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The Lamar register., 1899-08-16

No tlies viii 70 near yonr IL,
when you use onr Ely Distu5.,s
Boyd's Up q date Drug StabD D..
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The Lamar register., 1899-08-16
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Eureka.

Those who are using Fly Distur.
ber'' on their stock are loud in its
prise. Up to-Date Drug Store,
Postoffice.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-16

School shoes at the Fair.
Buy millinery at Twins
Ladies fine shoes at the Fair.
Latest things in skirt patterns at
the Fair.
For bargains in farm lands go to
c. b. Thoman.
Go to Markers Grocery for all
kinds of Fresh Canned Goods
Special bargain shoe sale next Sat
urday afternoon at Irwin's. half day
only. Sale closes at 5 p. .a
If you want a preparation to keep
flies off your stock, get the best.
You will find it at Mclean Bros.
store,
The new Cooper building on east
side of Main street is having an ad
dition made to it in the shape of
another room in the rear
Sunday morning next, Rev.
Knuckey, at the Methodist church,
will preach upon 'Forgivng Wrongs,
In the evening, Miss rregonning, q
deaconsss, viii speak Hymns: 426,
720, al 277, 756, 762.
John o. Stream, of the north side,
is going around upon pair Of
erutches, the result of badly sprain-
ed ankle, To an active man like Mr.,
Stream, this IS quite a hardship, and
he hopes it won't last long.
Mr. L. W. wickham. brother-in.
law of Mrs A J. Hotel, and two
sisters of Mrs. Hotel are here from
Norwalk, Ohio They arrived too
late to be with Mrs. Hotel at the
time of her husbands death.
4 The new cement sidewalk is being
laid in front Of the Johnston build
ing on Main street 1t makes it a
trihe inconvenient to pass Just now,
but the future viii more than repay
the temporary incommoding.
4 The sidewalk which was recently
ordained by the council. to be put
down on the west side OF Fifth street
from Olive to Oak. has all been com
pleted, and from the way it is used.
seems to have been much needed.
Quite a number OF the young
folks enjoyed picnic ont at the
Amity head gate last Sunday At
least that is whore they started for
and as they had well filled baskets,
it Is presumed that it was a picnic.
l.. Writ Markham took in the GER
emonies of the Cryptic Masons at
Pixies Peak last week, and as he
dared some to walk down from the
peak, and they took him up, he has
''swored Off on making any more
dares.
The amount of work at the county
clerks office shows no sign OF letting
up. Mr.. Faulkner aud his deputy
have more than they can do, aud have
to have extra help Roy washburn
IS doing what he can to relieve the
situation.
The first melons OF the season
were shipped to Pueblo on Monday.
being small consignment OF fonr
crates The business will soon be
opened up generally, and the rail
road will have plenty of freight from
this point.
Z The frame work of the new house
being erected by f. r. Yager on
Fifth street, near Oak. is beng put
up aud soon another house will be
available for the rapidly incoming
population. There is plenty of room
for other houses.
J. T, Bradshaw expects to move
into his new residence, the first of
the next week, He has very neat
and comfortable house, and Will
make himself as easy as possible. As
Tom is a worker, he will undoubted
ly soon have one of the incest look
The Lamar register., 1899-08-16
Closing our Sale.

am making low prices on
Wagons, Buggies, Farm implements
and Mowers. Call and get prices.
W. E. MARTIN.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-16

II Your Horse Could Speak
he would thank you to use ely Dis
turber."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16


good men on the ticket WA but ten Per
cent Of the whole vote cast
.'paly ana Clarke Wefe compelled to
pateh up 4 peace IA 1889. Senator
aear8i % California, wanted 6 Demo.
cFAtic senator from Montana, and the
'iEig -Four, HnuSaF, Clark, Daily and
BroadWRter, representing Maginnll,
agreed 10 support the Democratic tick
Ct, and take chances Tor the senatorRhip.
Two hundred thousand dollars wire
spent IN the campaign, ana three were
two Legislatures ana no election Of seh-
atoT The governor appointed Clotk
and Alaginnis. but they were not seatee,
IN 1893 the legislature was Democratic
by q small majority. and DAILY held nine
men out OF the caucus, and Clark missed
Il again In 1884 the last capital fiGht
occurred; the contestants being Helena
and Anaconda, and DAILY tried 70 get
Clark to favor Anaconda. BY Offering to
trade him the senRtorHhip. This Clark
refused 70 do, on the ground that Il was
dangerous 10 put the legislature 80 near
the influence OF Daily. In 1895 there was
q Republican legislature, and no night.
In 1898, at Democratic convention held
in Anaconda, Daily nominated A. ],
Campbell for Congress-, and feeling that
the situation was safe SO far as Clark
was Coneerneut went TO new AVEk 70
live. Mr.. Clark did not any longer
want the senatorship, but there was q
strong feeling against DAILY, and such
q great pressure was brought to bear up-
on Clark that he finally consented to
run, and was elected. It was for ale
legged corruption Of the members Of the
Legislature to secure this election that
]. B. Welcomes case for disbarment is
now before the supreme court
at Is said that Daily has had half
dozen agents travelling over the state
for evidence against Welcome and
Clark's friends claim that the proceed
inEs were brought to get evidence to be
used In the contest In the senate.
"In the meantime. It is reported out
here that Mr.. DAILY has rented Mr., AS
tors house in Fifth avenue. New York,
and that, al last accounts, he was dam
ger0uglY sick there"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16

