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The Lamar register., 1899-11-15
Notice.

will run q general scayen ger
wagon in Lamar. All kinds OF scav.
enger work or yard filing will be
Pormptiy done. ]. q. DuruY.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-15

i. WRIT MARKHAM.
The Grand March has come to town
1t is not cake walk but Gland
March.
Watch for Mclean Bros. fine
Holiday display next week.
A big line of outing aannels, fas
instors and plaid suitings, at Irwins-
Who said the Grand March was
not coming to towns For gentle
men only.
c. B. Thoman has had very neat
sign put on the door Of his Office in
the land office block.
L. Writ Markham went up to Dem
yer on Monday to attend to some
doings of the .'Shriners-n
B. B. Brown, of Pueblo, was down
in Lamar for several days last week
and every body seemed glad to see
him.
Judge E. @. Novels made trip
down to Holly last Friday, to look
after some legal business down in
that region.
Rev. HAupt, OF La Junta, will hold
Episcopal services at the Odd Fell
lows hall next Sunday evening at
7:30. Everybody invited.
You can save the price Of stove
in the saving Of fuel il you use
Coles Hot Blast heaters See one
in use at Huddleston's store.
There is no objection to the lad
les visiting the Grand March at z.
@. Huddleston's store, provided they
come early to avoid the rush.
The comet vhich was to knock
out the earth on the thirteenth in
slant failed 20 connect, and the peo-
pie are breathing very much easier.
William w. Reynolds, of Holly,
recently elected County Treasurer,
was in Lamar on Monday, attending
the meeting of the canvsssing
board
Martin C. Stephens, executor of
the estate OF James Graham, deceas-
ed, came from Kansas City last Fri
day. He had been down there on
business connected with the estate
matters.
Several new residence houses are
IN contemplation, and will probably
be erected in the spring. At least
two substantial residences will be
erected in the south part OF town,
and probably more.
A. E. Bent, who went to Denver
the other day, has returned, and
while his feet are trifie sore from
crossing the shot sands of the des-
ert" he thinks that few days time
will put him all o. K
Otto Franz was very busy cleaning
mp the street in front of Franz Bros.
store last FRIDAY. 1t set good ex-
ample and the other merchants might
go and do likewise, much to the I'M
proyement of the appearance of
things.
Carle W. Burke, the we'll known
north side farmer, has sold his farm
to g new conner, and is now farmless.
Mr.. Burke has quite number of
cattle and horses, besides quantity
of farm machinery, and will soon get
a new location for himself.
The weather, for the past few days
has been almost like summer, and
the ones who have put on heavy un.
derclothing, find that it is too warm
for them The nights, however, are
rather chilly and then the heavy
clothes are very comfortable.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-15

Johnston's is headquarters for
clothing.
For cheap town lots see @. b.
Thomsn.
See the fur collarettes at W. j.
Johnston's.
All kinds of country produce pur-
chased by Kelsey & Strain. See them.
Coles Air Tight "Hot Blast"
Heaters hold ERE over night Sold
by Huddleston.
Read Geo. c. Ma1well's big sd in
this issue, and his stock is bigger
even than the sd.
W. j. Pratt, of Holly, made final
proof on his homestead yesterday. S.
n. Garfield was up as one OF his
witnesses
The ladies OF Lamar and vicinity
are hereby notified that the Grand
March is now in the city and is for
gentlemen only.
The Denver "Shriners" made big
round up ofinnccents Monday night.
A. f. Bent, j. G. Baldwin and Dan
Keesee were among the victimA
District Court meets next Tues
day for the November term From
the outlook at present there will be
a very light docket, although there
are several cases which are likely to
be tried.
Charles Maxwell and family have
moved into the residence owned by
Mrs. Lynch, and will probably reside
there, until the new house, Just west
Of d. @. Markers, Is ready for them
to occupy.
Edward Graham, OF Granada, and
who is in charge Of the interest Of
the legatee, under the will Of the
late James Graham, was . visitor in
Lamar on Monday. He was attend.
ing to matters OF business.
Two gentlemen from Cripple
Greek have been spending several
days here enjoying themselves in
hunting and viewing the country.
They came here for rest aud to be
in lower altitude for q while.
Some OF the north side young peo-
pie ere talking Of getting mp class
in singing for the winter. They
want . atescher, and il any ons around
here is looking for such position,
the Young folks would probably be
glad to know it.
The new opera house will soon be
completed and the shop occupied by
n. L. Conwell, will be removed from
the street. 1t will then be hard to
find q finer looking street in sny
country town, than the first block
south Of the Iail road in Lamar, will
present.
One Of the pupils at the school
yesterday, accidently swallowed a
pin, which lodged in his throat His
parents and the doctor were sent for
and after quite an effort, the pin
was forced down and swallowed, as
it could dot be extracted. The little
fellow Is feeling all right
H G. Finney, the well known
piano tuner, is here this week put
ting harmony into the musical instru
ments which have run of the key.
Mr.. Finney has number OF regular
patrons in Lamar. and they always
wait till he comes to have their work
done. He purposes coming twice a
year hereafter.
The publisher of this paper has
recently added to the appurtenances
of the Office, real nice type writer
machine The machine works all
right, except that il won't write more
than one letter legibly on one spot,
and absolutely refuses to allow two
lines to be put on a single spot, 30
that the ideas of the publisher can be
read.
Janitor Pollard Of the court house
has been very busy for the past
week, cleaning up the court house.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-15
FER oa,s.

