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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.


-Four Aces, TOO nt re- 600 at IA Low
at tiN. 1000 at H. seller 80 days
hi isro, 80 % at 10. 1000 at u; 100 at
i3h. 1000 at 1885, 1900 OF 49, OoO n'
daiena. 1900 at 81. 100 at ssNi 100 at
.ower Mammoth. 5000 at 60. 1000 Of
"a. 60 at gn. fd1 at o.. COO ut eli i0op
Id I'D 1000 N %. seller 2 days
%orthrru rleht. 600 it Na GOO az
1914 sll af is go 40 if'a.
sunshine zoo at fgs ilW ut by
ghowarn Cnnanuilfel. 800 at u.
patro. f1 at 90. 800 az $685. lo0 nt
au., t00 AL Tf.. ! 900 at ara 1900 90
gl. 100 re alN go NJ ioh. a'oVo az ap'
300 at CO.'S. 600 al 3oh. .,..
Facrnmonto Jo9 at 5)hi 800 90 aois'
s,ar Consolidated. 500 90 leh; 100 at
iqt5 iO0 al o.. 100 at ish 200 ni isat
100 at asa. 100 at fsi ioo nt i's' 100 at
vslco. 100 az Ne. 600 at 81. 500 at 20.
N1rthn Washington. 1000 nt ahi lOo'
at 8. 1000 nt fh.
unston nnd De Lamar. 5000 nt 70
f61 al q. 5000 at %. seller On days.
10. pGwcra. con % isia. i01 at ihht
200 4t 1876. 600 100 iN.
Manhattan. 900 nt ", 5000 nt y.
Y4rtaa. 1000 90 1854; 1000 at 1875.
ruritrf Hlu. 1000 nt o. 1000 az l5s.
fuua MAD Extension. 5000 nt I cent.
Little pttsburr. 1000 nc o., 1000 az
Toial number OF shares sold. 300.
bringing iia'2H
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PETRo AND SACRAMENTO
They Join the Procession with star
cen. aud MARTHA Washington
Grand ucntraI Advances.
TOOAYS METALS!
SILVER 5BN
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER 10

After two days Of extremely heavy
business. during which dmc over 10000
shares wcr sold ON the exchange ana
rurb.tradinF was considerably lighter 90
this morninRe call. and prices were
not generally sustained.
Daley made fractional gain and pl-
iy-Wcst was much stronger fi252A be-
ing bid. and gig 20 asked at the close
-Four Aces wna handed over in guam
titles TO Hult ut H.
Grand Central opened strong and adj
ynnced 10 the hldding 10 ijt2a. $40
nskod. No HnloH.
Galona wsa again active selling at
a bull movement rushed ingot up 90
10 cents in the bidding. when shnNia
commenced unloading aud 10 cold down
TO i2a closing 1914 bid and i1il asked.
Lower Mammoth was q feature W the
cail Joseph Kept out OF the bidding
altogether until tho stock went down
90 w.. when he took in "a 5000 share lut
from Obefndofcr at 50. and stood uu-
der Il during tho rest 20 the call at
u.
Northern Llrht opened up fairly
strong, but " wings were soon clipped.
a board lot brought 1sH. and then
Evans commenced lDitinE 90 Of tnuuH-
and sharp lots 90 Is. Sheets quickly
followed him with "a thousand go iiia.
nnd the bulls tried YHiuiy 90 get the
aiock up. Il closed weak az iiH bld.
II nHhtd.
Pciro was sold at 81 and closcd weak
at ~ bid. 1ih asked.
star Consolidated was again IN de-
mand. but the sellers seemed 60 have
an unlimited supply. and starting nc
Aa, u gradually went down 60 IS, clos
INK weak az ~. bid. ~ asked.
Sacramento sold down 10 a and
closed weak. 20A. ~ asked.
Nuloo opened up hriTkly, hut here too
II was discovered that selling orders
wcro In excess of the buyers aud after
saie at kg, Il dropped 90 No.. with
blocks ~ Coo offered nt that figure aud
lower At the close 5ga was bid Tor the
stock ana N asked.
The Boston and De Ia Mar boom was
cffcctunily puncturcd and IN about a
minute. 1900 shares went nt g.
Joe liowcra Extension was evidently
not wanted II was offered na low az
rs. with ~ bid. but no saioa were
made.
Joe Bowers sold at 1874 and q fraction
lower. closing Is bid. isis asked
Martha Washington broke badly.
sales being made AN the way from iit
90 a., and the stock closed weak 90 iia
bid, az asked.
Yankee was one ~ the Tow TO score n
gain, selling around 1884.
a sale M 100 Albion was made Hat
hcld buying ut 20.
The closing quotations were as fol-
IaNsmH
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e. X. naunistsr. Of OGDEN, rrorouucfs the
Project Feasible.


