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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Frank n. Bemis, editor of the Ma.
tionsl Rek;b;tios;k called ct the con-
vention Of the beer brewers, now being
held in st. Louis and asked admit.
tance - . representative Of the pres.
Being recognized, be was unoermoni-
ously kicked down stairs, spit upon
and severely handled. The assault
BY stalwart young brewers Vas contin-
ned even down stains. The following
article, taken from . hate issue of bis
paper, Is said to have caused the as
sault:
"That this drunkarl-m akiDg crowd
should be allowed q day outside the
walls Of the state prison is q shame on
our civilization /; that they should be
welcomed amid the wreckes and
ruin and havoc they have wrought, IL
both q shame and . crime! 'i!
at only shows how stupidity blind
the people have become to this infamy
and how awfally guilty We are to tol-
crate such . hydra headed monster as
. convention of brewers.
Better welcome . convention Of
robbers.
"Robbers only take money and leave
character.
brewers take both character and
money
Better welcome Q convention Of
murderers.
"Murderen take only life.
brewers take all-money, charac-
ter and life!!!"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Since 1873 st. Louis has had nine
hank failures, involving gross loes Of
7,184, 900. Out of this sum depo<i.
tors have secured about $40, 900. The
latest failure, the Broadway Savings
will manage BY . hard tussle to pay
depositors 3 per cent. on the dollar.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Let's zee: The Greenbackers Of
Ohio threw IN insult into the faces Of
the Democrats By deciding against co..
lition before they had been asked, and
now We are anxious to End out If they
improved their situation In the least.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

The Mayor of Vicksbarg denies The
report put In circulation BY the Globe
Desoerat of the existence of yellow
fever IN that city. and says tho place
was never in a more healthy condition
than at present.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Gen. Thomas Ewing has been nom
mated by the Ohio Democrats fos
Governor, and A. V. Rice for Lieut..
Governor. The Greenbackers put
forward A. S. Saunders and Hugo
Preyor as their standard-bearers. A
the Republicans have already nomina.
ted Foster and Hickenlooper the cam.
paign is now fairly under Roadway
and the battle promises 10 be a warm
one.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

II is nov given out that the trouble
with Mr.. William Almon Wheeler Of
Malone is an inability to sleep. That
is not surprising. We can imagine
few things more likely to drive slum-
her from the eyes Of . man of Mr..
Wheeler's antecedents than the humil-
iating consciousness Of being the ap.
pendage 10 q Fraud.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Strict tramp laws are being enacted
in al parts ofthe country. Trampine
as profession should be abolished, but
sometimes tramping is . necessity.
The Legislature Of Michigan doesn'l
make any distinction as to what the
fellow tramps for, but tramps him to
the penitentiary for five yeara The
members should be ut once arrested.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Charley 0ysro'e New Store.
An kisds Of hons grown and Southsrs
vegetables and fruits q ths lowest psian ia
ths city. q the, y. + Church buildial
sext door 70 TIE Music Store, O. Ohio
street. 6le-dd
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NOTICE " FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned,
curator 81 the estate 81 Josephine Joie. will make
seslement Of his accounts with said estate slsch
curator Nc the NEXT term Of the Probate Court Of
Pettia counsy, Missouri to he holden nj Sedalia,
in said county, the nth day Of August, A. b.
1877. MONROE JOfl.lNG Curator
6-l.NAte 8 A. WARDAN. Attorney.
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. GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn tn make money rapidly
operating in stocks. by the Two Unerring Rules
TOR Success" in Messr~. Lawrence 4 Is
riwulsr. The combination method, which this
hrm has made successful, enables people with
large or small means tn reap al the benefits 81
largest oapitsl and best skill. Thousands ct
or,~rs. 10 various sums. are pooled into oae vast
ansssnnf and cO-opented q miGhey whole, thus
securing to each shareholder al{yshe advantages
of the largest operator. lmH0base profits are
divided mCnthly. Any amount, from O. to S5,W1.
or more, can he used successfully. y. y. Baptist
Weekly. September s6sh. 1873. says by the
combination system 81 would make So, )
per cent. 81 pays SRA. or per cent. !; 3lO
makes $l'ss. ar 10 PER cent: "0 the sto L. during
the month, according to- the market" Frank
Ls>i,e's Illustrated Newspaper, June 18th 'The
continuation system is founded upon eorr-si
business principles. and person need he with
out income while il is kept working by Messrs.
Lawrence Co. Brooklyn Journal. April 18th {:
"Our editor made nes profit nj SlVl.25 from
90 in one of MessPs. Las renee q Co.'s comblna-
TONS" New CIRCULAR tmailed free, explains
everything. St0cks and bonds wanted. Govern
menf bonds supplied. Lawrence DO. Bankers,
So Exchange Pface. ". Y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

