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urged that population should be check
ed because 1t multiplied much more
rapidly than food supply, and we
should be too numerous to support our
selves unless the rate of our increase
were diminished. However, Malthus'
tears are not yet realized. and the
earth. so far, has ben equal to all de-
mands upon it.
But the Creel law is provoking some
serious considera ton, and n great deal
OIL Jeering. Yet all States and nations
nave their marriage laws, though
Doards to examine the parties, before
granting license, seem somewhat novel.
oihcers issuing license, and ministers or
magistrates performing the ceremony,
usually do all the examination existing
laws require. Yet the Code of Virginia,
for instance, forbids marriage within
certain degrees of affinity and consan-
guinity; under the age of consent; be-
tween negroes and whites; where either
OF the parties is n known lunatic or
idiot; and in some other cases; while it
renders some marriages null and void
and others voidable by divorce, on the
discovery or development of certain
causes. Paupers certainly ought to be
excluded from the privilege of matri-
mony. rs well as persons convicted of
infamous crimes
Perhaps the Creel board, as n preven-
tive of marriages, involving all these
causes forbidding. multiplying, or dis
solving marriage. would be better than
the existing loose way in which mar
riase is allowed. notwiths landing the
plausible objections raised to the ex-
aminations as an invasion of personal
liberty, female modesty and the sane
THY of private life, and as distractions
to marriage that might promote worse
evils. There is something in these OBJ
jectiops. no doubt; though that will de-
fend the law itself and its execution.
~ wise purpose may become foolish or
atrocicus, if the law be improperly
shaped: and 4 wise purpose, properly
enacted, may become an offence and n
shame If executed by knaves or fools:
and the more important and delicate
the design of law, the greater care
is required in forming it and in select
ing the right persons to enforce it.
If North Dakota adopt the Creel law.
its administration will attract much at
tention, and its results will be studied
with much interest by thoughtful men
and women. who realize the Importance
of reforming, purifying and elevating
marriage, If it is to hold it's place
among the most sacred and vital insti-
tutions OF the civilized world This
Creel experiment may prove farce, or
blessing; and let US hope, at all
events, that it may be tried fairly, in
good hands.
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The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
NO WONDER palps PAINTED.
IN, Corpse Wa. rh., OF H.r ror.asr
t,avsr-

! A carson and Miss Maud Gran
.,5B a Young couple residing on KoO-
,sgaI lake. we're married Tuesday I'M
-, eIrsunsstancea seldom psFaiiuled 10
s.,loH saws tho san Francisco chroa-
I,!e. The preacher who was 20 tie the
ssrt tailed to appear nj ths home OF
,bs n-.te AZ tho sppointei sims. so the
b-,lsl sogpie and relatives boarded ~,
..sauc. Eiondlke on her trip down the
colanAlA river to Boomers Ferry.
Hzh5. having decided 70 be married
here. In passing the missing prsaeh-
sr'a raach down the river be Was f19nd
p-saHsr on the roof OF his submerged
rrs.5sare. The valley having become
s0o55d by a spGdsl rise % the rtvcF.
Ne uas rescued sad ,Aksa on beard
tie st,aEer. wkBlc he was changing
his urI clothes the steamer made a
bgisf stop a, Rirs'k landing and Two
r1utEEcra came sbosfG with a FuaRh
Size coma eoptsial1s the corpse OF
Jla.ez Carter. who wss Crowned In the
river tse GAY before A bulldog also
sorsu-NHist the men wkea the
g-r4sEeE came on deck. weRrtnE 4 salt
o! Capt NeWmAH's clothes, The bridal
couple aaHoHncea that fAey would K
he wedding take place then aud there.
re ceremony had pr,ses esiea siuoss 10
tAs aa!a; where the pTe4rhes wa
ab'zs to pronounce them husband and
sIfg shea Capt SeNS4n's dog snd
tss sulitog 90, intp a aEhL ia tho
zlsu o, {, ,heY apta; ths eocin. which
haG sysz ts2pgi'ed on a couple o' kegs.
As R sirrek ths deck ;hs hpsar. made
os-7 k@sst o7en. spiliins oai the
rcsptg. ozs sisars a. tne dead mans
features Ard the sriau gave scream
a. s=osaei away In the arms OF The
rroon. To- the eospse vas thA; o.
tsfEET lover TO whom she bad been
sazzEeE cs9E Newman vcaeAes fer
ial gEsTy.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
NorIeE ZOE puRLIcArIoN.
Z. 5. LANp orrIek. I.AnAn. coro.