willard white Of this city. who q ono
% the moving fpIfila % tne Fayg ~.
electric power project stated yeatcrlay
CO. o. stltoamnu reporter that Work on
tho dam lu the Black canyon ~ the
pnytttt Will hf commenced this inll.
This h. ono of tho most im9orthnt
proiectH over undertaken ln thia part
Of the state, MOI only VIII tnr oenl.
pany be- in position 90 generate u,Vll
horse power Tor electrical purposes, but
ID will be- in position TO lffiFntc very
inrge tract OF land
Nd ln the Intention OF the company.
ne has been stated ln the smte1mnu.
to build and operate an electric car
lime between the canyon and P1yettH,
ia Ia also Intended 10 furnish electric
powcr 60 mining camps Tor radius
I'd 40 miles. aud eventually the COM
pnnv may reach out aud furnish clcc-
iric power Tor silver city and De La-
mar. Iiolso may also become an Obj
iccuve point, 40 the power houses WIN
b. much nearer this city than Payetie.
ON q direct line % Nv only " miles from
this city 90 the dam, while 10 la 30 from
a. *. nunnlftcr. who is at the head Of
tho Utah Power company, has been
over thp ground in company with Mr.
white and ho Toys the plomn5 OF w
company are entirely feasible Mr
White SAYS capital with which 90 Put
the enterprise through has beon ur.
ranged anil the work win be- pushed
With ull possible speed.
On addition 90 raising the water Go q
| height FuNDignt to turn 10 over vast
trlct of land and genowtug iumcnr'
/ horse power the dnm VIII serve ih'
purpose ~ "a los Sam. The lmnenr,
! stratch of buck water viii h0 fl1tUt
fnu Oh logs n h. intended 90 put no O.
| largo saw min and mako the lumhel
| industry on important feature ot th'
| general plan.
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REAL EsrArE rRANsrERs.

Abstract Of transfers died IN the re-
curdur'n office. Salt Lake county, Utah.
october "a. 1853.
l.. j. Larsen 10 Henry johnson,
warranty deed. .Gixi5 feet north
west from 30 rods north Of
southwest corner southwest
quarter section %. township 9.
south. range 1 wcHt.... O.. ......9 ~
J. r. ana W. !. iAto 10 Robert
n1nHlc. warranty deed, $50
square rudH northeast of NORTH
went quarter section %, township
south. range I wcst........... 2ol
w A. Bate tn Robert Duualc.
warranty deed. 40 square rods
northeast of northwest quarter
section a. township SOUTH
range 4 woat.4 90 DO stss....stts 90
Edmund Price TO william Drown.
warranty deed. 20 acres south
east quarter section .. township
south. range west. ...-.,, ... u
d. y. kinEabury 20 Mary Kings.
bury. warranty deed, part NJ LOT
Q. block 90, plat a. and part u
lot 3. block "a. plat De-, ........
r. 81 Murphy 90 Jennie -. Moikle
warranty decd 2iAxi0 rods north
west from southwest corner lot
T. block "a plat btss.....ss.s, A,tn'
Margaret Heath 10 Irene H. Nlch-
OILS warranty deed lot 90, block
D. itoathH subdivision 80. plat g. ~
H. 70. Hituor to PtcaClndh n, Nioh-
ards, warranty decd bXlo rods
southeast from rods south u
northwest corner lot 4, block
nc. plat A.. .. b.. D.. 90 OIL. Geo. bO
u. r. Hirys ct at 10 W. J. lllFgs.
quit-clulm deed. fsN2is rods
Houthoarn from gis rods east Of
northwest corner lot 9. block II.
ulnA r.. DO 90 90 o. ss ts stsststs
u. n Higgu % al 20 Mary slca-
ter. quit.clalm deed, isE.4 rods
southeast FROM 20 rods east "
~ northeast cornoT lot o. block
n, plat y. ... eco. ... ...t..s
salt Lake county 10 Pioneer l.. q
H. association, quit-clulm d'rd,
lots " 90 ~. block TO- Rueua
Vista addition. o.. 600 ..t....
/ Mary y. 1udnon TO J. 3. Russell
Quit-Clnlm deed thKlis rods
southwest from northeast corner
lot o. block T., plat G..s..tt.,tss
/ United states Of American 90 g,
1t Inahhrook. patent Morning
Star lode. West Mountain. boo. 90,
J. A. West 20 Moline state savings
bank, trustees deed. south half
lot T. block %. plat 49,. o.. ....,, ~.
| g. J. DE Woody 10 Moline sinte
| SAVINGS hank. trustees deed. lot
| ~. block T. iirigrH'H subdivision
n. nvc-ncfc plat A.. O.. .. .-,s 90 "
| H. ~. Fullmcr 60 Moline state
gavingH hnnk trustees deed,
west one aud onc-hnif acres ~
north n rods, block 2 plat CO.. 30
w ~. Cahonn to Hannah J.. Rock,
deed Interest lots ~ and 10,
block I bellevue Pprk... Gee q
Total. o.. 90. COO. 20. ..... ,ii0.1
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INTEREST KEEPS VERY HIGH