d. NJ. Ream, editor ofthe 0dpepper.
Virginia. Times, who Was shot by G.
w. Jamison In an an election quarrel
on May 22d, died last Monday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by c. r. Francis and posted before J.
=. Howe. q Justice of the y'es.'e in Washington
township VI Pettis county, ON the II day Of May,
ISIS. one pony marc. strawberry roam, v,sh white
stripe IN the face has on old shoes ia front IA
hands high; ~ eight years old and wears marks
Of saddle and harness. Appraised at S30 by J. v.
Wright. James Carlin and 3. Letter. 5-l3-w3to
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

A philosopher has said that true
education for boys is TO teach them
what they ought to know when they
become men. What is it they ough,
to know then
1. To be true: to be genuine. No
education is worth anything that does
not include this. A man had better
not know how to read he had better
never learn q letter in the alphabet,
and be true and genuine in thought
and action, rather than being learned
in al the sciences and ali languages,
to be at the same time false in heart
and counterfeit in life. Above all
things. teach the boys that truth is
more than riches. more than culture,
more than earthly power or position.
2. To be pure 10 thought, language
and life /; pure in mind and body.
An impure man, young or old,
poisoning the society where he moves
with smutty stories and impure ex.
ample, is a moral ulcer, q plague spot,
. leper who ought to be treated q
were the lepers Of old, who were
banished from society and compelled
to cry ''unclean" q . warning to
Others to avoid the pestilence.
8. To be unsel6sh to care for the
feelings and comforts Of others to Be
polite; to be generous. noble and
manly. This viii include Q genuine
reverence for the aged and things
sacred.
4. To be selfreliant and self.hope.
full, even from early childhood to b
industrious always, and selfsupporting
al the earliest possible age. Teach
them that al honest work is honor.
able, and that IN idle, useless life Of
dependence on others 10 disRraceful.
When . boy has learned these four
things-waen he has made these
ideas . part Of his beiAg-hovever
young be may be. however poor, or
however rich, he bee learned some Of
the most important things be ought to
know when he becomes . man. With
these four properly mastered, it will
be easy 70 end out the rest.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Taken mp by Charles w. Deaaven. living in La
monte tow nship in Pettis county, Missouri, the
nth day Of May. H. d. ls79. and posted before J.
W. Baldwin, one bay mare u l-2 hands high, about
ten years old, u scar under the right eye No
Of May, 1873.
A true copy iron my stray Book.
5-Z7was J. W. BALDWIN,
Justice OF the Peace for I.smODte tn.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

The eOtal debt Il 81. Lou1 l. S22,.
OOO. 900. TIE taxes collected each
wear smouot % ovsr q, 00o, 900. ------
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Most Of the vine used in Err
land for the holy communion in Re-
man Catholic churches comes fro0
the vineyards Of the English colleges
Of Lisbon and Valladolid. and i
white; but elsewhere red vine i
usual. The Roman Catholic and
Episcopal churches have no rule % TO
the color. bat demand pure juice Of
the grape.
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SAnFoKD'6
RADloAacUR
CAfAR0H

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10
FRED. B. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER

= Thoroughly vsssal in his busisess, guar.
sneess eli his work q 6sss clan in ever
particular. He has he'd JEAN Of expes;
sscs in The employ Of the largest piano sns.
Organ factories in the country. Oriess
Ieis With J. w. Tuxel, or semi
through the p0aao8cs 70 box 628. Sedslis
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

When any person Of wealth de-
in Paris The front door Of tie boess' =
draped in b)sck velvet. vish silver
fringe and noslding. Il has . vssy
solemn and impoaiog eject. Tbsss
attending . funeral always walk viii
their hesds uncovered, and thoee q
The Gidsvalks take Of their hats While
the cortege = paaiog. -..t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

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esoss - nail Myst-.
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n1oooa: . vsslsA Sf
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- oaah sexss- Noshins
G1unoDo - - tnsts
- 4soosos1e lRfsr.
011Do never before
D0611soe4 Ne hnii,
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

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LsA1Do 81 0uoG1Ds
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rubber ees1s. -
~ valuoble i00sDasioo
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Gambling TO day.

