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The Lamar register., 1900-10-10
4 and s. 500 each

and S. $500 each.
Block 41-Lots and 5 81 90 each; lots 1, 8. 4,6
p,,,r and 4 s2oG eaehi aSa s,o each. lots
Block 4s-Lots i. T. i6, i and Il. 90 each; lots
R,ook u-1os. stse aSSds Il % 1e safh ii H.
ls and Y, sl.oO each; lots IS and II.
Block 4'-1e,f Is s.sh ''s7s' ''' 1s and H.
Block so-Lots to e inclusive. 500 each.
Block 5l-Lots to II i9sl%sive Z; % 81 90 EACH =,
Block SsLoss snd isa a. ss sss EACH lots s. TO- IL
-, $. 500 eaci
Block s4-Loss ssd 3 g. and s. slo' each lot g.
Block 5s- Lots I. 10 and l2, sloo each; lots s, o
Block 56-I.ots to IL inclusive, 81 90 each.
Block 57-Lots to II inclusive, 81. 90 each.
Block 62-Lots to inclusive, Sl.O0 each.
Block 63-Lot 2, Sl0O
Block 6s-Loss * D. = and g. si'oo each; lot 2
Block 69-I.ots to inclusive, 81. 90 each.
Block 74-Lots to inc clusivc, 81 90 each.
Block 75-Lots to inc lusive, $l.O0 each.
Block 79-I.ots to inclusive, Sl.0O each.
Block sO-Lots to inclusive. S. 90 each.
Bii BIoek i I-ssSS, $40
WEST SIDE ADDITION.
Block 16-Lot I. 500.
Block 17-Lot 10, Sl.OO.
Block H-Lot g. Soc
Block 45-Lots q and Z, S. 90 each.
Block 48-Lot q, 500.
Block 47-Lot l. $500.
Block 4.s-Lots and IL. 500 each.
Block +9-Lot l, $500.
SECTION T. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force five days from and after its pub
lication in the Lamar Register.
Passed and approved this LIST day of October,
A. d. 1900.
1T. LAwhEss,
Attest: II. P. SYP, Mayor.
[sEALi clerk and Recorder.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-10
For Sale.
One first-class water right in Fort
Lyon Canal, easy terms.
G. b. THoMAN.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, CoLo.,
nct 1Q00

LAND OFFICE At LAMAR, COLO.,
Oct. 2, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the Reg
November s, 1900 viz: Moroni Shaw, II. E. No.
1889. for the Lots and and Eh SWA Sec. 10,
Twp. % s., Rng. 4s W. 9Th p. NJ. in Colorado.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
and Howard q. Fulkerson. George Peterson and
Oscar Mann. all of Lamar. Colo.
o3-n7 w. A. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1900-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Tsnsu rnr n npt ION

LAMAR. COLo Oct. l, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the Reg.
ister and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado. on
Friday, November Q, 1900, viz: Joseph W. Cal
honn, H. E. No. 45l6 for the S1s NWi4 and
NWk NWl4 of Sec. II, Twp. % s., Ring. Al W.
9th z. NJ.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: W. W. Reynolds and Callie Rey-
nolds, of Lamar. Colorado, and Stephen N. Can
field and James Baird, of Holly, Colorado.
o3-n7 WA. MERRILL. Register.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04
FRINK MAKES FRIENDS
OF R0SLYN MINERS.
with Congressman Jones He Takes
Part In the Closing Rally
OF the Campaign.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intellgencer
ROSLYN. Nov. A--Last night al Unity
hall the last Republican rally OF the cam
paign in this city WAS held Hon. j. VI.
Frink and Hon. w. l.. Jones. besides sew
eral Of the county candidates. were pres
ent. The large hall was full TO overflow
ing, and many were compelled 10 stand
tho tirst speaker introduced and kept tire
close attention OF his audience FOR about
thre9-auarters o! an hour. He explained
hts position On various public matters TO
the complete satisfaction or all, and then
took up the subject OF the school book
scandal. pointing out the numberlsxs err
rorS ard ridiculous bIunders those books
contain and how they had been fosstea
upon the school children for period 81
Eve long years. Every word uttered BY
Mr Frink seemed 10 make a deep impress
sion upon hts bearers, and these Books
will NOT be forgotten on election day Mr.
Frink made lasting friends n the miners
here by explaining wherein he had worked
for their interests during his legislative
career.