One first clas. vRter righ, u ID
Lyon Canal, easy terms
G h Tsusn
The Lamar register., 1899-11-15

EoR sALE-so ser- pAs.sn ~
= cook stove. one hArrO-, too Fssl
and 40 tons ofhay. on the cads risl
W. II DIsSa
The Lamar register., 1899-11-15

EOR SALE A second bssi g.
= lup side saddle. as good - "a
Inquirs Of Ars J. L. BAorsnL
The Lamar register., 1899-11-15

Cash paid for butter and "a, !
Feast's General Mcrehands. -
lis North Main street.
New invuice Of mems duoi u~I
all wool trousers, nnder-.c, II
Just received AZ Mclean Bro.
Don't buy . stove said 10 /. n
- good ~ Coles Air Tigh, H.saxI
hui get the origiasl -Hos Bssr 4
Huddieston.
Shrup@hirs and Sou,bd0sr ayl
Blocky well bred rams, vel arsal
and well vcol~d No -eAb 10 81
For ten Year,. Ranch on Adob- ri|
IL miles northwest Of Las Anirs
r. H. SwEETMlx
9ams sos Sale
Half blood Southdoua aad SssI
shire rams; good as~~ aad e,s.
II. l. SARGENT, LAzx
-------------
Fer Sale
One 6rst clas. vRter righ, u Fr
Lyon Canal, cosy terms
G h Tsosn
TO cuaG "a caippG ~ rso DAN
Tabs LAIartss Hsoao 0vsstsf TkNrs =
dress.s<s r~fnnk th< rnpzs~f u D. fsih \ ~
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EoR SALE-s0 ser. pGs;srs %
= cook stove. one hArrO-, toe Fss
and 40 tons ofhay. on the caS.Fls
W. b DI.Sa
EOR SALE A second bssd 6t
= lup side saddle. as good - -
Inquirs Of Mas J. 1. BlaersrL
The Lamar register., 1899-11-15
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The Lamar register., 1899-11-15

8oWe for sale
Half blood Southdoua aad Sss
shire rams; good Axcs sad els.
r. l. SARGENT, Lzx
The Lamar register., 1899-11-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22
AMERICANS To
Be DIFFERENTIATED
At Least that was the Filipino Gov
ernments Order.
ALL FOREIGNERS INCLUDED.
Uprising was To Have Tnh, ~ place on
fcbruar, 10. when Wholesale
Massacre was Planned.

