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The Lamar register., 1900-02-14
srpLeY is NOW 4 REPUBLICAN,
Announces Ills Candidacy Tor that
Party's Nomination for congress

The Oil City pennsylvania Der
rick has published the following let
tei from Congressman ], e. Sibley,
written in response to cal! from
friends in various counties Of tho
district, asking him to be a capdi
date for congress on the republican
ticket:
Washington. D. c., February D.
Gentlemen: Responding to your re-
quest that / again become a candi-
date for congress, permit me to briefly
express my appreciation of the honor
you do me. The political creed that
governs my actions may be briefly
stated, to support every man and ey.
cry measure that has for an animat
ing purpose the welfare OF society
aud the upbuilding, prosperity and
glory of our common country
'In a most trying period in the
nations history believe the admin
istration has conducted affairs with
safety and with honor, having in
view the welfare of all classes of citi.
zens. Junius wrote in one of his led
tiers as follows The merits of min
isuy may be best determined by oh.
serving the conditions OF the people,
.'If tins be fair test OF merit, then
! | believe the President is entitled TO
the respect, confidence and support
of every man who prefers the wGl
fare OF all classes of citizenship 10
the welfare Of any portion thereof
under party divisions.
When candidate for your suf
/ frsges l pledged myself to support
measures coming before congress re
/ gaFdless of political bias, and 10 give
to their consideration the best quail
ties of head and heart in my posses
sion This pledge ! have honestly
and earnestly tried 10 maintain. 1
supported the administration because
l am in sympathy with its actions Of
the past, the present, and its aims for
the future, so far a. they are outlined.
ANY measures which in their tenden-
cy threaten present prosperity should
be viewed by US all As impending ca.
lsmities to be avoided Ny duty, as
I believe 1t to be the duty Of every
cItizea wlso recalls the misery OF the
last few wears aud contrasts it with
the present content aud happiness of
our people n a xhole, Is to make
common cause that the blessings eu
joyed at the present moment shall be
maintained aud enlarged,
Il therefore accept your cali and
pursuant thereto. announce myself
as your candidate for congress from
the Twenty seventh district, renew
ing my pledges Of the past TO give
to you and TO the principles you rep,
resent aud to the nation my best
efforts for the continuation Of the
present prosperity and those princi
pies which, If / understand the aim
Of the republican party at the pres.
ent time, win further enhance aud
secure to all classes and conditions
of society more enlarged aud gen
eral participation in the blessings Of
free government
'.RespectfnlIy,
aIrNEDEI ~ CTlaF IFxyT.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14
In the District coust Of the counn
of Bort, State OF Colorado.
N THE MATER or THR AplUpicATioN
OF PRioRITIEs 10 TIE Csc OF NNrER
FOR IRRIGATION AID BoAFSTFS' ~ p
POSES IN WATER DISTRICT NJ AREHe 81.