Mr.. Jones spoke about an hour. and his
words carried conviction. He said that
the present prosperity "a this state was
more noticeable In this city than IN any
other locality In tho state On hls last
visit here the men were ragged aua each
one had look az anxiety upon hls face
but nnw the miners were IA better condi-
t.on. not having any look % care on their
t!esahle feature. Then the miners WORKED
from enc 20 three lays per week now
they work day and night ane Sundays toe
The meeting was a decided success ard
the Republicans are very fu5ilGnt and
confident Of yiStory
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r. The whatcem and Cheney normal
schools were forced out Of existence in
bills for their maintenance He author
lied the introduction OF bill providing
that these schools be abolished. In his
message OF 1889 he said: "A demand is
affording good positions for few profess
sors- Let US have as few colleges
as possible
IL In his message Of 1897 Rogers rec
commended the adjustment of the office
of state dairy commissioner, thus show
ing his disregard for TIE interests OF the
farmers and dairymen which. by the
faithful administration Of this office may
be greatly subserved. To emphasize his
contempt Rogers said that a dairy com
missioner was OF no more use than hen
commissioner" would be. Failing to have
the Office abolished Rogers did the next
best thing by appointing Mcdonald. an
oleomargarine dealer, at whose reckless
and proven crookedness he has connived.
IA. In his Inaugural message Rogers
charged that a frightfully corrupt condi-
ton existed In the state penitentiary. and
recommended immediate inyestigation,
inals were not on the inside. He never
submitted fragment of evidence In sup
port Of his charge. The state senate
submit whatever evidence he had. but
the governor, content with the SANDER OF
the preceding administration refused
Is, 90 open ar, and notorious became the
asylum that the legislature OF 1899 In
sisted upon an investigation The legfs-
lative committee, after careful work, re-
ported on the abuses in the asylum,
showing a condition OF unparalleled rot
tenness and mismanagement. Rogers has
never noticed the report.
1s Rogers appointed a board of state
pilot commissioners which promptly nut
out of commission the Washington pilot
boat on the Columbia and placed the
farmers and grain shippers OF Eastern
washington at the mercy OF the Oregon
pilotage ring One honest member Of the
Washington board. who preferred charges
OF bribery and corruption against his as
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BIG DEMONSTRATION
HELD AT CENTRALIA.
Republicans Close Their Campaign
with the Largest Political Oath
ering Yet Held.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelliaencer
CENTRALIA, Nov. 3.--Tha Republicans
closed their campaign here tonight with
a monster rally and great enthusiasm.
Hon. John h Allen. OF Seattle. was the
dressed an audience which packed the
opera house. Large delegations came
from Winlock and Chehalis by special
train. and upon arriving q parade was
had which eclipsed all efforts In this line
during the campaign here. Hundreds OF
Republicans were In line. There were
numerous transparcncies and the enthu-
siasm was intense. The streets were
abiaze with red fire. roman candles and
rockets.
Mr. Allen gave an excellent address and
punctured tho Democratic doctrine upon
every point. He gave a splendid descrip-
ton OF the governments policy in the
Philippine matter and scored the Demo-
Gratis on the trust proposition. He was
given the best OF attention and long and
loud applause.
Mr.. Allen was in good voice and spoke
eioouently. His arguments were consid-
cred invincible by all who heard him.
and prominent Democrats were heard 10
praise the force of his remarks. He made
an excellent impression and many votes
for the party. The opera house was filed
To OVERLOOKING and MeNitt hall was Sc
cured for the overfiux. IL was packed
and addresses were made by Hon. A. IL
Rice. David Stewart, N. " Conman and
others. Mr.. Allen also spoke.
Centralia will roll up about LIS majority
for Mckinley and the state ticket SEN
ator Frink win get an immense vote here
Many Democrats are supporting him.
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CAMPAIGN IN ADAMS co.
Republican Speakers Eject Good Re-
suits and Victory for the Ticket
II Predicted.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer
RfTZyTLtE. Nov. 3,-Active and eff
fective work has been done this week in
Adams county. Speaking In one or sew
eral communities has been going on ev-
cry night p A. Getz, of Ellensburg. has
been in the county the entire week, max
Ing a number Of speeches in the German
language among the German voters.
among whom he has received very cor
dial reception. and good work has been
accomplished for the national and state
Republican tickets. His arguments were
made in vigorous and effective German,
and his presentation of the claims of the
Republican candidates for the votes OF
the citizens of Washington VIII bear
fruit. considerable number of those
who have been undecided have given
positive assurance of their intention to
support the ticket
While q considerable percentages OF the
citizens OF Adams county do very little
talking about matters pertaining to the
election, they are doing diigent listening
and thinking: and this fact. together
with the vast material advancement OF
the county's interests under the Mcl<in-
ley administration. as well as the con-
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REWARD OF MERIT.