pfy tiitfd thedIdef to4el
& ic.
Short ele1F sides Cb12edl 5 81 q.
Wiiaiily - ulgtillo inisheo goQaA
lper gallon, 81 IN
k Clover Contract grade IS 81 : ~.
ButteE-st Steady; creameiie 49es
diaries 1920.
Cheese-Fifm at iisi Gt2isc
EgES-FirTn; fresh 600.
NEW YORK Flour. receipts l4,0t9
barrels; exports 8. o9l bartelai liAl.tises
inactive and barely steady, with buy
efs 50lOc under the market
Wheat, receipts 81 .515 bushels. e1pof =
1885 bushels; SPOT market easyi 40. :
red 4ttc Z 0. b, atl0Rt; No. 1 Northern
Duluth i9ltG {. o. b. 1fioat: No. 1 North
eFn Duluth 1a9tc I, O. b. 9fioat nominal;
no. hard Duluth SOHc & o. b. hiloat
spots No. red use elevator; options
opened easy at &c decline; eaay q ltc
net decline; March closed et istc;'
Alay closed u 7lMc: July closed az
1dssc; December closed Rt.I295c,
Corn, receipts sp.45O bushels; exports
II. $40 bushels: spot market easy NO. 2
l09tc {, o. b, afioat and l0c elevators OPP
ions opened weaker and sold OF unQer
prospects of larger interior receipts;
n
May closed at sgAc; December closed
at 1910.
Oats. receipts 10000 bushels; exports
9.425 bushels; spot market duh; No. q
29Mc; No 3. 9sisc; No. 2 white 3lci No,
2 white 504sc; track mixed western $40
90ite, track white alGS4c; options IN
active.
Hay. hides. leather and beef steady.
Hops quiet. Cutments quiet.
Lard strong; western steamed - -;
December So 80 nominal; refined strong;
continent So 10; s. A. So 80.
Pork strong. Butter quiet and ste1dy;
western factory i6Ss 820c. Eggs steady.
Tailow firm. COttonssed oil steady.
RosIr quiet. Turpentlue steady Rice
quiet. MOlasses steady Peanuts
and cabbage Btendy.
GoRee, futures opened steady, with
prices 8 to 10 points higher; closed quiet
and net UNCHANGED to 10 points lower;
total sales, 1880 bags.
Sugar raw firm and held higher; re-
flned steady.
BALTIMORE-Flour dull and UNI
changed receipts 6,Sl4 barrels; exports
1906 barrels. Wheat dull; spot and
month 70A@1ONc; January Tl%@llgc:
May 94l9s 174$c, steamer No. red 689t8
wv EGGGARho tp9oN 9AalAEtNf "a WI 70 eAtssN
bushels; southern wheat by sample $50
T2c; do on grade 6S@7liic. Corn easy;
spot and month 37is6s7ssr: December.
new or old. 373s 93Ilsc; January S7h9
511kc; February 3Th@ S7Kc: March S7lsc
bid: steamer mixed S60S6hc; receipts
1SS,eO2 bushels: exports 15l,05S busheis'
southern white and yellow corn
SS$ 63S3tc. Oats quiet; No. white SIG
3l1kc; No. 2 mixed 2S% GD29c. Hay easy
Butter, cheese and eggs firm and I'M
changed.
CINCINNATI-Flour steady. Wheat
Arm; No. red. 7Ohc, Corn easy; No.
2 mixed, 82hc. Oats quiet; No 2 mixed
26@2sNc. Rye steady; No. 2, sic. Lard
Arm ut IS 80. Bulkmeats firm at IS 40,
Bacon quiet at So 20. Whislley easy at
81 2SM. Butter dull. Sugar easy.
Eggs firm at lie. Cheese quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16