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sta,ss8eat essgsa AEprsl elsa hrfcln - -
Anity t.Nnd 8 lFrssastcs CssafssHE, elsa l1n
iass tn sad Aslity Lssi 4 fFgsssfisa t-ciaa.
pSnH has As-s. aud sf!t y PARTY e saist gffs
rsgstisls. Aisi tlsat she Ciztat ftaSHs later fn-
ant ii5s ! si,e agecsssaf u the said kit7 tsnd
ard irrtssittu tssnIsia, suti II - agf 5zld ia
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csc, that ~ nsfns' q ~ l.sssss 49, eaaA.s
prtiytan are N snuQrdsscs HltA titr several
statements - clSstzs hist ~ ssta sftet = cla;'
Lamar hsl Cert any csrg,sFas4ss a ~ HFie
Ditsb rlAtFi,ra y lAs A1Ss 8sssii Eepapaslf q
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ratslsa tsa Ny itEleafips D8tees ssusEsny =,
sal eissuar'i u tls W itrtrasis< iisirs tpsats
Ths asavli JHusl. Nrsar,psf sssi tzarsussesau,
GagsFshT. coTl-lfaitsssi he " * No sssay
lrrtsstips p,tsi., claimed - y 3. No aai-5.
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tfzs-8 prs-szld ie.h csg q SgtvHsts-F E-e uss
tulg sHssflfsrt 70 On t<ahaif a isr sssia AariiF
Lad 4 tErl.attisla fss alfg. Hsl tsse e5t tEesa
FfAls " atEF EaUItsas. aist thas as A%szsssl ifta
said EsiAzzasut ~ fho NassstsHe As1sEs ~ tlae
stats ~ ttasgrstl. va aalf psagRs8 ffogs npst
iatenrH5 urt tAst ptiArna u pEesasassvs 81 sgks
NOW FHEEEguhE q {. arttses
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tsss nsniga osiinfluT. 9at thas sia zsgi@ai rrH1-
esi i8y - siluHs 20 - iflssrsssi - ssti tsfsa-
platas Water t'gaats>ly - s4Esilszts - zssiafti
ths several rissu1a.ts - raaass 1zasufltsfTi a.
said uEtititl a. aeIslls-p-
tkuses fuz tiao gl2 iisfnr - ~. eess stara llnF
y eIhfrsi 1nNrFi aehtnhs fEla fsrwa1 Eissts
Na1es issa5famg stEviisaG hF tAs ea3E1sua0
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shsll ~ iA sl,. sau " afr hHusarsa lsssiaFs szsi
sahsaet 70 az spFsusal y thas tasirt az khe
JEssE O. NnRTHCUTr.
Distrsei Saaes.
STATE or COLORADO.
l. Frank krcyhsn, risss - ~ Dssts3r,
Court of tlss Ard Jpdicsai bsssf4fs - fisc rfatr
% GulB-aio vislItn afi1 saf th tsisiizsg q k-zt
Dc isfTehF certify she foresysgle a. - a flil.
trte 4ud euLrseef csspy ~ IL asstE sasdo - tie
hsaurshis Insa~ q NsYthealt, 3asfss ~ said
pistries aart. os the sfl AsS y } I@assFG,. 4. y
itt = sse sarssn HgN remains y iscgga u saAti
III tsstlinouy vi.efraf have arrraata s..t ny
haaa and HiilAel fttR ss,al AZ ssla olst st sslY
s;ttes y las Aalzsi - this sst aas - iaEnAr9
FRANK RREYmI.i.
sEAL flrFS.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

Senator Woleott pronounees the
Bryan candidacy one Of the most
pleasing episodes in American politi
cal history. He says the democrats
want Bryan, the republicans want
the democrats to have Bryan, and
Bryan wants himself; everybody is
therefore happy.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

SewalI and Watson, the two demo
pop candidates for vice president in
1896, have both announced their be
lief that Mckinley will be re. elected.
They say that he has brought to the
country the prosperity that he prom
ised, and the people would be fools
to turn him down.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14
Notice to Subscribers.

We are forced once again to call
the attention of some of our sub
scribers to their long overdue ae.
counts. There are quite number
of these on our books and we need
the money, Some of these accounts
Will have to be placed for collection
unless an early settlement is made.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

On this page will be found letter
from that former great silver cham
pion, j. G. Sibley of Pennsylvania,
announcing his willingness to accept
republican nomination for congress.
Mr.. Sibley frankly says that he real.
izes that the hope of the American
people IS in Mckinley and the policy
of his administration, and therefore
he pledges his support to the repub.
lican party.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

Trans 5 aud Q are yestihale trains hatScaa
c6ieasss ana p,gTrr. they vii rAsry chair ear
And Puitfuhu Through wlthnHt ebensFs
Traias and sru Local E1press tEasna ant
will eagrE n nj aud scuud class sn7ctf' AnAAiieA
saepsrs ard Pullnan slerpsrs.
Ten per cent Fsstlartl0a razfsias q sve NJ p =
sals WhFn round "trip tirkets are t'tlrr iialsa'l'
q ]. tlAa1tN Aken:.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

New York has convicted million
aire's son of murder in the first de-
gree, That is something a Colorado
court would never do. Still we cry
"plutoeratsn and tools of the money
power" at the New Yorkers.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

Colonel Bryan hesitated moment,
seemed lost aud laid down his knife
and fork. ''What is it, Colonel 81
anxiously asked his host. Il remem-
ber now" he said, partially recover
ing himself. This is my regular time
OF day for stating my latest views on
the expansion question. Excuse me
a moment, please" And he went ont
to the waiting reporters. - Exchange
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

For the first time in the history of
the present political parties the only
question to be decided by the na.
tional conventions is who will be the
candidates for vice. president.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

No one has been killed in Ken
tucky since our last Issue. This Is
evidence of the wisdom of the claim
of European governments that the
way TO preserve peace is for all to be
heavily armed
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

The Denver city council last week
tried to emulate the example of the
Kentucky Legislature, but their fierce
ness oozed out before ary blood was
shed.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

General Shafter rises to inquire il
the British military critics, who pro
nouneed him too slow aud tedious in
1898, consider Butler the real swift
article.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

Kentucky should heed the warning
contained in the case of Brigham H.
Roberts, and not establish three
seats of goyernment-Ex Exchange,
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

Gen. Sherman said "War is he'll"
and now it has been amended by the
addition of the words ''and that is
Kentucky"
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14
A streke Of Enterprise.