New York. Nov. i-chnnFes wcrc
very much mixed at the opening, and
were small Tor the most part The steel
ana Iron stocks were inclined 60 react
from yesterday strength. but vgor-
Gus buying llfiod those stocks i12
points. Steel and wire. and National
steel were prominent Ncw York street
railway and gas shares were huoyant
under thy lead uf brooklyn transit
which touched Nih. Othtr Industrial
stocks t0 chow strength were sugar.
tobacco Western linton and leather.
While there was r. higher range estnh-
liahed Cor railroads. advances generally
were slight MaltlnE preferred ran OK
3 and some other sreclAltlea were easier
hy n o'clock Prices OF stocks which
gained ON the rise were lowered lu
SOME instances point on rcallfing Tho
market became dull on the decline. Sup
port appeared ln Brooklyn transit
which mounted again 90 the best. Good
huylrr OF Pacific coast advanced 10 ga,
aud the 2ndf preferred half uH much.
standard rope was uuHuully active ana
9u points better About noon the mar
ket showed nn advancing tendency.
Railroad bonds We're generally steady,
but there was conspicuous strength In
standard rope Incomes
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|liEfiIyg7i
IRSIEfEg!I
"! TX . ~! 49, !. az VI

Two trains each way daug
Denver. Omaha, Chicago. .ss'ss.a
St Joseph. Atchis0n and 81 Ias. ~,
all eastern points. -'44 M
Dining Cars on an through t,.t-
No railroad has better siesei.l'luA
ihun the burlington Ituut. ss can
on The famous limited ff,ir.e wa
Chicago and Now York ars N. .il'si.i
brighter cleaner or Of more mo|i.,.. -
alHu. ''4'IA q.
Tho cars on Main Linz ,.,
equipped with Wide veatIbui.s ~
are lighted by gus Their rmat... lpl
toilet compartments nru n@ q
roomy From end 10 ort it.--llI
thoroughly up 90 date. WV ~
Drawing Room has one fnn 49,.
and single lower berth. wlit va
annex 'st
BcrthH may be reserved ON np.,,....
20 any burlington Routo Tlets, !
Sleeping Car Conductor viii os 80. 90
telegraph ahead Tor accommoisiii. .t
connecting lines. -i Z
A MAP or THE UNITED gr,-,..
three feet four inches Wide bv -. - 9.
long. printed IN Flx cnl0rt. mo1ri. y
ruilcrH3 shows every state. e6urtg
purtant town and railroad In tb. z. ID
a very desirable and useful 1dl8-.. =
any household 0r buanaas rei.ii ?
ment Sent on receipt OF fifteen 49,, =
gtamps--lcsa than cost
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suFar-Rnw. steady; refined. steady
MONEY AND RoNDs.