A New Catarrh Cure sscures Ma
tional Popularity In tees Than
One Year.

Throughout a great nation Of eighty
million il is desperate struggle 10. secure
s sssn ssssogn,ton FOR new sr,ic ssxo 70
and yet within enc year stuarts catarrh
lanlets, the new cats-rrh cure. mas met
with with sneh success that today L can %
round IN every drug store throughout the
United States and Canada.
~, 40 oe SURE q large smovnt OF sav ,sss =,
ms was necessary In the frss mssanse ,s 20
bring the remedy 10 the attention 81 tne
public but every one familiar. with the
subject knows that advertising. alone
never made any article permanently sue
lutte. undeniabie merit. ard this the new
marked degree.
inhalers, sprays and local washes or oint-
ments now use Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
because, as one Of the most prominen0
convenient form all the really efficient
eatarrh remedies. such as red gum qua
acni. Eucalyptol. and Sanguinaria-
They contain no cocaine nor optate, ana
are given 10 little children with entte
SAFETY anu benefit
DR. ]. J. Reitiger. OF covington. Ky,
ana suffered fr9m eata . 10 my ees ~
the nose and Irritation IN the throat at
fectfng my voice and often extending 20
inc stomach. causing satarrh OF re s,om,
stuarts Catarrh Tablets at my druggist :.
carried them In my pocket and used them
ial,hfully, and the way II which they
~ remarkable. I had no catarrh last win
ter and spring and consider myself entire
" Tree from any satarrhai ;rsu ns,,x W
Va, writes: l suffered from catarrh near
ly my whole life and last winter my two
chiidren also suffered from catarrhal
coius and sore throats 80 much they were
out OF school a large portion of the win
ter. Ny brother. who was cured or ca
tarrhal deafness by using Stuarts "a
much that did so and am truly thank.
full for what they have done for myself
and my children. always keep box OF
the tablets In the house and at the hrst
appearance OF cold or sore throat we
mp 1t In the bud and cata-rh II no longer
= household affiiction with u.s.
Tablets are sold for Atty cents at all
druggists
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employees DENY
REPORTED FRAUD.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
GREENWOOD, b. c., Nov. S.--Raflroad
employees and ofyicials OF Kootenay divi-
sion, Canadian Pacific railway. especially
those who have occasion TO make Green
wood their headquarters, are justly In
dignant and annoyed over the untruthful
story sent out from Vancouver regard
ing recent investigations held in that city
and at Nelson over their alleged con-
nection with the Irregularities OF certain
passenger conductors OF this division.
great prominence having been given the
same in the press. The story was the
result 1t Is said. of most vivid imagina-
ton Even so high an official as r..
Manpole. superintendent of the Pacific
division, goes on record by saying that
the truth was exaggerated and that any
irregularities that had happened were
not IN themselves an unusual occurrence
one conductor was dismissed and one
suspended. There was no. Investigation
OF any ticket agent as alleged. and so
far as a perfect 'spotting' system being
that, too, WAS a myth.
The company did employ one "spotter,"
who went by the name OF ]. G.. Cameron.
operator and as a detective in the en-
ploy Of the Canadian customs. II Is
said that his evidence at the trial was
oa s ne ticket sy Sam over wo as Line wn
discharged conductor. This was true.
but. Il is said in reply that before he
could accomplish his object he had won
Woods personal friendship through fra
ternal obligation, which he prostituted to
secure evidence by getting Woods to car
~ himself and a woman over the line
between here and Rossland. Woods is
now in Vancouver, and in q letter re-
cefved by n local employee tonight saws
that through his solicitor. Hon. q. r.
Mcbride. he has demanded an apology
from the Vancouver Province, in which
the story was first published. and In de-
While Woods name was not directly
mentioned IL was by way OF innuendo AZ
he was one of the most popular and long
service conductors In the West The re-
Election on the integrity OF members Of
station staffs along the line OF the Co.
lumbia q Western Is highly resented. the
report In this respect being destitute of
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CLOSING OF THE CAMPAIGN.
rHuRsToN REPUBLIcAxs sUnE OF
A BIG VICTORY.
Ready 10 Take Its Place Again
Among the Banner Cosaties of
the state with . Majority of
Five Hundred-Demecrat divided

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
OLYMPIA, Nov. 2-The Republican
campaign closed In Thurston county to-
night when Hon. A. J. Falkner and Hon.