The Denver Times announces that
they have secured twenty one. Of the
most talented writer's in the United
States 10 contribute to their col.
umns, A glance at the prominent
names assures US that they intend 10
furnish their readers with the rarest
literary treat ever set before news.
paper readers.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

Colorado Springs tcolo9 Gazetts Daily
Mining Edition. 81 year IN advsi=eo An
the mining news and stock quoarioar
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14

Tree Of Charge
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14
THE LAMAR HARDWARE [
[ Wish
To Announce

am again the eld taking orders for FRUIT and OR
SAMENTAL TREES from the old reliable Hart Pioneer
Nursery My sales enable handle in carload lots
Apple Cherry and Plum have been advanced in Preeby
the nnrseEymen hat the low freight enable me
give my patrons satisfactory prices Thanking you for
past fayors and continuance Of same L am
Yours TO Please,
The Lamar register., 1900-02-14
Hardware, Furniture,
TinWare, Harness, ett

We carry The largest stock in our line ever carried
in eastern Colorado and can sell 10 you at lowest
prces ever known in Tho Arkansas valley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20
ON FIRE WHEN BeACHED.
The Steamer HeIgoIand Now Shapeess Mass
OF Iron Sails and Cordage.

St. Johns. y. T., Jan. 19.-Thc tug
Incraham has returned here from the
wreck Of the Helgoland in st. Marys
bay. \ diver who was sent down. yes
terday afternoon, found the steamer a
shapeless mass of iron. sails and cord
age. Her miZZen mast was hurled
overheard when she struck: her fun
mel probably went at the same time
ana her mainmast followed. Her fore
mast alone is standing. The only let
tens Of her name now remaining are
"Hcl."
The coast folk who first sighted the
ship asserted that She was on fire as
she entered the bay, flames being
plainly visible. The captain was max
ing for the land t. beach the steamer
when the fatal rock was struck. As
yct no bodies have been recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

gold. The fabric over the senior war
dcn's station in the west is Grecian
gable and that over the Junior war
denis station in the south is a plain
entabla ture, both supported by pil1s-
tcrs and capitals similar to those ~
the east. The masters station -
thanked by heavy white huttresScS.
terminating with pcdcstals nj the out
.r ends. upon which are placed tn"
rough and perfect ashlor@ in marble:
ana In each buttrcsS ar" rcc"ptari' W
for the working tools and other articles
needed i'll doing the secret work IN
both branches. The east is reached by
three steps. the west by Two. and the
snIth ~ one. according IL ancient
preCedcntS.
The furniture is massive ana luXuri-
GUS. It is all of solid golden quart"r"d
OAK. upholstered with the finest 'dr
nhsh Of Il deep shade Of green. I'M
masters chair is the finest in tho halL
The frame work is Is inches hi2h.
which is crowned with an elaborate
hand carved panel, cmbcliished with
aoa. ana dart muuIdings, the sides
tutad with Ionic capitals at each cor
all IN the SOlll JAN ''ll ca - '''
of The masters chair. and ut each "i
IA other stations, are chairs IF similar
design. but without the carved panel
and n foot shorter. The space at the
right Of the masters station. on pat
form of one step. is occupied by 1"ui
elaborate easy chairs for past masters
ana eminent visitors. ON the left is a
fine Merrill piano. The floor chairs fer
tha minor officers are in keeping with
the others. Comfortable sofas ar"
placed around the hall for the use 81
tho brethren. The altar contains some
nvo,,isite workmanship in wood cary
,ng The top is supported by tluted
solid oak columns with Ionic carved
capitals. and the body Of the altar in
side the columns is ornamentcd with
heavy carvings. The upholstered
kneeiing base is Detachable
The pedestals at the different sta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