Washington. Feb. q The following
Dispatch was received this afternoon
from General OTIS
Manila. Feb. 2i.-Thc following was
ilucd by IN Important officer
~ the insurEcnt government nj Maio-
los. Feb u. 1879 for execution during
that evening and night In this city:
"Firsi- You will "a dispose that at =
O'Clock a. night the individuals N the
territorial militia at your order will be-
found united In an 81 the streets " San
Pedro. armed with their baios and re-.
volvcrs, OF guns and ammunition. "
convenient
Second Philippine families only viii
be respected. They should not be- moo
Tested but nl other individuals. ~
whatever race they may be. viii be- cN.
terminated without any compassion.
after. the determination VI the army of
occupation.
"Thlrd-Tho defenders " the Philip.
pines IN your command will attack the
guard at iilllhid. ana iiberato the prin-
unetH ami 'lrvaldnriuF.' and. having
accomplished this. they will be armed.
"NHfNA - hNNNNa AHAWANflNt VIZ NNh"A
avongc ourselves on the Americans ana
oNtcrninntc them. that We may take
our revenge Tot the infamy and trcach-
cry which they have committed upon
uH Have no compassion upon them
attack with vigur. Al Filiplnos en-
masse VIII second you. Long live FIJI
Pine Independence
"ftfth-rho order which viii be- FOL.
lowed In the attack VII be- NJ follows
''rho fhnrpshuotern OF Tondo and
Santa Ana Will begin the attack from
without, ANA these shots viii be- the
signal f0r the militia of Tfoso. linode.
Culntp ana Snmpnir To 30 out into the
street and 80 their duty. those OF pake.
Eimitn and Mnlutu. santa cruz and
San Miguel Will not start out until ~
o'clock, unless they see that their COM
panlons need assistance.
"SlNth-The militia of Tnndo will
start out ut Q o'clock In the morning.
u nll do their duty, our revenge viii
BE- complete. lirothera. Europe contrm-
plates. We know how To- die 40 men.
shedding our blood IN defense ~ the
liberty OF our country. Death 10 the
tyrnntsl
WAR without quarter 80 the false
Americans. who have deceived ~.
Either Independence or DEATH
The words In General OILS dispatch
Indicated by daHhea the officials wer"
unable 10 declph.r tonight. There q,
no fourth" paragraph ~ the insurg-nt
statement as furnished 10 the press.
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AuoNciilo's MOVEMENTS.
Agent OF tn. rilipin" Government s,id to
Uas. Lett for England,

Halifax. y. H.. Feb 2l.-Thc fact that
the name Of Agoucillo appears at the
foot OF list uf cabin passengers on
the steamer Labrador, which sailed for
Liverpool this morning, shows, u H.
confidently asserted. that the chief agent
of the Filiplnos has left this country
FOR Europe.
New York. Feb. ?i.-Agoncillo and
his secretary. MART lcft Montreal on
sunday, announcing that they were
coming Ia this city, whore they would
sail on the steamer -, Paul. Martl
was seen on the train which left Mon
trcal at y. m. ana was due IN this
city nj 1870 q. m, tomorrow. lie took
pains not To conceal himself at sara b
toga. and aH Albany was the last place
where he was seen. u ~ believed that
he remained IN that city until the next
train for Montreal lot and then he re-
turned 10 the Canadian city ON Il.
Meanwhile. both were expected In this
city. n IN thought that Ngoncillo sent
Mnrtl In tho direction OF this city.
while he himself Travelled eastward to
Halifax
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riLlriso STATEMENT
iionEhopg Jun'a ruhii.h.. anAtia.k Upon
Dsws,, wilsimnn aud Uti..

IlonFkonT. Feb. si.-Thc following
statement has been iaued by the fili-
Pine juntn here.
Information which has leaked
through the pinkcrtons sent by Prcsi-
dent Mckinley 10 Investigate the ship
ment uf arms Ia the FilipinuH shows
that the first shipment " arms To-
Aruinuldo was made by order ~ the
American government through Consul
Wlldmnn hence the shipment per tho
Wing Fol, The American government
sui Heulcntly tclcgruphrd 10 cease this.
coincldcnt with the change OF policy 10
annexation. Air. Wildman and Roar
Admiral Dewey promised to pay. hut
have OF yet paid Tor "a subsequent OK.
pyditlun hy the Ahoy authorized ny
ADMIRAL Dewey. who afterwards ncixes
the steamer, and she II still held. Pa
pvrH respecting this are now In pos
session N the secretary of the navy,
The protcrtutlonh OF Admiral Dewey
and other Americans that they have
made no promises are ridiculous Ia
view of these facts. let the American
peOpl, ludgc how the nations word ~
honor was pledged 60 the FilipinoH and
conndtd IN by them aud violated by the
recent trvaChery OF Gen. otis"
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unlon Of III, iilur aud or.y.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Feb. s2.-Gencral
n. V. noynton, president OF the Chick
nInnugn- Chattanooga military park.
has letter from GOV, bradley of Ken
lucky. informing his that he has decided
tu nx May and Tor the dedication of
the Kentucky state monuments at
Chlcknmnuga Park
The date selected Is during the week of
the CHATTANOOGA spring festival. "a COM
blnntlon OF gorgeous pngcuntH and brill
liant musical events, and at the same
time with the expected dedication ~
the Georgia monuments. The Illinois
committee iH nlHo DESTROYS OF defeating
monuments the same week. Many old
soldiers of 10th sides viii be drawn
duccd To attend the reunion. Strong
efforts are being made to secure his
consent to visit Chattanooga and
ChlckamAuga at that time.
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MuzzLrsU rms rRrsS
Methods Employed ~ the STANDARD an
company In subsidi,ibr rarsr.