necessary 70 jump up and make peH
every time one q aGdteaQ ~ me
Judge. An these things has Nel1e
omitted. therefore, i r necel1afy th1t
she should heFIelf assume the relp0ns
sibie position Of Judge. She must stay
"A the judges ehair until she can eaten
somebody out a6lling dueEti1np which
are likely 20 put them on their gunrd.
Here e another game which . pop
ulaf at Christmas partiel, ana can ee
played equally wen BY children or
adults A glxpence % placed @ the enc
OF q long chalk line on the hour. the
PLAYER a biindfolded and provided With
q long wand. He is placed e the end
OF the chalk line, and told 20 90
straight to the other end, and 70 thunp
the ground with his stick ~ near the
point where the coin ID - possible. The
person who touches the coin with the
stick 10 the winner. a toy may be SUD-
gtituted for the aixpence, but most peo-
pie like the siXpence best
There are many amuHing games 20 pc
played with paper and pencil by small
party Of people sitting around a. taple.
One Of these Is called 'Slxpenny Teie-
grams" Each member Of the party
contributes a word 10 the list until
twelve nouns and verbB have been col
words at the head Of his strip OF paper,
then five minutes Is given him In which
to make them into q consecutive SEM
tence. Whoever does the best gets the
prize.
''TIeads, Bodies and Legs" Is most
amusing drawing game. The hLst play
err draws a head ct the top Of his strip
OF paper. folds It down, and the next
player adds the body, without having
seen the head. The third player adds
the legs, and the effect Of the whole fig
ure when opened out Is very quaint, re-
calling the Egyptian hleToglyphica. She
who commenced life as O serious woman
has the body Of bird and the legs OF
a ballet dancer, while the soldiers head,
with helmet, ends in a blue-coat boys
coat and lndy's skirt
"Book PARTIES are the latest inven-
ton for grown-lp people, and Fairy
tale Parties" are equally successful with
the children. Every person Is asked 70
come as living enigma, and each guest
Is provided with card on which he
has to write the name and character Of
the persons he has guessed. Grown-up
people choose popular novels. with
Edged Tools" Is represented by lady
with pair OF scissors or a razor glung
round her neck. while Locke on the
Human Understanding" 10 synboll2ed
by a paddock on shoe. Children choose
fairy tales for their enigmas. Jack
and the Bean-stalk" Is expressed by
means Of bean-stalk and a Jack-in-
the-box. little Miss Muffet" by her
customary attributes, and ''The Three
Bears" by their representatives In
china A pretty prize Is given to the
one who has guessed most Of the puzzles
and "booby" prize to the one who has
done worst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16

CHICAGo-Cattle steady and un-
changed; COW market steady; Gamers
firm; fed Texans steady. in good de-
mand; good feeders firm; fancy Christ
mas beGves IS 00GS so; good to choice
IS 4O66 so: poor to medium 81 30Q5 Is;
mixed stockers 50 O093,75; selected
feeders 81 26G4 65 good to choice COWS
So 1904 IS; heIfers s. 5O95 90; Gamers
So 0O@s 90; bulls 81 1904 20; calves
81 0Od7 50; fed -Texas beeves s. 261
s Is; grass Texas steers s. ESQ! 90.
Hogs, market 21sG5c higher and active;
closed strong; good clearances; mixed
and butchers 50 95G4 IS; good to choice
heavy 81 Coca Is; good rough heavy
s. S503 IS: light 50 0594 10; bulk OF
sales 81 09@4 TO- Sheep steady; good
to choice lambs strong; native wethers
81 00@4 10; lambs "a 0094 Is; western
wethers "a 00I4 50; western lambs
81 s515 so. Receipts-Cattle, $500
head; hogs, $4,000 head; sheep, 5000
head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle stronger;
extra s. SO16 %: prime S 6OG5 IS:
common 50 COOS 60. Hogs active and
stronger; prime heavy 81 171SG4 20;
prime mediums 81 171h94 20; prime
mediums 81 1904 I'VE; heavy Workers
81 1904 17Ih; light Workers. and pigs
81 1904 10; .roughs 81 1908 Is. Sheep
steady: choice wethers 81 25@l so; COM
mon 81 5000 so; choice lambs IS ESQ
s 40: common to good 50 5065 20. Veal
calves 81 OOS7 go.
CINCINNATT-Hogs active at 50 SOC
4 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16
lretala.