As to private gambling. it can hard
y he denied that there IS . great deal
more Of it now than before the var
both actually and comparatively. /,
is a vice Of our colleges. and game,
with stakes are played at many Of
the clubs. while in private houses it !.
very generally felt that the fasciua
ton Of the play is much increased BY
the putting up Of something at the
corners. Betting Of all sorts has alsc
increased within twenty years. com
ing into vogue With other Enelish
and Continental fashions. Poker haa
devotees by the hundred thousand ;
and all sorts of atheletic contests
furnish occasion for gratifying the
taste for taking hazards. The demand
for lottery tickets has also grown With.
in . quarter Of . century.
Among the cards which are nov
most played in private circles, the
noble and sncient game eff whist haa
late regained its former supremacy.
Euchre, Of trifling consequence in com.
parison. and Of far les interest for Q
mind capable Of concentration, for q
time seemed to eclipse the glories Of
whist in general estimation. leaving
that digni6ed game to b courted By
old fogiee. But euchre bss had IL
day; and Dov the whole pack i
brought into requisitioo BY those Who
seriously follow the intricacies Of The
most engaging games.
Since the introduction Of new and
improved combination games. BY the
rules Of which whist Is made more
scientific and sstisfactory. the number
Of whist clubs has increased through.
out the country, and it y ste.dily
driving out other games Of cards.
But Why insist on money ct the COR.
nen! Can't the game furnish excite
ment enough without such hasards :
Many people think it can; and in
fact it quickens the pacs Of the paas-
ing h0urs for thousands Of couscisn-
tious men AMI women to vhon q
money stake . an o6enss and Q
wickedne8.-N. y. SIM.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

XA1aaAN. NAaa. Jan. q ma :
H,R-I pUFcha0Od SM0 RADSoAL Cum e GEO.
= 0O0R DgaminA R01oea hut1AinG.
- DoGkn0o eeuonanD D.. 0nn1beAS lnpsovsa
0AalA6 10oS yteh fau dtrQee1ooe for - h III
. ID, - Yes se,sSy en vaossc.ls -
&C., NO q IofS11 0sces0 Agsoes
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oaA00e9 0GDGOv c0we cXemlSTx
aossase - - -. ~. IoOs1, NO.
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nsaExlCAN

/. s:E~:.ir, iri .ir'i
Vi 'i..f-t.. = '..uS''''. nrm1raus' anil
>! 49,. - !ii.. Scss ,ss.-, u:risiiit.. p.ii.i
> u erin. o =. 49, v ~, a p',S.T ~ '
r-'tr L.. - "a ,n.sIr.is 9.s,i,'.t i,l
-'ty .suiy, III tH~ t,-nEsT.s, " ~, mics
, 1879-06-14

for tho occasion, with which ahe laid thick
coating Of mortar raotdir anil In i rnasteriv
snnt,ncr MI otter tn ipwut ssons. 10 'he Rsati4'
caIt,n Of al present. I'i!e stone waa then low
cred, and the f'rinclas said. nioud. 10 that ~
could hear: II NOW declare lhth stone well and
truly Ialu. and that this .gata 10 called Kent
tate,' ti,c other ono OIL Louis street, to retain
ia ul. uaule al 81. Louis late" This an-
t,r tic large crowd assembled opposite. HIS
t:rreliency concluded tho ceremony ts conErat-
u,utlig lie citizens ,lpon tt!r lstnE nj the CIR
npr-stunn OF ono of ttle Ralos which was 10 form
50 worthy M entrance to tlirir Anclent anu
teaut,ful cIts. Tie ..vicc.regal party tlcn
Withdrew, three chaess bclng given for his Ex'
crtIc,.cy an,i Princes Louise. Il battery fur
u,sneI 4 guard Of hnnor for the occasion.
, 1879-06-14