Money on call stringent at 20 per
cent Prime mercantile paper. 5ula.
sterling exchange steady with actual
bufinoss 100 bankers bills nt ihCia9A
days. posted rates, i6lUi.ss. CONNER
clal bills. is2.
silver certificates. 5sAG59h.
Bar silver. $50.
Mexican dollars. az.
Government bonds steady; 4, g. p,
registered. iOOih. 90 rtg. i0ih, do
coupon *. int. i.O1h. new a. reg, i.29.
do coupon, cN. Int. i2a. old a. reg.
tlih do coupon, i.i2a o. reg. i.iOis
do coupon, OK. int. il0h.
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city. so acres, section H. township l6
south. range I east
Oct 3i.-Pctur e. Larsen. Spring
Guy. so acres. section 5. township 10
south. ruuge 4 east
John Roth. Murray. 1000 acres. secs
tion 2, township south. range
west
Alfred a. Farrer. Green River. lsts.
acres, sections and 10, township II
south. range ie cast.
FINAL HOMESTEAD.
oct 26-Charlea l. Smith. Fielding.
40 acres. section 2s. township 70 north
RANGE 2 west
David Barney, Elainorc, 100 acres. Sec
tons - and 10. township 20 SOUTH range
3 west
oct g7.-paul a. Johnson. Avon. 100
ncrcH, rootlon "a. township north
range J east
Henry q. Cockott Beaver. 100 acres,
SECTIONS II ana ~, township 20 SOUTH
range 10 Woat
oct a0-Warron W Hickman.
SuuWvlllc. 200 actra section %, town
ship 10 north. range I west
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Kansas city. Nov i.-Cattlo-Ile-
colpta. 1900. market steady 90 zoe
lower. native steers, i.2sW6.O0 Texas
steers. 3.tldi.O0, Texas cows, LOO
$50. native Gown and holfers 2 t0n5 90,
stDOErrf and feeders 3.O0ui,lp; bulls,
3.1bu3.H 30,
10 o. lower. Bulk OF shlrH, 4 .u2i1 n
tors heavy and light iooUi 10,
packers. a.O2Mmtiu; mixed, 1000
f,U1isi workers. A.05UA,loi plga $500
tiO.
Sheep Receipts. 1900, Market strong,
Lambs, 3,G5n5.00i muttouH, i,25u3,90.
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Saturday from to o'clock a, both
stores.
Old Log Cabin candy. sSo N. Resu-
lnf price. Doc.
Assorted Chocolates. $50 N, ISolltz
Randy Kitchen.
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Alex rarbett Decides to Give Up the
Property.

Property
IL Ia n matter of Some surprise 20 To-
chi miuinr men that the Tarhet syndl-
cate has decided not 90 purchase the
ANorthouEht mine near ieddlns' IN
ghnata county. California,
The option was secured some months
nro. and ut that time 10 looked o..
tb,itrb Mr.. Turbet had secured aH good
"a thing ar ur Lamar in the liuliy lilll
careful development work done since
hon. however failed 90 confirm tho
hupea nrt entertained. the presence or
Considerable sine In the copper ores
pr.nauuur o. great obstacle,
The second payment ON lh, npil'h loN
du. today. ana Mr Turhot. who has
juat returned from thc coast allowed
h 90 lapse.
THO Aunure assessment uf ton cents
shnro becomes delinquent on Deecm'
her tHt
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Campbsll a orecne. stpsh nrobsrs,
&c W. Second South st. Telephone 536
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chicago. Nov. 1.-Honi- Receipts,
% 900 tomorrow. 10000; lcft over. 5iuq.
Market slow. mixed butchcrr, $3.50
huayv g1Trt. 90: lght. ,9iuiet
Cuttlr-ItrculptH 1900. Market
steady. Leevcf l5OUG.50i cows and
hcifrrf. l.15Ub.iO. Texas steers 5000
40. Htocsor8 and feeders, 3.0ouAsl.
Sheep ilacflpta. 1900. market
steady sheep. 3.50liCo. lambs, i.Oou
"a
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San Francisco. Nov. Wheat--lasy
December. los; May, ti5i cash. i.OGh
BARLEY Weak, 90, SEA caah, sdh.
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Have you ADDED uroN IN your list
OF books for WINTER READfNGf
MANY PEOPLE who viii not read a
tract
WILL READ 4 STORY
To such send ADDED UPON. For sale
by al news dealers or at DESEREr
NEWS OFFICE.
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December wheat opened ut OjHNto,
and declined 90 GaM.
Glossy hcnt--ncc., G9hNhi May,
73AnM.
Corn-Nov., 22A: Dee, Jia.
Oatf-N Nov. 22A Dee, 22A.
porly-Noy.. 1855; Dee, 500
Lard Nov, b05: Dec. $40
Rlbu-Nuv., as. Dfc,. A5i.
CaHh-Mhent-N g red 10nfi. 40.
o. red. G50i1. No. 2. hard winter, 90,
No. 3. hard winter. GtNC No !, north
orn spring. Gaih0 az 80 ., northern
sprlnE. GiAW72h; No. go spring, Giu
co.
Corn-No. 2. ~. No. @. 3il0h.
oata-No. 9, 22Wh, 80. 3. 22A.
Ryr-53.
Bafley-3sut5.
Timothy-2i5.
| ElnN-l2A
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Doctors Can't
Cure 1t!