Alien Weir addressed a big meeting az
Olympia theater
The interest and enthusiasm manifested
by Republicans was such as TO guarantee
full vote of the party Tuesday. and
consequently q Republican victory.
Several days ago Chairman Kreider. OF
the county committee, gave out. as
the result OF thorough poll Of the coun-
ty. his figures as to the Republican ma
jority on Tuesday. The figures then were
TO the effect that every candidate on the
county ticket would be elected. and that
the state and national ticket would have
800 votes over the opposition. These
figures yet appear to be conservative ex-
cept that since the big meeting at which
Senator Frink and Congressman cushman
spoke, without doubt many votes have
been gained for the state ticket. 1t seems
now more than likely shat Frink Will
have az least 800 majority in this county,
and several bets have been made on these
figures by Republicans
The Democratic campaign In this county
has been unique. First. the chairman of
the county committee is q reconstructed
artf-Rogers man. as are also most OF
the members OF the committee. Then.
again. that party has had for three weeks
past daily organ. the Anti-Imperialist.
subsidized by the Rogers state committee
and edited by John Miller Murphy. than
whom there IL not a more bitter hater Of
Rogers in the state. Mr.. Murphy has had.
az associate editor. Chief Clerk AiIing. Of
the secretary Of states office. but even
his friendship for the governor and his
editorial position have failed to make the
paper a Rogers organ Between the pa
per's management and the county COM
strained 20 that there has been great
pulling and hauling I'm conducting the
campaign. The natural result of such
a condition has been that all the Demo-
cratic candidates are conducting personal
and free-lance campaigns and the whole is
disorganized proposition.
In published statement the Democratic
committee claims the county by from
100 to 800, but as matter of fact II
is known that ehat committee has hopes
only OF pulling through but two men.
and their hopes. II may he added. are
not, OF the substantial kind II was ru-
mored today that some Turner money had
found It's way into the county 10 aid in
the election of c. II. Cioueh. Demo-
cratic candidate for state senator. but
Mr.. Turner can hardly be so foolish as to
throw away his money. The Democratic
candidate for senator " generally con-
coded to be one Of the weakest candi-
dates on the ticket.
Thurston county will he heard from
In the proper manner Tuesday NEXT. when
1t viii take its former place among the
banner Republican counties OF the state.
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NEWS OF THE UNIVERSITY.


The first regular football practice since
the return ot the University or Washing
ton team from Eastern Washington was
held Friday afternoon AS the second
team has several games In tho near flu
ture, II was given the ball and the univer-
sity team placed on the defensive The
second team succeeded In scoring against
the heavier aggregation.
The urivereity's next game Will be Tues
day. with the Seattle high school II the
whole university team could be played IL
would undoubtedly have the advantage
over the lighter men, but under the exist
ing circumstances the result Is Somewhat
doubtful Several OF the men are stiil
crippled as a result Of the Eastern trim.
to vote As consequence s there as viii nph re
several second team players on the team
Manager Remington states that there
second team every SATURDAY from this
time until the end Of the season. A game
had been arranged fer Yesterday between
s .ss scent s, T ss% and The Tsso%a ngs
refused 10 play.
The es-ess held an ,s.xsitias athletic
from the city present The following were
clas. wcrk and arm By girls company
by Miss Edith burgess. second heat. won
Ny Miss Lucy Corbett. third heat. Miss
Anne Hubert and Miss Beatrice soronsen
Miss Sarensen. Miss Corhett second
Indian club Face-Won by Miss PhenA
Smith. Miss Maud r.s Gate second
Obstacle rsce-won BY Miss Corhett.
Miss Wheeler second
Orange rsce-won BY Miss cruewer. Miss
M.agher second.
fnterciass relay race-wor by the fresh
man team. consisting Of Miss IL Cate
Miss Mann. Miss Corhett ana Miss soren-
sen
After the conclusion Of .he meet there
were two bakket hsii sames played be-
tween four picked teams Ire Trans cap.
tanned by. Miss Anne Hubert and Miss
rcarl Mcdonnell played ar exciting tie
game, -, and the team saptained hy Miss
Tyler defeated the Miss Re Gates team
AZ N result Of Halloween sh~ csspper y,
the big university bell n missing The
classes have been Gated sy the faultor
climbing 80 the tower and striking the
hell with hammer. ~ has been TIE am
eiticn % tho Halloween Nenfs Cor several
years 20 rurictn IN. ciappcr % the bell.
ces.fui
II = thought that II was taken during
TIRE football came that was played
"Wednesday afternoon.