L. 5. LAND OFFicK. LAMAR. Couo.l
Aug. -. 1899.
NOTICE i hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nled notice of his interl.
tl"n 70 make uussl proof in support Of his claim,
and that said prpof will be made befare the Reg.
t-tcT aHd Recover nt Lamar. Colorado on Thurs
aaT, Oct. ,, 1899, yiEs Hsngt s Symau H. e.
90 iste Tor the Mn ol sec. 20. 1wu. y s. nf
HING. q ". 9Th z. NJ. ia Colorado
Tie ushles tue following Witnesses to prove his
continuous re- ideueo upon aud cultivation or
sad land, yitj Victor Erikson John Berg
strand. Jntin W. Hobaek and Matte NJ. Lind
strvTn, all Of Lamar, Colo.
Also At same time and place Matte NJ Lind
strgin; widow of Charles IstndstruIn, decreased,
Il 4, No.. llls Tor thr SEls See, 5, Tsp. 70 S..
htaEs v W. 9th + A- in Colorado.
She names the following witnesses to prove
q. satd land. VIZ. John " Hobark D. X stcv.
Vt Lamar. Colo.
Alsa AZ The Same time and placs Victor Erik
SON II. z No. tsl2. for the SEAt sec. l. Twp 2.
- RiiR. - W. 9Th J.. ". In Colorado.
lie t.iEinss the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upoa and cultivation Of,
said lnnd, ytx: John ". Huback. J. X. Steven
;oh, u > NJman and John Bcrgstrand, all OF
Lamar. Colo.
ALSO at the same time and place, Anna Morich,
u. Z. No izz1. for the SN I SEC. T. Two % :
h1g. fs W. 9Th p. ". in Colorado.
she names tbs following witnesses to prove
her cnut tinunbs residence upon and euittvatiuno oi
said land, viz; Matte NJ, Lindstrom. Victor
trtksau. L, 5. Cox and Hnmcr Wilson. all Of
aao-oi Wa. MrERLL. REGISTER.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
nsi.y VIII

The ,s2sAsr often l. confronted 10
tss iea0o'room Ei;h an ssnorinai type
tzst ozt Of twenty 4; ls best ior Al,
q E,l. shieh We niay cali TIE -satky
si1,- sxyS Prof wi1ilAfn James B.
IL Atlaniie- Certain children. II they
saa speeeet In dong 4 tkins lngue-
t.z'elE. bsogne completely Inhibited Ia
regard 70 Il; K becomes literally tn-
22sfisle Tor them 70 understand II IL e
"a az tzleiieetszl problem or 20 DO Il
Il is an outward operation a. taag
'a 'As particular tnhibitiss condition
lEIiG Sgeh children are usually treat
a as sia;at and punished. or else TIE
teacher pits his or her will asalnst the
eStis. considering that the latter
agsi Be broken. The resais Is a..
~aya scene with srea; deal OF nsry.
eza scar and tear on bath aides. a bad
state o; fseliaE left behind q. and the
victory not always with the te4ehe-.
When a situation az this kind Is on-e
'alfly developed. and the child IL al
tease AID excited inwardiy. nineteen
teacher to appcreeiys the case as one
We - b+NNAetRhy EatAlSE tuAu as p4F
g noral eslpabill,y So ioRs as the
'hhi5itlas sense OF impossibllity re.
sains In the ehild's mind be will Goa
tAss Enable to ser beyond the OBJ
'.Aels. The aim of the teacher should
lAsn be TO make him simply forget
Drop the subject for the time. siver;
'ae inlHd 20 something elise. then Lead
Tie pupil aark by some eIrcuitouS line
OF association. spring II on him again
oefoFe he has time to recognize It. and
Is ''Aely as not he Will 20 over !, with
OUT any difdeulty It Is no other way
mat Ne overcome baikiness In horse:
Ns divert his attention. do something
10 his nose or ear. lead him round IN a
circle and thus gel him over place
aaeFe fosging woald only have made
h.in more inyincible. A taetrul teacher
WI never iet these strained situations
paas up at al.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
NorlcE roR rrnLIcArIoN.
Us. LAxO orsrte At LAsaR, ~ 4, /, C9Eo, CO }