Contagious blood poison Is absolutely
beyond the skill OF tho doctors. They
may dose n patient for years on their
morcurinl and potash remedies, but he
will never be rid Of the disease on the
other hand. his condition will grow
steadily worse. $. S. s. Is the only cure
Tor this terrible affection, because II i
the only remedy which goes direct 60
tho cause Of the disease nnd forces Il
from The system.
Twas .tnlelsd win Hood Poison; agd N. ,hs
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Tho lalea for tho day were rs follow8;
Albion, 100 az 20.
Daisy, JQ9 Ut %.
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Ept,Ii

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hour
! ocl,
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ming
map
over
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stit
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Holds the worlds record 70, Ia.
t ,a,,,,,,, last runnins-io25 mile, ''ss 2.
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thsir treatment fatth.
fully. 10 facf.t seemed
to fet wofsr atithf
while I took almost
every 80 called tieot
remedy. lut lhry didnot
aeani tn rfaNh tho de
case. and had mo- eject
whatever I was ais
hehftrned furif seemed
tlut ] would never D.
cured Attho advice Of
a friend I then t0uA
s.s4and ieran toim
ufuVr I continued thr
u me completely, build
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s'sa "a Win a. g9ea Poison ,ssss sqd ,d .s'
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direct Route
| to Chicago
CHICAGO-UNIONPACFlC
AND
NORTH WESTERN LINE

NO change Of cars. iaibid W., i,
~ any other route. "The O'e e,i,f
Limited" equipped wa f S.a.
SieepiHg Cars and Dlalhs II
meals ga Ia CARTE" falt M
Lake at ZOO epcp morning. M,
train has Buffet Smoking an4b L ii.,i,i
Cars Gpiih barber and Fres kf e,,,si
Chair Cars. The Aildnhr h 4
leaves Sail Lake epcry f,'a .,.,,tl.
6.fOp. m. For tickets ana ana. ', 4, y,
fions apply 10 ticket agenils,. ~
dress q. Il. Walker, Gen;, Ak's5io S (.
eago q Norih.W ~ ~
Main ST., SAT- Lake Ciy'
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80
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IL Il like sclf-dostructiun 20 continue
10 take potash and mercury besides
totally destroying the digestion. they
dry up tho marrow In the bones. pro-
ducing u stiffness and swelling Of the
Joints. causing the hair to fall out, and
completely wrccking the system.
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,
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
Americas Gold Supply.