Columbus. o.. Feb. 2i.-Duting the
taking ~ testimony before notary
this afternoon In the suits against the
Standard OF company and buckeye
PIPE Line company. Malcolm Jennings.
u well known newspaper man. was
cited for contempt In refusing 10 EiVo
"a list ~ newspapers with whom u was
alleged Jennings had. ~ the head Of a
news bureau. made contracts 60 pub
iiah matter favorable only 90 the
Standard oil company Interests. The
attorneys for the Standard OIL com
pany protested that such testimony
could only he taken by the master
commissioner appointed by the su.
promc Court. a writ Of habcaH corpus
was Immediately applied Tor In behalf
~ Jennings TO prevent his incarccrn-
ton In jail. A. majority OF the COM
mon pleas Judges could not be found.
the court decided that the writ could
be presented Thursday, and IN the
meantime Jennings WIS allowed TO 20
at liberty. Jennings " also secretary
OF the state sinking fund commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22
RECEPTION NY PRESIDENT DIAz.
Mexican IseeutN. Entsrtains Indians.
statesmen, Goyernors aud Diyipe-.

city u Mexico, Feb, IA delegation
OF kiokapoo Indians from the United
States ARE IN the city. The group. In
tribal costume. attended the presidents
reception last night, They are here TO
solicit from the Mexican government
m allotment of lands To which the REM
nant OF the tribe dcstines to emlgrato.
In his public reception. Prcaident
DiaK. who has entirely recovered from
tho grippe. met large number OF call
ers, among them American congress-
men and governors, The president al
10 gave audience Ia Bishop G. g. Me
Cabc Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, who was accompanied by Mrs
Mccnbe and the Rev, John Butler aud
Mrs Elizabeth Moulton. The hlshop
thanked the president Tor the UNIFORM
protection which the government has
granted To Protestcltism during the
past twenty-five years, adding that the
1900 Mo- lean children In the Methodist
schools OF the republic had always been
taught patriotism, Bishop McCabe
paid u high tribute Ia the president
personally. saying that his name awalS-
ened more enthusiasm In American au-
diences than that Of any other for
elgnor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22

Expresses Ills Sentiments Regarding
Ii.ck.r'. Doctrines IN Uen.taL

Rome. Feb. 2i.-Thc obscrvatorc
loma Will publish tonight a letter from
the pope to Cardinal Gibbons. saying.
III the term Ameficanism signifies
quality peculiar TO Americans ana
uragca adapted TO their customs. then
We have nothing to say against u. hut
" II denotes the opinions expressed Ia
the Idfo OF Father Hccker.' We are
convinced that the American bishops
viii be- the first to reject them"
The popc's letter especially rcproNos
opinions concerning relaxation OF dis
oipllnc and non-observance ~ doctfinal
points a. pretcxt for attracting dis.
Hontcrs to Catholicism. the direction OF
souls by inspiration OF the Holy Ghost.
independent OF priestiy control. the DE-
version ~ virtue into active or passive
criticisms Of the old religious orders.
and concerning unusual methods OF
preaching Catholicism 10 dlsseniera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22

Columbus. o.. Fob. 2i-Thc DEPART
ment NJ Euporintcndence " tho Nation
at Educational association convened
here today. the estimated attendance
being fully 1000 pcfaons. NAM 90 the
most prominent educators " the clun-
Try were present.
The fornnl opening VI the meeting
was held In the board W trudr uuii-
torium, whore the formal address "
welcome was delivered by pr !. u.
Garfield. president of the ohio state
university. who was followed hy Pfn.
feHsor i \. shnwan, superintendent II
the Columbus public schools.
After the prellminarics had iopn cln-
Quoted. the work ~ the convention
was taken up. the first THUS inins tho
reading OF "a paper On "iuhic tHt1f
aud Public Education" by State SUPERB
intcndcnt ~ Education W MARYLAND T..
- prcttymnn " baltimore. Tnia was
followed by u paper an Relation "
Public Libraries TO the Public thpbls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22

obnoxious TO the rule. but indicated
that 1t would be In order ~ limited t.
the appropriation In this bill and not
made general. Accordingly Mr. Bou-
tcilc offered an amendment - limiting
the provision.
To this Mr.. Hopkins raised another
point Of order. contending that IL also
was a change of existing law. Under
the current law 500 was fixed rs tho
maximum price for armor plate rms
proposition Increased II to s5l5 Pend
lne DECISION upon this point NJ order
the committee arose.
An emergency hill anproprlating ESQ.,
900 to meet the existing smallpox -itua-
passed
bill was passed TO amend the act
relating to settlers In Greer county.
Oklahoma.
~ 5.s5 p. IN. the House adjourncd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22
ISD ~ SIGHT,
Onicisl- NJ Warrington Ihink that tho
Troubi. In Philippines y Nearly O,rr