L. :. LANp 0FF1Cg AT LANAH. CoLo,
Aug. 70. 1859.
trOTICF IL hereby given that the following
Nv named ssttlRr hRs filed notice Of her inten-
tion To make fnHl proof ia support Of her claim,
and that zaid proof will be made before the Reg
i.fi,r and Receiver at Lamar Colo, IN Wcdnns-
iIay. October ~, lsea, viz Lizzie Tho-nb.rrf,
vriiiau ~ Frank VI. Thoruberry, deceased. ". F..
Nn gf2l for the SE,, Sec. IS. Twp. % s.. r. ~
W B-b T.. NJ. in Colorado.
Si,. nEIues the following witnesses ~ rrove
her continuous residence upon ard cultivation
saia land yixi X. N. Irving, \. &. RnrgSsser,
D. y I'hcnoWeth and Robert Dober, all of Gr; :
nSptI W. a. MEBEiLI.. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
rREiPEcAc MARKET coRur.r,
The hra'iiian Variety very seare,-A
posslDio sahs,i,u,.

ihe hfaziilan Variety Very scare,-a
Possible Substitute.
Ten or twelve years nVo n,a co,,td
oay all the Rio 'peeac root he wanted
LOT si-.S an ounce. says the New York
Tribune. Nov It cos,a siss. ana Il Il
quite az likely 20 grow more esneps,ve
as to become cheaper, The suppIy bas
almost ceased and the worlds stocT Il
said to be In the hands OF a few Amer
lean dealers. There Is much talk how.
ever. at the present time aboat the
Illness OF the CsEthaEena, or A. Gra
nhaa, root ~ an eilc.Cut sub. ute for
me brazilian article. At least Two
Poinis OF difference have been noticed
between The lwB, oue is merely in
aPPe4raacc When cut open the Car.
thasena root EADWE certain rings less
distinctly than does that from Rio.
lhe oiAcr dstlrrtlGR is more imp1r-
iant The aikaln!d upon which the
Bsaz'!i-n ipecae depends Tor its activ-
lty IS known as "tmstlne." TAs Is
found to only a sGaall degree IN the
cafthaEeua root, The chasac,eristlc
principle of tho latter Is known as
''eephari,ue." and its action Is some
what unlike that OF smstiua. Com
msntiuE on the situation a week or two
ago, TIE American pruPgias expressed
surpriss that more study had rot been
given 10 csphAsjlnc by experts than It
has thus far received Whenever new
varieties et vegetable dug are dis
covered I, Is customary to investigate
them wita great raFtIeuiarity. Thus
iar however, the physiological chem
ists are unable to speak with confidence
abou; the active principle Of the New
Granada root, One secret Of the dImiu-
uSion IL the output OF Rio lpeeac Is
the Labor 0t digging the roots. The
operation Involves bending over. and
IA sa.s u be exceedingly iiresume. But
thlE IS also true Of the CarthaseRa root.
The real explanation. therefore. is
probably the discovery by the Brazil
lans that rubber culture Is Just now
mors profitable than digging ipec,c.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
s,nnpethy.

Probably the reader has heard voices
which the following will recall to his
uiua. Il know Mr. PidsoEly Is a good
uaAa, said one OF the members o. the
family afger the caller had gone. -oui
/. makes me 90 tired to hear him talk"
Il know Why Ia is" said another mem
Der OF the family You feel ike
clearing your throat all the time to
help him out.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
usiTEp STATES LASp OFFICE.
IAMAk lnIn Aug. lsrn.

NOTICE Is hereby given ,ha; Adolph Marhurg,
~ assignee nf Clarence NJ. Lee, Of Lamar.
Colorado, has filed notice Of Intention to make
proof on his desert land claim No. 81, for the
StS Sttl aud StF SWS Of Section ~, Twp. - s.,
RhE. q W. 9Th P. NJ. In Colorado. before the
Thursdsy. tho 1lth day ~ Septsfnb ber, 1909
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation mud reclamation % said
land, Il. A. Nckihhnn. 6. :, Blosscr Il. Bowser
and q. d, baldwin, all OF Lamar, Colorado.
ag-sis W. \. MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

RoJnl Dyspcpsis Cure is a scientific
.1,,agra having the endorsement OF
S S,i5Fat physicians and the medical
- - I, -digosss what you eatr aud pos
l,;g,i,. rtres dyspepsia, NJ. A. Kasrou,
isiSs ipsil,,aiBgdale. 1san, says il cured bin
= Igjfrs ton Of ten years standing l..
IL Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
See Our Clubbing Rates
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF - NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
9. 5. LAsD oTIlon At LAn,r. coLo.

e. :. LASn OTTHCE At LANtE. CoLo.
Aug. ~ isga.
,-OTTt,E D. i hereby given that Asnd l.. Stew art
~ ~ Lamar. Cole. has hlf a notice Of intention
"a ma prof osi her desert land eiair1 Nolei, for
~. ", sec. -. Twp y 5, Rs. O. ". 9th Z. NJ in
Calo. before the Register aud Receiver At La
Der. ks.
she ns,nes tho following witnesses to prove
the cnRtplete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land: Lotto CrAwfor,i, John A. Williams. EzfR
q, Novel. and TreuyeH Ernest Novels. all
q LsnYf' Colo " N.rpu, Ro,,.,.r
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
Refreshing.

