately painted this week.
Miss Lulu Sellars has returned from
a visit with friends in Lincoln.
See the american" hog fence at
Mitchell Bros. Best on earth.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
kizer on Saturday June nth, a son.
Jessie Kellogg returned home Friday
from Lincoln where she has been
attending school.
Attorney Blsckledge was looking
after legal matters in Lincoln the
first of the week.
Ida NJ. Harst, Of Omaha who has
been visiting with John Brush and
family returned home Tuesday.
Alvin Pope who has been engaged In
teaching In an educational institute
ion at Washington, ID. G. returned
home last Sunday evening.
Get your sale bills printed at this Of.
fee and the announcement Of sale will
be printed in the paper during the
time preceding the sale day free OF
charge.
Don't buy a range or cooking stove
until you examine the line kept by w.
w. Wright. They are Of the latest
pattern and built to do good cooking
and save fuel.
All members of Red Cloud Council
No. 447, +. A. A. are requested to be
present at regular meeting of the coun'
Gil Saturday evening, June cath,
Election Of oficers.-CLARA MCMIL'
Lam, Secretary.
You get up in the morning tired, 9
bad taste in the mouth and a headache,
NuOW IL > NV uuuttCt ! DliiOuSuCso
Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers
They regulate the liver and cure cor
stipation pleasantly and promptly
Never grippe. G. l.. Getting.
The Woodman of this city are beins
treated to a series of musical enter
tainment at their meetings these days
the music being furnished by Messrs
Mcbride and McNitt. They also have
committee on social entertainment
which generally has something prepar
ed to tickle the palates Of attending
members after a hard nights work
initiating new members. Music an.
refreshments are certainly good induce
ment to attend.
How environment tends to moul,
opinion and give a local style to socia
etiquette. The following is he way Al
( RedCloud lady ask a merchant to shoy
her a pair of garters; at is my desir
to obtain a pair of circular elasti
appendage contracted and expaned b.
means of oscillating Furnished stee
appliances that sparkle like particle
of gold half set with Alaska diamonds
and which are utilized for keeping II
position the habilimsnts Of the lowe
e%xtremities which innate delicacy for
bids me to mention"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

the octopus that threatens to compress
the chief raw material of a verv raw
politician. But we look for brave deeds
from him who made that great march
from Jacksonville to the ~sea."-State
journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Try Colorado this summer.

Getting there costs very little--ohe
fare plus 81 tor the round trip-every
day from June % 10 July IL. Tickets
good to return until October 81. See
nearest Burlington agent and get par.
ticulars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-11

''He can go to Paris now and stay
there" one rnaa would say.
..He had better go to Deer Lodge and
stay there" would be the rejoinder.
And SO nearly everybody, even some
of those who had been jealous parti-
sans of Clark two hours before, took
a kick at Clark's collapsed senatorial
boom. Later on, when both houses had
adjourned, the hotel lobbies filled up,
Whiteside's speech and the report of
the committee were still the absorbing
topic of conversation, overshadowing
every other feature of the senatorial
fight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-11
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena, Jan. 10.-Of all the crushing
defeats that w. A. Clark has to his
credit, to-day's was the most terrible,
the most overwhelming and the most
humiliating.
The scene was intensely dramatic.
When the "a senators filed into the
house and sat down with the represen-
tatives, the excitement was like that
felt by two fiercely contending armies
at the turning point of a great, de-
csive battle. Every one expected that
something tragic was about to occur,
but there were not half a dozen people
in the hall who knew the exact nature
of it.
Never has a secret been better kept.
The Clark people realized that the op-
position was going to make an assault
of some kind on their center and all
their orators were braced to offer vigor-
Gus and determined resistance. But the
assault was SO sharp, complete and de-
cisive that not blow was struck in re-
turn.
Clark was routed horse, foot and dra-
goons. The rout in fact amounted to a
panic. The enemy retreated without
so much as a semblance of good order.
The lobbies of course, were packed
to suffocation and the crowds extended
far out into the street. 1t seemed as
if all Helena was aware that tragedy
was to be enacted. The arrival of the
Anaconda Standard on a special train
at $3.50 o'clock in the morning produced
a profound sensation.
"Something is going to drop to-day
sure" was the sentence you heard
everywhere. Business was practically
suspended and as early as 9 O'Clock
business and professional men were
seen hurrying to the house in the hope
of getting seats.
1.-THE DAILY men are up to some kind
hl,Yff hn no11 lad
and hard" was the general comment
on the streets, but there was many
Clark man trembling in his boots just
the same. Many a member took his
seat in a cold sweat of fear.
AS soon as Lieutenant Governor
Spriggs had called the joint assembly
to order and Senator Whiteside arose
to make his address on question of
personal privilege, the whole house
seemed in a moment to known what
was eeming. From the start, Whiteside
has been recognized as a leader Of the
Clark forces, and the first half dozen
sentences that fell from his lips indi-
Gated his purpose mercilessly to expose
CIark's Doodle campaign.
Livid With Fear.
It was curious to watch mems faces
during the speech and later during the
reading of the investigating commit
tees report. Members and spectators
sat hushed and motionless, with strain
ing eyes and compressed lips. On some
faces little but wonder and amazement
were depicted. On others you saw dis
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