NEW YoRK-Taken as a whole, the
metal market to-day was steadler on u
better class Of news from abroad and
the west, later leading to Increased tn-
quIry from local buyers and more con-
fidence on the part of sellers. At best.
however, business was very slack all
day. At the close the metal exchange
called pig iron warrants lower to sell.
Lake copper nominal at SIC 75@17 90.
Tin steady at SEQ 00825 so. Lead steady
at 81 e5@4 75 and spelter, steady Mt
81 6564 u.s. The brokers price for lead
Is 81 As, and for copper 81 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16
al 70 Women n Postoflces.

WASHINGTON. Dec. M.-Adisinter-
pretatIons by employees throughout the
country Of the recent ruling as to the
status of married women as postohice
clerks led to statement to-day by First
Assistant Postmaster General Heath.
He relterates that the presence Of hus-
band and wife as clerks in the same
Office is lnimioal to the service. and that
her position should go to some one who
has no means Of support.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16
DIV qoods.

NEW YoRR-spot business quiet In
cotton goods, mall orders on average
extent, but large deliveries OF mer-
chandise going forward on old orders.
Tone continues strong throughout, lim-
tied demand making no impression up
on It. Few changes in prices, but such
as come out are advances, Prints
without change, selling with fair de-
gree Of freedom, Glnghams strong
White goods scarce and strong. Linens
are still tending upwards, foreign mar
kets all higher. Burlaps are firm, but
not quotRbiy higher, puHdees quoted
4&c to 4Hc for eight ounce and SIC for
1919 ounce forty inch goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Commls-
sIoner Wilson. OF the internal revenue
bureau, has decided that he will not
redeem at the beginning Of the new year
imprinted checks because they may be
printed or engraved in the date line the
figures 1889" or "1Ss-".
Holders Of these checks will be ex-
pected to exhaust their supply, write in
the figures 1880" or stand the loss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16
TWO MONTANANEN,
ONE is SFNAT8R;EIFCT CLARK

And the Other = 6rcus Daly-They
Are CONSISTED by Marriage, but
Are Bitter Enemies CLARK IL a
Pennsylvaniaa a Pioneer, and
selt-Mado-A Practical Assaysr, a
Student q French, an Architect
and an AIT Lover-Daly a New
York rrishman-How HIS Wealth
Came.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16

TUHE MoNoNGAH ROUTE !s THY
short Line between Falrmont and
N, rksbnrr. Quick rime-East Trains
sure Connections. When travelling to or
Sron ClnrRshurg or West virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points, see. that your
tInEots read via tho MouongahelR River
ssilroad, Close Connections az Fnlrmont
Win u. e. o. trains, and at ClaTkEburg
with II. & O. and W., " 4 II. trains. Tick
els Via this route on sale AZ all q. & o,
and W. ". q y. r. r stations.
~ HUGH G. BoWLEs, Genl. supt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16

OIL cITY-CredIt balances 81 &C.; cer-
tlficates 81 65 bid for cash; shipments
54,127 barrels; average 1885 barrels;
runs. 93,652 barrels; average 1888 bar
rels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16

The following quotations on National
Steel Co., American Tin Plate Co. and
Tube stocks are Furnished py
simpson & Tatum City Bank building:
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3 pIrrsBuRaH DIVISION.

Parlor car wheeling to Pittsburgh on
2,H D. m, and 6:35 p m. train. Central
timo zone hour slower than Whealino
H''''eS J, q. ToKLINsoN.
Passenger and Ticket Ageok
Agent for all steamShip Llnes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-12

CALL HEADQUARTERS, sACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 1.-THE great Burns
coup has been sprung.
The exodus of Grant and Bulla votes
to the bullion-trimmed standard Of the
Mexican Senatorial candidate, which
has for two weeks past been adver-
tised on the street corners and bawled
out in the barrooms by every heller
and disreputable tout in the Burns
gang, came to pass this morning dur
ing the calling of the roll in the Assem-
bly, chamber on the first joint ballot,
Without discordant note of warning
Dan NJ. Burns threw into his dis
reputable fight the overwhelming re-
serve strength that he has vaunted
with all the power of his windy lungs,
and the effect was not demoralizing.
The roll-call of the Senate went
through as it did yesterday, with no
startling developments, and the As
sembly call had progressed to the half
of it's length and no tnkling of ap-
preaching disaster came to darken the
smile Of opposing candidates, when
suddenly from the side of the hall, or
from somewhere else, came the signal,
and Assemblyman c. B. Jilson Of Sis
kiyou got up and focked over to the
Mexican forces in body. Dan
Burns election for a moment seemed
assured but the discovery was made
that Jilson could cast but one vote,
and the other candidates resumed their
smiles.
The smiles broadened into grins when
Chenoweth of Orange and DR.. Marvin
OF Humboldt, who yesterday put
George knight in nomination, shouted
Grant" in lusty voice in answer to
their names. The loss Of Jilson was re-
paid and more by the two new votes
and the satisfaction of knowing that
the reward of JilsOn's detection would
be the brand of traitor printed deep in
his political hide by all decent people.
Dan Burns second bluff is called,
and as on yesterday he has been
caught playing the game with a bob
tail flush. The Grant people are in
the same boat, for that matter-the
only difference is in the cards they
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-12

