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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
Some Promised Exhib,t,.

Already quite number OF exhibits are
being promised for the F.. f. and v. Fes-
tival.
a reporter for The Post met w. H. Craw-
FORD OF Dickinson yesterday at the room.
OF the Business League. He says he ba,
a 'ine lot OF oonshui Japan oranges grow
ing at Dickinson, six trees now bearing a.
licious fruit, with $50 more that will, h.,u
next year. He will have an exbih,,
Festival. - .'e 'l'io' at the
MT. y j. Biering. the present owr.r
~ .he Famous Stringfellow fruit farm q
Hitcncock, writes TO A. B. Moore ~ th q.
el,y mat he will also have ON exhibits a,i's
~, OF Inc sa',srina oranges that grow to
"niie 'nis Will show what Texas can d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
TONIGHT THE BaoK1I

4If-
The Famous Productloa ~ =
Time 10 HouotS s
Tonight G. B. Jeffersoo, Kl,xlI
er's gorgeous production 49,
brownies" will be witnG,li Y |
and representative audIsncs 1
Coombs' opera house. ne ~,
Will be repeated at 1 TAa6lir
nee tomorrow at 2:8o j. = ~
row night is the most sIllai6
ever been brought to VI q! =
should miss 1t If possible Il ol
seventy -four people Win y
Ing such favorites Is An I
Tanguay, Gertie Cssayj9
Charles Hagan and 81 cll
wonderful scenes, amo1I u
storm, shipwreck, earthqvif 4
instant destruction Of III j1
shown. The famous 'Bro4l 4
mer Cox. will appear, IA ~
for the audience. Th4 ptt1olIfI
schedu as follows: s s'3'3
$40 p. m.-The bridnl I'M
rain of roses.
$500 p. m.-The BnuVxIe RI
rooster, ..'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
A DouBLY SPLENDID PAGEANT.
The Free Street Display ct the Great Unite
Shows,

4
Shows.
me three greatest herds of biggest and
Nlstst eiephans rare and noble me-
nagerie OF huge and beautiful wild beas.s
IN great open and performing dens.
Egyptian Cleopatras historically repro
duced most gorgeous golden barge of
state, hundreds of the finest horses that
ever wore royal harness. the biggest and
most ornate band chariots ever seen in
any pageant, glorious cavalcades Of ele-
gantly costumed and brightly armed rem
septativts of different lands. hundred
or more {riumphal fairyland equipages.
iiavishly decoIated cages and elfin original
itNs, an Oriental caravan of giant cam
eis and dromedaries and other rich, i'm
pressiye and fascinating spectacles and
aisplays, too numerous to mention. will
pe presented in the united street parades
o. the great Adam Forepaugh & Sells
hrothess' consolidated shows at Houston
on Monday. November 30. Here IL an eve
least ample and sumptuols enough t6 turn
.ne hsad OF the most satiated slghtseer and
70 cause rush for the low excursion ticL-
cts arranged for. 'A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24

.ishe o1xoeranInt ~ Inc Exerctses 70
| tho Two Days.
| Ths regular county teachesu' institut
/ will be held on Friday and saturday
| November 70 and 81 The institute 70
| colcsed teachers will be convened in TIL
colorrd school building in ChaneyviiIe snt
the institute In the white school build
ings. morning and evening sessions 70 b.
held, beginning at 10 a. m. All teacher
are invited and expected To be present al
these meetings else be able to render Q
legal excuse.
The program OF exercises for the two
days will be as follows:
Friday. 10 a. M:
School Libraries
]. How to get up library.
2. The selection OF books.
3. A school without a library Is like
ship without sail.
4. Library day-how to conduct it--pur-
poses value.
5. Experience in getting up libraries.
Relate.
8. Teachers Library association
H. Texas History
1. What to teach and what not to teach.
2. Maps that should be drawn and pic
lures that may be used
g. The cras--what they are -
A. Biographies that should be taught.
8. Points under civil life that should be
taught
8. The chief points under each era that
should be taught.
Z. Connection with other history Com
PARSONS to be made between Texas his
tory and other history.
Saturday, the eth, 10 a. M:
Spelling
/. The relative value Of written and
oral spelling.
Q. The use of the diacritical marks, and
how TO teach them.
g. How and when to teach the meanings
of words.
T. Every school should have an una
bridged dictionary.
5. Solicitation; how TO teach, rules for
Geography
/. The faculties of the mind developed
by the study OF geography.
2. The casual element In the study OF
3. The law OF association In the study
OF geography.
4. The relation OF history and geography
B. The use OF geography in connection
with the pupils general reading.
G. The use Of geographical readers and
general literature in studying geography.
7. The value Of maps,
|. Grcgory's seven lave Of teaching
/. Know thoroughly what you would
teach.
.. Secure attention and retain It by
the interest,
8, Use language which the pupil under
stands.
l. Pass from the known TO the unknown
by easy steps.
5. Lead the pupil TO find out for himself.
g. Manage 10 get the learner to re- state
IN his own language the truth taught.
giving his own proofs and illustrations.
Z Review
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
The cou,IsIng COMMITTEE.