of prominent members. The banquet
tables for This room are extra heavy
ana long, ana occupy but little room
when not in use.
ln the roomy vestibulc are the lava
tory, toilet couycnionces ana the
culincry ARRANGEMENTS Two large oak
extension tables have been provided,
ana refreshments can he served handi-
~ at any time. The room is carpcted
with linolcum uf the best quality. ana
tn walls are delicatoly tinted.
The stairs leading to the street are
provided with rubber treads ana the
hall decorations are continued down to
the vestibulc Of Union hall On the first
floor. The hall and antc-rooms are
heated throughout.
Thu committee whose members have
given 50 freely If their time ana con-
sideration Is this work is made up as
follows: y. G. Smith. l.. -. EoWden.
Preston Hersry. q. +. Libby and Will
liam Dobson. l.. l.. Libby acting as
treasurer for the committee. They are
to he congratulated on the happy re-
suit of their labors.
III" decorating was done by II. &.
Aiken Of Boston. assisted by J. w.
BIlch Of that city. The lodge furni-
ture was furnished ny a. Il. & +. l..
Shaw Company of Boston. The cleo
tric lighting was done by the Pittstield
Electric Light & Power Company. The
carpets We're furnished by &. +. Wick
cry and J. y. Martin. The shutters by
Webber x Gage. Augusta. The rub
Der work by the Revere Rubber Com
pany, Boston. The gavels. extension
tables ana other articles by J. y. Mar
tin. The elegant Merrill piano is the
property Of the Eastern Star. The
whole cost If these improvements is
over $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20
Fire in Barnum & Baiey's Quarters.

Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. 19.-Fire at
the Barnum < Bailey winter quarters.
tonight. destroyed one of the largest
car barns. containing IL cars and also
the quarters Of the Italian laborcrs
on the railroad improvements nearby.
causing 4 loss estimated to be $40. 900.
Among the cars destroyed We're two
sleepers. the Buffalo Bill Snow buhet
car ana Mr.. Bailcy's private car. for
merly used by the late +. 7. Barnum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20
Beers LOSE HEAVILY.
Their Attack on French's Advance Post Proves
Rather Disastrous.

London. Jan. H. -l2o +. M.-.Thc var
office has made public dispat ches from
Field Marshal Lord Roberts. dated today.
recording the scouting movements in
cape colony. including the ambushinE OF
the Australians. when two Of the latter
were killed ana II were reported missing
H. adds: "a Bocr dcscrtcr states that the
enemy ecvrcly suffered in attacking
Irr,.mch'4 advanced post. jan. T.: Seventy
Beers arc still unaccountcd for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20
Reducing Boston's Expenses.

Boston. Jan. l9-The curtaimcnt of the
city's working force in, the interest of
economy. was continued by Mayor Hart.
this afternoon. when Supt. Flood of the
wire department. discharged 10 men. The
force Of the department previous TO the
discharges numbered about 10 men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

Tho main han is RI Inv ~ foot A.
one enters il under INA alnu. M N.
cherries AMI ,nnrn,cbas H. ',ost ~.
beautiful1v iIInn,inata1 cai1inc ,irst ~ -
Tracts Hi IN. ~ ra,ganu. Hints ~
n p.rfact sunrise tho rlo,.,. and ha,,,,,.
If I'M dov ara sean III pr9du,l,,- tI.n,I
tbr,iIab :, cIo,,daI cavern. st,,l3.3
1.ftb .rIin7nsAe NJ tho bn,,..'nI,. hnIi.,
NJ th. gInnm ~ darkest niaht tbrono,
which the moon iIIumfnatss the o,-rr-
b,nainr clouds ana sheds III siIy.ry
briabtness upon tha west This c,.iI-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20
Mr.. Hay Arrives at Cape Town.

d M new United states consul at Pretoria.
arrived. yesterday, and will start for his
post. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

cert in Union hall to nearly 1000 people
Every selection was received with hearty
applause from the entire audience and
the orchestra responded to several en-
cores. Following is the programme
March. 'Nuptial Party"
Overture, "Nabuco."
Waltz, arr.
Clarinet Solo, II I Wood
Serenade, Love in Idlcncss.' :
"Badinage."
Trombone solo. Mr.. q II Lord
Medley, "a Mcrry-Go- Round"
After the concert De MoIav- Com
mandery of Skowhcgan gave i short
drlil followed by grand march by the
entire commandery and ladies' At $50 the
grand march began with nearly 100
couples on the floor. This was Followed
t by 4 list OF, Of u dances. Fine music was
FURNISHED I,, n by pullen's orchestra The floor
Smith ana T. A. Linn; aids, i. q. Blunt.
i. H. AnderSon, q. Z. Oak. Gordon Dob
son; II NJ l.ancey and +, W. Briggs.
ieu. Wnite ana blue, with a profuSion OF
naSs. The stage was Hastily decorated
with ported plants and cut flowers. Large
!ay Commandery." Meridian Lodge ana
Ira Berry. Chapter" were suspended
from the ceiling. while several fine paint
imgS i OF Masonic character adorned the
walls. Suspended from the ceiling in the
center Of the hall was an enormous "G'
made Of pure white roses.
ing parlorS OF the new Universalist
church. where the ladies Of the Order OF
Eastern star furnished a fine collation.
The dining room was very prettilv deco
rated with plants and cut flowers. especi-
ally the table set for the grand officers
which was profusely decorated with cut
flowers. Head Waiter NJ. l.. Damon with
a corps of 30 uniformed walters, served
the following:
Celery Turkey Chicken
Roast Pork Ham Corned Beef
Cabbage salad Lobster Salad
Cranberry Sauce
Hot Rolls Yeast Bread Scotch Scenes
pOughnuts Assorted Cake
Fruit Cheese
Waverly Spring Water
Tea Coffee
The tables We're set to seat 1S4 ana pre-
scented 4 very fine appearance During
the evening punch and lemonade We're
served At the han.
The wee hours Of the morning had ar
rived before The assembly broke up. and
il was pronounced to lie one Of the finest
affairs ever held in this village. ana thr
committee is highly complimcntrd for it,
great success i'll This undertaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