OF standing room was occupied by q
ousUy chattering crowd Of onlookers,
who had come in the expectation of a
lovely Senatorial battle.
The official doings on the floor were
not much more than a repetition Of
those of yesterday, with the exception
that there was just twice as much of
II. With rap from his gavel Speaker
Wright ended a fifteen minutes recess
of the Assembly at just fifteen minutes
before the noon stroke of the clock. and
the seats set for the Senate were or
dered cleared OF their occupants. Pre-
cisely at noon Secretary Brandon and
President pro tenn. Thomas Flint led
in the members of the upper house
and the roll call was proceeded with.
Speaker Wright then announced that
the time was right for the first joint
ballot for United States Senator and
ordered Clerk Kyle to read the statutes.
THEN THE FUN BEGAN.
Kyle read and the fun began.
Senator Morehouse of Santa Clara
opened a fight against further nominal
ing speeches, and he was aided and
abetted in his laudable attempt by those
who had their turns at it yesterday.
Mr.. President" quoth Morehouse,
81 do not rise to make a speech, but
simply to ask a question, and that is:
thing more than present the names of
our nominees? Are We to stay here all
the afternoon and indulge in throwing
bouquets at one another, or are we to
vote simply?"
That, I imagine" replies Flint, "de-
ponds upon the gentlemen making the
nominations. Nothing, however. is
necessary more than the announce
ment of the name of the candidate
Il move that it be the sense Of this
joint caucus" said Morehouse, that
We simply present the names Of the
various candidates without laudatory
addresses"
SIMPSON WAS FULL OF TALK.
But Senator Simpson of Orange OBJ
jected. He objected at length and as
follows:
Mr.. President: 1 have come here
brimful of speech, and I am going to
vote against that motion, because l am
just so effervescent that I have got to
allow something to escape. I am going
to say this right now, that it seems to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-12
Overwhelming Reserve Force Of One Was Thrown Into the Breach and
Then the Candelara Miner Found That His Bluff Had Been
Called and lie Was Badly WOed

held. The forty-five votes that were
to astound the State on the first day
that Burns SHE'D his castor have
dwindled to a paltry twenty-four.
The enormous reserve strength
which, 1oosed at the right time, was
to carry him with a rush and loud
huzzas from the push into the
United States Senate, has been
sprung on the unsuspecting legisla-
tors, and it consists of Assemblyman
Jilson of Siskiyou and Del Norte,
whose acquisition by the Burns
forces dated no further back than
last evening. A second time is
Daniel come to judgment, and twice
he has been found sadly wanting.
Nor has that hegira from Bulla's
standard to the Grant menage trans
pired. The son-of-his-father has not
yet grown to fit his fathers belt, and if
he is 10 rely upon his present strength
he never will.
ALL OUT IN THE OPEN.
The forces of the leaders in this SEN
atorial battle are all arrayed and out
III l4AC OpGii WAc1e Lucy may NC
counted, and unless cash be a more po-
tent and abundant factor than it has
already proved it is, out in the open
they bid fair to stay. Caucus is the
hourly cry, but caucus is just now an
enhanced impossibility. The schemes
that have been Matched since that howl
went up have become too we'll known
to the forces of BuIla and Barnes to
permit of their falling victims to any
such raw proposition, and the Grant
people have practically given up the
idea and have decided to fight it out on
the floor of the House.
To help him in his abortive fight to-
day Dan Burns had half his mob of
hired claquers to give off cheers and
rattle the window panes with loud ac-
claim at every mention of his name
They lined the corridors and Hobbies,
the office of the sergeant at arms was
crowded with them to suffocation and
they even invaded the floor itself de-
spite the injunctiOns of Speaker
Wright. After the clock had struck the
appointed hour and the Senate was an.