Inc nome cooking committee OF the
FRUIT. Flower and Vegetable Festival met
l'lst night at the home of the chairman
Mrs, Bette Bryan.
~ was announced that the following la
dies would be in charge OF this d.nor, !
ment on the following days. they to Sc.
loct such committees to serve with then,
as they may desire: For Monday Mrs
vhris Pescay; Tuesday. Mrs. De Trevii,o
Wednesday. Mrs. NJ. T. Bryan: THURSDAY
MIS-. MeSgett; Friday, Mrs. Sidney HIS,
ton; Saturday, Mrs. William Webb
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nayiand Orphnns, nomc

Although Thanksgiving Day is practically
mere II Is not too late to cali attention Of
the annual giyers for the inmates Of Bay
'anu orphans Home. for there nave aeen
annual benefactSfs and it is hooei o,he,s
Apples. ether fruits, turkeys cakes. erncr-
ers, candies and ether good thiags viii ie
thankfully received. - -
Any contributions may bc sen. To the
Cotton Exchenge, where Truste, q W
Md will receive and acknowledge Them
writer's Of Worldwide reputation have sass
charity Is a virtue ~ he hea-. ana no,
y me head. again. Gifts and aims are
virtue" ", 'nis
MEEK and lowly. pure ard holy.
Shief among the blessed three.
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THE SHORTEST RoA

Professor s. Rosen1
and French by the 81 s.
cording to which the sle
verse and understand
modern languages IN I I!
five lessons. His terme q
moderate. viz: sl2, 80 q. 3 4 4
course OF twenty-five T. ID, y
Rosenberg will take plee y
explain his system n n
wishing TO join his clans 3
Please address for pafuo
s. Rosenberg, care Houapq n
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THE nOND rLECTIoN
""is Few Days Left In whtc. -.
/ Dcetde How 10 Vote ~

CIV Days Left In Which A.,
Decide How 10 Vote. -
~ YAK payers election TO determine
W. mne.ner Or not the city shall issue 800.
wv IN bonds to provide for the OWNERSHIP
q an electric light plan VIII take placs
next Monday, November 20.
Inc authority under which this election
Sl' DC held is found in the following
charter provision:
me city counch may provide. NV,
~nu maintain gas works. electric nsht
moFks amt water works for me u~s -
~, .ns city and the inhabitants: and so ~
tn's purpose may Issue aud cause ~ hs
ISSUED the bonds OF the city a snsh
suns ~ may DO rcquisite and necesssry'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

me exceptionally low railroad rate for
tne Fruit Flower and Vegetable Festival
gives promise Of phenomenalIy large Mt
eenuance Citizens who can supply board
OF Lodgings VIII confer a favor BY at once
n nUrtslns Colonel Waties of the public
sen OF the Business League. giving r,,m.
Der they can entertain. rates, location. etc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24