Washington. Feb. 2i.-Thc cabinet az
ltH meeting today discussed the mes
sag. received from Gen, Otis ~ Ma
Mia and reached the conclusion that
tho situation generally In the Philip
pines WIS considerably improved. From
other sources II II learned that the in
surgcnt leaders have admitted that
when the United states forces ARE rein
forced by the troops now nearing Ma
Mia their chances uf success VIII hU
greatly reduced THIS giyer The nd
ministfntion much announcement and
Il ~ generally believed that the COM
plctr Hubiuration % the insurgents VIII
be- matter OF comparatively short
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22
counrMAnriAL IL MAsILA.
Lieutenant Colonel ~. .. Acquitted On the
Charge Of iniosiestion.

Tacoma. wash. Feb. ss.-Priva,e ad'
Vices from Manila say that Lieutenant
Colonel Fife ~ the First Washington
regiment. court nuriialed ON charges
OF intoNication, has been acquitted. the
charges proving utterly without foun-
dalton. when the charges against Fife
were rrfutod the ease against Captain
Ehfllch was Immediately dropped, as
thorv wan No evidence Of his guilt or OF
any rcprehenHlblr action.
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Carrollton. H., Feb, 2s.-John Rath-
gebcr a prominent farmer residing near
this city. shot ana killed his wife aud
then put the revolver To his temple and
sent ball through his brain. His wife
had MED bill for divorce. alleging
drunkenness and cruelty. This. with a
dispute over their large real estate In
tercHts, led to the tragedy.
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Inr,ns.e cral.er Completed.

San Francisco, Feb. 2s.-The cruiser
Chitnse viii be- formally turned over 10
the Japanese government BY the Union
Irpn Works on Monday next. The
vessel has been very closely Inspected
by the mikndo'n examining board, every
drtnil OF the machinery being closely
Fgrutiuigel
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Yosemite. r,,tlnr "a, for Manila.

Newport News, Va. Fob. 22.-It n
stated that the auxiliary cruiser Yo-
semitic, which IL at the navy yard fitting
out for cruise 20 Manila and Guam,
viii not be ready 10 sail IN month.
Captain II, n, Leary. the naval gov
crnor Of Guam. will yait for the Yo-
semitic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22

San Francisco Feb. 2s.-rhe japanese
liner America Maru, which sailed today
for the Orient. carried nearly half a
million In freight and treasure Among
her passengers was Charles DENLY, n
member ~ the United states Philippine
commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22

Washington. Fob, 22.-The monthly
statement Of the collections Of internal
revenue show that the total receipts for
January, 1899, were s2O,si22i2. gain
compared with the same month In 1895
OF ss.t7G2s5.
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HEALTHY MATERNITY.
Women of tho Received
Mrs. Pnkham.

The climax OF life force In capable motherhood
The requisite for good mother Is good health.
Health Of body health Of the generatyc organs
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
OHIO.


Chairman Dick early Wednesday morn
ing issued the following statement: 1.-The
returns from Hamilton, Cuyahoga and
Lucas counties are yet too meager to give
definite figures. Enough has been receiv-
ed, however, to indicate the election Of
Judge Nash by m increase over the plu-
rality of Gov. Bushnell. Thus the cleo
ton of the entire State ticket and both
branches Of the Legislature is assured"
The complexion of the General Assembly
will not be materially changed. The cleo
ton of the fourteen members of the Dem
ocratic-fusion legislative ticket in Hamil-
ton County is conceded by the Republi-
can committee. To Offset this they claim
the election of four Representatives in
Franklin, two in Lucas and II each in
Hooking, Vinton, Knox, Adams and Pike.
The Senate is claimed for the Republic
can 1t was known that Mayor Sam
Jones of Toledo would cut considerable
figure, but it was hard to figure out just
how much or into whose preserves he
would cut the most. In addition there
was n fractional quarrel between Rcpub-
licans md Democrats in nearly every
bailiwick. With all the Hopping around
no one could figure out to whom, the bal
ance would be credited when the clear
ance was made. Judge Nash, Republican,
came out on the top. Jones swept every
thing in Cuyahoga County. Cleveland did.
more for him than his homo town of To-
.edo, which went for Nash.