,yp{cf0{ Nspafchks tn The Trtb4nf
Nonru 1.lusnrr, johnson Co., june H.
Chtpcb.bucs arc working on tha wheat. Corn
growing huely. Prospects other than tue above
arc good, .
J MARsmA1LTowN, H., June 13.-The heavy
ratna Of tue last ton days have put all growing
crops In, splendid condition. This prospects for
abountltul haryest IN Central Iowa have net been
10 good for ten Tears.
&p&etat Correspondence pf Ths Tribune.
Cxp liz nApip5, H., juno 12.-Ths people Of
the great Northwest, and especially Of Iowa.
cause Of tho exreplonsbly fine prospect OF an
abundaut htrvest OF rboth gEnln and Ne
publican vutss. j.. After ,e"uesriy nsopth's
travel through thls State, and II elosa
observation Of the acknowledgements. 'he
prediction u made, that there wtll be u larger
yieu of grain, nntl 0t tettar crl1e this season,
| thau for uiany years. Soon alter see6hlg. .slne
| had commenced to gat lntnpy nua hard; aud
| tAe indications Ncto not ~ oil hattertnY lof
either those engaged ln agricultural pursuits or
| tNasa uopcnlent upon shelrl. hut iMa few days
tle earth was blessed with frequent Aad copious
| ratus, and, uyer s.nee l1le !iIst peep aboye
/ gfu.Ind Of tho coming c,pp, tue OUTLOOK nas
hseu gctt,ug better us1 SILL bettcr!ntntl to-day
Tie adylccs from every direction ull lead 10 tho
belief that ths hard wurk ot ,tao North
| wcatesn laY,uet4 will 10 a1undane|Y rewarded.
| Il ia rstuutel that tlI4 acreage,
| Ia tic 6tatc. Of coru. wheat and oats.
IL IT. teakt untt larger than l4st year; anll
this with thu 81 ~ QUO acres, thalarGtr Yield,
and better Hrade, would make sons'assae'e ass-
Wheat anI oats ars doing batter In the north
cru portiot, III tbs 6tsis than farthor south
| whsle With cOTo and barlty the opposite ID trug.
, 1879-06-14
CONFEDERATE DECORATION

WAsl11No1oH, D. G., Junu 1a-Ilers "eFo
about 1000 persons, half Of them ladies', a.
Arlington to-day io decorate Tic graves OF tte
Confederate dead. Tue graves ot each oi tho
Cptoa soldiers who aro buried here have fcaa'
stous bearing the pa'nc. CompanJ. AeEinlea.'
md st.,a Ia which the fallen l,era belonged.
1Iy~r tIe grave Of saei, Copfederate-the nun;
,h, n VOID "lIeboI" Tls parlictpants assela.
lied lie in front Of tic old Lee nal's'.n: prayer
was offered by the lley. IT, GnInoc,t' n,.u
81 Biacsbar, sia wt'o n sos Introduced ksntussyaa
but @ graotisoa Of VifeInla. Wurnea probably %
6y @ tho indtscrses utterapees reeesnttJ on 'sns.
.r cessation = wuxness5 .s t Il Il. Sssa aho.s
sa@s erava1 pSha tssy haa assembled . decorate a.
E:Ss EFsSea tat @ aot tralsors, aud sa!d thai common
tjpr nuw wa1ed over the dead Is 1t waved over
tl,n l}vfiiy.
, 1879-06-14
CIIOTTEAU.

ue Cots u Very Cold Reception In San
rraucssco--l1oatilo Kasalutlans Adopted
by q Aieet,ne Supposedly Called In His
Behalf.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA special meeting
of the Chamber Of Commerce was held this at-
teruoou Tor the purpose Of considering the pro-
posed commercial treaty between Frnnre and
tho United Suites. There was m unusually
1nrge attendance, which included aeScra, gentle
men moi members Of the Chamber. Leon Chot-
teau, representing French interests. read nn ad.
dress, giving data, In favor Of the adoptlon Of Il
treaty, and showing how far lie thought this
country would be beuctted by the almost fsce
INF reduction hare of Frenct, wincs mud other ar
t{cles Of consumption:
paTsd spetc!,, Intended to ahow tlat tue pro-
visjons Of the proposed treaty would operate
iniuHoualy to this country. He said ":
Chotteau vas harc n paid aren't OF small
body Of manufacturers, aud had 10 more to DO
with the Goyernu.aut Of Frauco than prisRtc
cIti.en. Ue referred to Ac discomfort prevail.
i.,v III Eueluul over frce"traac relations WIN
FRANCE, and produced long array ol stat1st1ea
iu support Of hs position, ns., s,, ,.,,.t N, r-o.
poscd trcatv, tn'arging on the advantaee It
wnlld give French manufacturers over American,
Affcr a scssiou 0f twu h0urs and l!nlf t1lc
following was passed Aaauiusously:
Rf,otrtd, That thla Chamber IL decidedly and
emnnstiea!lr opposed ~ lhs proposed rectpFocit,
treaty with Franco.
te taauttted to use their utmoat cfofts TO defeA
akf4otstI, THAT Committee Of dye BE- appolntct
by tho Chnlr 10 co1lata and tssasmit 70 our Hsprs
ssntat.yes In tpaXsess aud 10 tho various Cham
her, OF Commerce throughout The country. al
nectssasJ statistics and ntormatlon .s TO tlls ~
jafioua effects sneh treaty would have on Ia
| interests Of tina Sttta,
| The genera! sense Of tic meeting, ~ Eat1eree
| fran ujscussIou, seemed to bu TINT tho prescn
tinle was inDpportune for any material chang
In nur commercial relations With foreign coun
tries. anu that sound policy demands that tn
0oys1n.nent @ should make uo radical changes 4
thn tariff systoln until the equilibrium Of Euro
reap commsrco, now disturbed by local n oyei
proi,lcts, ID restored, aud bankrupt stocks q
msnufactured articles ara disposed ot 80
, 1879-06-14