"plrkie. what dld your mamma say
when she saw Us coming along the
walk
she said. Wen. we'll, who on earth
has your father picked up now'' =
Atchizun Globe.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAsp oEncE n LANAn. cono., ]

LAND oFflcE At LANAn, Coro,l
Aug. rs. 1899.
MpIlt r Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inteii-
,on 70 make final proof in support OF Lis lain,
anu anu that said proof win be made before Regis
tir x. and hFceiyor ut Lamar, Colorado, on Satur-
~, peiohcr ]. 1888. yizi Enoch p. Tl.urston
~. n.a- S2; 5lsi, for Lots and and Els svA, of
sec II l~p q s.. RIs " W. 6th P. N. ia Colorado
epntin nucus residence upon and cultivation OF,
MI 4. . land; wig Ira Swadley. Johu.O Stream
.La n,iniam :, James aud George A. Bishop, all OF
aS1-o4 VA. MERHu.L. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
NoTIcE ZOE punLlCATIoN.
rxIrFp sTarfs LAND orrrcF.

LAMAR. CoLo Aug. Is, 1saa-
%TOTICF Is hereby lsiF5s chat the following
IN nams a settler has tiled notice OF his inter-
tiou to make final proof IN support of his claim.
and that said proof will be- m sde before the Reg
irfer aud Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
Saturday, Oct. 7. 1899, viz; Vincent v. tarrico,
s.. Rna IL W. 9th T.. NJ. in Colorado.
lie names the following witnesses g prove bis
Continuous rasitlen~. upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: IL. l.. Rnwles. j. A. BowleS, W.
ii. watkins aud r. W. Brooks, all of Lamar.
a3JJ W. 4 MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

N, 'rr' s a'wHys hope while there's On
,,'HH' No' gh 3Gre. IAN attack Of pneu
III 70 a left uly lungs in bad shape and I
~. near the tirst stages of consumption.
Miuuts Cough Cure completely
.t'7i ne. wri ~ Helen McHenTy, Bis.
mark, Nd. Gives instnp; reIisf III Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

F5- u1unsis, baFps. scsssdt@. Rss alds, a'srs-a
sSz diseases aG5 All irritating eFultions
s1iEius - ssaihiae and healipg - -
V ti's Witsh Harel SaiSe. Ars. E1nnia
BEleA MaSruH Eagipsoqsi Sufsery, Chi
sazr, saya - L. -whxu ali slse lui in
kszliaz cor babies IL viii cpsp. 4 II Mysrs
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

!, ihey are simply perfect, !" writes Rob't
moore .'9i o. La h,ayette, Ind, OF DeWitt,s
Ll1s,e -sl, s.ariy Hisers, the famous little
p .os constipation and all liver all.
ments- Never gripe, l. II. Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
DESERT LiSD FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FoR PUBLICATION.
Z. 5. Lam oFyIcr. LANAI CoLo.

Aug. -, isas.
NOTICE il hereby given that L-1ttie Crawford
~ II Lamar. Colo. has filrtinotiro of intention
. mn 10 final prnsf on her defeTt land claim No.
rs, for the Eti swli and lots and sec
= and the ~ Swh. aud lots and . sec. 70.
up. 4 ,. kE. Is W. aih p. ". Us Colo. beforr
~" RrZister aud Receiver at Lamar. t'olo., on
thursday, the leth dag uf October. Is99
She names the following witncsses 10 prove
me en1lrletr IRRIGATION and reclamation OF said
,aBd Maad l.. stewart John A. Williams Ezra
=. Nowels and TrellYcn Ernest Novels, all OF
Lamar. Colo.
aS0-eI WA. MERKuI, Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 5. LSSp oFFICE, LAMlF, CoLo.
Aug u ISfl.