cert in MON hall To nearly 1000 penple
Every selection was received with hearty.
applause from the entire audience and
the orchestra responded to several en-
cores. Following is the programme:
March "Nuntial Party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

Mr. t. 4. Dearth, WOodsville. y IT,, saws
" was taken sick and ailing for long time |
hau a stomach trouble and not able work much
fnr about a year. employed doctor for year who
ana not seem to hit my case. | was weak and the
slight eXertion wearied heard of DR. Greenes
NerNura blood and nerve remedy and OF its won
derful results on other people. and resolved to
try 1t, and from the results can nothing but
~ good for II. have not heen we'll in wears as
Ssos3 am since taking DIR. Greene's Nervura and /
cheertuily recommend il to all
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-24
hester's Cotton Report.

New Orleans, Special.-Secretary
Hester.s weekly New Orleans cotton
exchange statement shows that for the
26O days Of the season that have
elapsed, the aggregate movement into
sight is behind the 260 days OF last
year 2,O0S,0OO bales and behind the
same days year before last 2,O7o,OOO.
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been $3.50, against
6S,157 for the seven days ending this
date last year. The total movement
for the 26O days from September l to
date is 1851, 1888. against 10,6S9, 4O6 last
year. The movement since SepteLn-
ber shows receipts at all United
States ports 6,444,61O, against S,l39,oSo
last year; overland across the Missis-
sippi. Ohio and Potomac rivers to
Northern mills and Canada, 1,1l6,36S,
against 1.21426S; interior stocks under
September 1st, 54,331. against 265,CO2;
Southern mill tak!ngs, 1,l'4,sol
against 1,010,451.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-24
The North.

Despondent through inability 10 oo.
tain work, Samuel II. Handy killed
himself at Chicago. III,
New York's Corporation Counsel
Monday started the work OF digging
the rapid transit subway By turning
shovelful Of earth.
Mrs. Lena Anderson and her eight
year-c:, niece were burned to death &C
Omaha as a result OF using gasoline to
start fire.
Illinois Democrats have Judge
WcTthirgton acceptance OF q Guber-
natorial nomination if the State cen
vention selects him.
Three hundred delegates attended
the opening session of the convention
of Presbyterian Women. at Decatur,
III.
Lawyer Thomas Taylor shot and IA
tally wounded E. H. Barrett, Il School
Director. OF Dunlap, Ia, because the
latter did not reappoint Taylor
daughter. who is a school teacher.
The Epworth League posts held a
great anniversary celebration in the
Chicago auditorium Tuesday.
The revision of the discipline was
the chief order of business at the
American Methodist Episcopal General
Conference. at Columbus. o., Tuesday.
No vital changes were made. Rev. r.
NJ. Cheeks was re-elec>,d editor OF
The Southern Christian Recorder.
The police. in beating back the
crowd attacking the crew of transit
car in st. Louis, fired several shots,
one wounding man named Fladley.
Thomas King. % years of age, one OF
a crowd that stoned transit COM
pany's repair wagon, was shot and
badly woul ded by one Of the wagon
men.
The Republican State convention, at
Kansas City Tuesday got no further
than to effect temporary organize
tion and name committees. The most
important incident was the with
dlawal from the race for delegates-at-
large of Major Warner, Of Kansas
City, who. in answering a call for a
speech. declared emphatically that he
would not permit his name to be used,
owing to ihe friction it created.