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;s'n, AZ. tne srnoetcr i:..,x III. womnt,
a.h!GI3 saonIos ns"M ta Ne" tas,,. ,hnt nc
mon Mahe ~ ees.k Il! 1ss.,,. .t:.t~ stnmn.T,
ha ut III lppt H. ~, ,mn or.,ns.nry
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l'hp'e ~ na'' '.'
MRS. MI uoHt1H,
4 woman q! 20 ur rhoIc. and mt Of rrepDssesb-
inE appearance. wns found IN tho Jail. She de-.
tailed At great length tt@ ssorYnt tl,c traotae.
tln,ls with Mrs. llpcCllcntr. .nh claimed tint
bolh Brown nsnt lianltlton tau conhpircd To rotl
her f-ter property. Hamilton Ind rrttdhded
c wnt lIcr friend, bnt lluu allowed the 'liurt.
gagt to hc fnreclusctl over her bead, nlthouEh It
had nearly sir mouths to run. Brawu lad asked
ller to lake gir uto eacll ot ler rooms, SAYING
he cuuld ea8llY yet plenty OF t'1efh. PROSTITUTES
, 1879-06-14

5pfeiai pispd'ehes I" 7hs Tribune.
H1AwArMA, Brown Co., dune 13--A'l spring
grain In good condition. rlcnty OF ruin 80 far.
Wtptcr wheat we'll headed and promises nh av.
erage crop. More corn planted than usual, and
good stagl. ":
BAxrsn Hrn1aos. Cherokee Co., June 13.--
Wheat and oats very thin OIL the gsoand. W!u-
ter wheat well headed and quality No. l.. llar-
gest tust cotnmEpced. Largest crop ol corn
that was ever p.eutcd IN the county. soil In
Anc order mud ground clean.
TAnoh, CtaS Co... .Jp0a ;1o.--aprt,lE .Wleat,
oats, aud barley nylthruR-lourths u crop. Tnl.
ter wheat thin or the ground. Heads good, put
shoyt. SQalo chiQrh-huEa, but too early 10 ten
what they wilt do. Corn good. Prospects o&
full crop. ..ivta >: ,--,.
:, HURON, Atcbinson Co,Juuc 19.--NeelinS raln
very badi1. Winter wheat headed well. some
ycry clean. Low'freLEuts hare caused old wheat
and corn to b. frealy shipped. $780,.
ERIE, Ncoat,o Co., Jnno B.-Oata pooF ahu
thin, Hcadtng ahost. Wtntar wheat slim. but
well t,eadctl::. Corn is splendid stand. Grou'id
in good condition. Most Of the cor,l l,aa bsen
piQwel tArea ttsuea. No aid wheat or coru Oh
hand. Weathpr dry and warIn.
GoopN,cn. Linn Co, Juno 1a-Oats Sery
short aud heading. Whent thin but looking
hneIy. Harvest or May wheat just commenced.
More coril planted than usual. Grouna eleaE.
Old crops all gone forward. Fruit nearly q faii-
use, Stock uoyer did better On the range.
CENTnAtfA, Mcn,sha Co., juno 13.--Small
grain IL aj right. Winter wheat coming out well.
Oue.fourth moro corn planted than last year,
uud good stand. Old wheat Ill gona.