Aug. %, 1879.
MOTTO F. i hereby given that Lorens NJ. Black
~ well. OF Lamar Colo. has filed notice of in
teution To make proof on her desert land claim
No. i0a for thc NWii and MI SWh Sec 81 and
NJ SEA sec. IS. Twp. 80 s., re. a. ". 9Th p. u.
in Colorado. before the Register or Receiver at
Lamar, Colorado. on Thursday, the 2Sth day OF
September, iSs9.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the complete IRRIGATION and reclamation OF said
land: y. \. Williams, j. &. Ford. W. $. Coates
aud +. Il. Leathern an. all of Lamar. Colorado,
as3 S27 W, "a. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

Dewit,'s little Early Riseps pcrma
nently cure chronic constipation. bilious
usrs. nervousness aud Woru-0ui feeling
cieapse and regulate the entire systeu,
Snali, pleasant never gripe ur sicken--
famous little pills l. II. Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

+Best on the market for coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles; for Group
II has DO eguai.- writes Henry X Whit
ford. South Canaan, Conn, of One Minute
Copgh Cure. /. II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
L. :. LkSn OyTIcE. LAMAR, CoI.o. !
August 2, iSssg.

August 2, iss9.
Motto T. u hereby given that 6eorge B. Nor
~ rihs, has filed notice OF intention
IN make final proof before Register aud Recover
- tltsir Office In Lamar. Iplas, ON Thursday. the
tn dhJ Of September. fasel. timber culture
tEpliea,inu Ma tsS2. for lots and and 81
NWs of Eection No. .. IN towu.hip No. q s.,
hv names witn-aEc-. MarSsuA j. McNil
i'm, % Carlton. Colo-. Joseph ". Hail and Frank
Z. Waters, of Lamar, Colo. and }. c. Merrill
A-ss w, A. MzRpuI.. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

Chester II. Brown, Kalamazoo, Mich,
~, !s. 'hodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me
:, d severe case OF indigestion; can strong
g., !, commend it to all dyspeptics." n.
s,s So ~nat you eat without aid from this
''l'ach, and cures dyspepsia. III. Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
TIMBER CULTuREFI FINAL PRooF-NorICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
I. 5. LASp orner. LAn4s, q ceso &c,

Aug. 10, ts9a. I
NOTICE Is hereby given that Iames A. Collins
~ has tiled notice 81 lntpDtion 10 make final
DFnuf before the Register and Receiver at
their ottiec IN Lamar, Colo, on Friday. t1c 2Pth
.iat Of September. 1879 on timber eulfurc appli
cation No. 4765. for the southwest quarter oi
-setiQn No. a. In township No. u s.. range No.
y w, Gsh r. ". in Colorado.
He names witnessert John A. Williams,
z. II. kosscrRns. W. z. damcs and Frank Lay,
all 81 Lamar, Coloredo.
a.s-s&5 W.. A. MEREILI.. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

= r Turner, Compton. No. was cured
a. pjlcs by DeWiit's Witch Hazel Salys
aft suGeEtbE seventeen years Hnd try
Z over tEsnty Fcm dies. Physicians
an surgeons endorse i; Beware Of dan
Z sons couatsrfoits l. II. Myers
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
A surprise.

Lord Dedbroke All. my Ameriean
VIE is one out of millloui
Jack Dasher-Indeed, didlt
mink yoa could set away with 1t so
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

To John Doe, Richard Roe. Mary Doe, and
Rachael Roe. the sole heirs az law. OF Julia
Guei rier deceased, the defendants above named
.GREETISG.
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The Municipal Election.

The municipal election in this city
last Monday resulted in the choice of
democratic mayor, two democratic
and three republican aldermen. From
party standpoint this is a gain for
the republicans; it puts into their
control the election of all the city
officers except the city marshal, night
policeman and janitor of Hancock
hall, and, following the example of
the democrats last year, there is little
doubt that the incoming board will
"put none but republicans on guard.
Ellsworth is a normal republican
city. Last week THE AMERICAN said
that if the republicans did not win, it
would be because of Indifference to
duty or treachery to party. Col. Bur-
rill was defeated, and his defeat is
clearly due to treachery to party In
four of the five wards he ran behind
his ticket. Had the republicans in
the three wards which they carried
been true to the ticket, he would have
been elected. The aldermanic major
ity (republican) in wards /, and
was 95; the aldermanic majority
(democratic) in wards and was 81;
yet the head of the ticket was beaten
by majority of 81.
The result of it all shows that in
spite of all the talk about the much
abused citizens movement, there are
voters enough in this city who are
yet not loyal enough to their party to
stand vaIantly by it in municipal as
well as in State and national affairs.
1t is to this lack of loyalty that Col.
Burrilfs defeat is due. But he made
gallant fight, and happily his defeat
is no discredit.