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I. U'REN 6 CO.,
al New York Block
Phone, MAIN 1918

surveyor: T. w Daniels. for county COM
n1iseioner;- A. #. Chapman. for coroner;
c. w. Fisk. for Justice Of the peace. and
w. c. Campbell. for constable.
Pacific county has four old soldiers
on the Republican ticket, namely: ii. N.
Corey. for clerk: J. II. Dalton. for au-
ditor; c. Z. Huson. for treasurer. and
J. II. Turner for assessor.
Pierce county Republicans recognized
the civil war veterans by placing the
foiiowing ON the county ticket: Col.
Thad Huston. for superior Judge: W. p.
0argenf. for sheriff; J. Is. Noel. for sur
veyor. and II. r. Garretson. for justice
In Spokane county ave Of the Republi-
can nominees are veterans Of the great
civfl struggle. including A. r. Williams.
for ahsessor; w. Dean and j. N. Butler.
Tor commissioner: A. H. Harrison and G.
w. Nease, for the legislature.
In Whatcom county r. A. Marmont, .
veteran Of the civil war. was nominated
for wreckmAsfer. and In Yakima II. L.
Tucker. nominee for sheriff. and Robert
Scott candidate for assessor. are both
members Of the O. A. r.
Few Az Democrats.
on the Democratic ticket In Garfield
the candidate for auditor r. r. T. Ham,
mond. . Philippine veteran. Joseph
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sociates. was promptly removed from o
flee by Rogers.


II. When the boys and men of the state
of Washington FASTENED TO enlist in their
countrys service at the outbreak OF the
Spanish war. the mismanasement o.
militia and allowed most OF its uniforms
and supplies to fall into condition OF dis
repair. No effort was. made by Rogers
to decently uniform and equip the volun-
teers: about half enough uniforms TO
60 around were drawn from the militia
supplies and the remainder OF the men
started for the war in old and tattered
garments branded condemned" New
uniforms and decent equipments secured
at San Francisco were paid for out of the
is Rogers himself has regularly drawn
from the state treasury his travelling ex-
penses on excursions about the state and
elsewhere i is seneIslly understood a.
many. that he has always Travelled on
passes. On the occasion OF n trip from
Olympia TO Ellensburg he was accom-
the capital presented to the state audi
tor an account for fares and hotel bills.
not only for himself. but also for every
member OF his family who had accom-
USELESS ExTRAvAcANCE.
10. Rogers record has been one OF ex-
traordinary and useless extravagance.
His board OF control, headed by Sntveiy.
has dissipated thousands of. dollars In
alleged management of state institutions.
and the administration now faces heavy
deficiency, In the first two years %
Rogers rule all appropriations were
CURED amounting TO nearly $4,000 The
largely Increased appropriations Of 1893
have already been exhausted. and ~ Is
now known that deficiencies exist ex-
ceedlng $4,000 which win be greatly In
creased before another appropriation can
be made. Notwithstanding the fact that
been collected 10 an amount exceeding
81 an. zoe and the administration has real
ized 500 600 from the unexpected sale OF
tide lands. unauthorized BY the people:
the state indebtedness has been increased
by Rogers by more than $4,000. Places
In the state Institutions have been Gre
afed for scores OF political fayorites. who
are paid high salaries, while the actual
work f. done by poorly paid subordi-
mates. There !. waste and leakage In
every department
principle OF honest politics IL shown In
the manner OF Rogers reconciliation.
niscredited. deSpisnd and defeated bv
large majoritses of both Democrats and
cured only by the Wholesale promise Of
places and the tberni distribution ~
money. methods appropriate 20 and char
acterfstic Of the Infamous co-partnership
formed ~ the nutse; Of Rogers political
career SO tespieable was the whole
transaction that the fusion convention.
nomInatine Rogers and his slate. bitterly
denounced its own actions.
sach 10 the substance Of the
twenty counts I'm the peoples tn
dictm~nt against Gov. Rogers.
Thesc have heretofore been fully
presented ny the rost-fat~fft-
gencer. supported by the most
complete and convisefsg evil
dep~e-
The fully rrr~ned product Of
four y~ars of political corrup-
tIon, the perfected speeimes af
n sciash, biEofed and narrow
minded political suteeraf. John
n Rogers seeks recollection sole
~ on his .record."
Hi. record has been faIly pre-
scented.