Some of the anti American papers
are very much troubled again be
cause a few millions of American
gold have been exported during the
last month. Their efforts to create
excitement over the fact have. how
ever, been very unproductive. The
United States occupies position to
day that has never been before OBJ.
tanned in her history and the export
of many millions of gold would not
eause tremor among the financiers
of the nation.
At present we have the largest
supply of gold ever held in the na
tion's history. The director OF the
mint estimates that there is now in
the country the extraordinary sum OF
Sl,o00,o0o.ooo in coin and bullion
On June the treasurer's report
showed that there was in the coun.
try gold coin amounting to SS63,-
AL, ,252 and S22o,00o,ooO in bullion
under control of the country. With
every civilized nation in the worlu
asking for the product of American
manufactures and offering fancy fig
ures foi them there is no danger OF
the gold balance being seriously dis.
turbed. This is not the year to preach
calamity.
In addition to the certainty OF
maintaining the gold balance through
the channels OF manufacturing ex.
ports, there is another reason for the
safety of the United States on the
gold proposition. This is in the re-
markable increase in the gold output
largely due to increases in the min
ing industry in the United States.
The worlds output OF gold in 1856
vas Sl06, l63, 800; in 1896, s2o2.-
o56,0o0i in 1898, $3.50, 1000, 600.
This years yield, as indicated by
the reports of the past six months,
will reach s35o.o00,00o, including
s14,O00,00O in the United States.
sI9,00o,000 in Australia and over
slO0,000,000 in South Africa. The
estimate for next year is no less than
s4l0,o00,O00.
Under such conditions thinking
people do not need be told that the
alarm alleged to be felt by the dem.
ocratie politicians is not warranted.
As matter of fact their axiety is
feigned rather than felt. Denver
Times.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

A green goods" circular from
Boston has made its appearance in
Cuba Those Boston people, who
profess to be SO anxious abont the
rights aud freedom OF the poor Gu
bans and F'ilipinos, evidently are not
going to miss an opportunity to take
advantage OF their ignorance and
rob them.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

The republican county convention
has been called for October Z, and
the campaign will be short. There
is very little talk even yet of candi
dates, and everybody seems too busy
to run for office. This is condition
of affairs never known in this county
before. The campaign will probably
be warm, however, while it lasts.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

The agonies of the Denver papers
in their attempts to raise money to
bring home their volunteers are quite
amusing. In the days when business
methods and horse sense prevailed
in Denver such subscription list
would have been filed in thirty
minutes.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

When Bryan was nominated in
1895 the first money collected by the
democratic national committee was
used to pay his debts, and his wealth
IS now estimated at 100000. He of
all others should be delighted with
the Mckinley prosperity.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

1t is the men who are taking part
in or encouraging mobs and riots who
are SO frightened at the specter of a
standing army the size of Uncle
Sans. Law abiding citizens never
have been molested by the regular
army
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

The democrats of Texas are pre-
pairing to hold a love feast in the
early part of next month. aud the
number of guns being Cleaned and
knives sharpened by the faithful is
simply appalling.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

John r. Mclean decided to take
the democratic nomination for gov
ernor of Ohio. 1t is true the nomi-
nation is not worth much, but it is a
sort of habit Johnny has formed of
taking everything In sight
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

Dom Paul and John Bull are grad
ually working their courage up to
the fighting point and hostilities may
break out in South Africa most any
day.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

Labor day was generally celebrated
Monday over the rest of the state,
and By the public officials in this
county. Everybody else here had
too much work on their hands to
celebrate anything.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

The corn is said to be so high in
Kansas that it has shut the wind off
from the wind mills and is making
the water supply short.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

Two colored '.ladiesr of Knoxville,
Tennessee, recently carved each other
up with raisors in scientific man
ner. 1t is alarming how rapidly every
avenue, which has heretofore been
mans exclusive domain, is being in
vaded by these new women.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

"The summer in Colorado has been
delightfully."- cool' says an exchange,
Oh, certainly But then not too cool
TO raise corn.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

The festival season is with us once
more aud it is hard to keep track of
the various days ''we celebrate"
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

Clay county. Kentucky, has aver
aged three killings a week since the
summer campaign started, aud the
rainy season never stops the game
there. The so-called Philippine war
is peace parade when compared to
the average Kentucky feud.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

The Maid of Honor contest in
Otero county resulted in no election
as the commissioners refused to
count the vote because of evidences
of fraud. Several other counties are
in the same fix, and it is evident that
some new method of choosing the
maids of honor must be adopted or
the place will become dishonorable.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

The telegraphic reports say that
Mr.. and Mrs. Sack have been reunit-
ed after eighteen months separation,
Mrs. S in the meanwhile having be-
come possessed of million dollar
fortune. The important question
now is who is holding the sack.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

The fusion committees are now
busy all over the state trying 10 ar
range division of the offices, The
work is more difficult than usual this
fail because the democrats, conscious
of their strength, are not very will
ing to concede anything of value.