Mr. A, j. F1ournoy Of Houston. travail
ing representative OF the American Tobac-
co Works. and Miss Lula NJ. Enasrs
daughter Of Mr.. william Enders q, shrsvs'
port La, were married at $3.50 D. m. Mon.
day. November %. in ihat CITY,
The yourg couple will immed,a,a,,
move TO Houston, aud will be at homs -
tner many friends. with Mrs. M. I. Jonss -
at 1920 Walker avenue. - 'ones
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24

in the way OF raising tropical fruit, owing
to favorable climatic conditions. an eigh-
teen-pounh sweet potato that will be ex-
hibited from Brookshire, In Waller county.
win show the extraordinary fertility of
South Texas soil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-24
THANKSGIVING hay service.

sunrise prayer and praise service viii
oe held at shcarn chapel. corner Texas
avenue and Milan street. under the au-
spices Of the Epworth League Of shearr
- Episcopal church lsouthl, Thurs
All members OF sister learuea \. ,,.,
as GIL other young peoples socis,,ss wei ra
. .s 70 De present and participate m ,h,s
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Labor Exchange Me~,,,~

meeting win be held In the counc,l
chamber. city hail. on SATURDAY. nish, NJ
comDsr y, In the interest OF iudus,r rial
DRESSED by. Mr., d. q. Grow and n,h. &c az
VIII explain the operations Of the ish,r "no
snanKa, and WIN II possible effect an a.
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The Lamar register., 1897-10-09

Colorado the best route is the Santa Fe.
Excellent local service between
Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo
and Manitou.
For information aud reservations
call on any agent, or address,
J. P. HALL, Gen'l Agent,
100 Lawrence St, Denver, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-09
SANTA re ROUTE.
New and improved Train Service.

Denver to California in two days
Two fast daily trains to Kansas
City and Chicago.
Seven hours quicker time TO New
Mexico. Ell Paso snd Mexico.
These are some of the improve
ments offered to Colorado travellers
by the Santa Fe railroad.
The through sleeping and chair
car service has also been extended
Fred Harvey's dining cars and houses
are too we'll known aud liked to need
mention.
Going east. west or south from
The Lamar register., 1897-10-09
The People "a ths Statc "a Glolorado,
Alias
Summons.

Dcfendante-
The People Of the State Of Colorado,
To The Lamar Land and Canal Company a cor.
Irrigation Company. a corporation; The La
mar canal Company. corporations The
ration; and The Trust Company 81 America
eorIsratiaa. the defendants above named,
You are hereby required TO appear in an se-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff. in the District Court, 81 Pro~ers
County. State OF Colorado. and answer the com
vice hereof. II served within this county or IL
within thirty days after the service hereof ex.
elusive Of tho day OF service. or Judgment by
default viii be taken against 200 according TO
the prayer of the complaint. And Il a copy Of
the complaint IN the above entitlnd action h.
bsr,ef Il" made sa, of this s,sts thes ,-s dss,s
additional 10 the time horetnb.fore spseided
Tor apFsearnncc and answer Will be allowed he
aid. aid 'a's 'A's - '1's"e'' " "'A - A'''s
The said action Is br,,usht asking ,ha, the
itor-. OF the defendant, The Lamar Land and
Canal Company. may he &scrrfatned and pro-
iected. that ali .he assets OF said defendant to-
.sether with the property described in a crrtAin
trust deed made, executed and dcilysrs 4 by faid
NJ. unto the defendant The Kansas Loan aud
Trust Company. on tho day Of -. lepo,
and r-corsied IN Book At paxe 2is IN the oiiies
crs county. State Of Colorado. b. marShAIled
tose,her. and the Respective rights Of this bond-
that said property be cold and the proceeds
thereof after payment Of aece~=ary costs and
expenses be applied "a the payment OF the ere-i-
itors Of the said defendant The Lamar Land
and Canal COMPANY. that receiver he appctnt-
I'd 70 take eliarse q .sldsrei'ertS snd thAt :
In. the defendants and each Of them, and their
respective oficerr. a2rnts aud employees, to
turn over 10 the Reepiver appointed by the
Court. all the properly of er~ry Kind and nAinT.
mentioned and Described in said rrns. deed Of
said defendApt. The Lamar Land and Canal
Company and all ether property n said defend
ant and for general relief. will more fully
ApJsear from the complaint In said Aefioa "a
which reference Is here made
And you hereby notified that you fail
Ia spt,ear. and 10 snsxe the said complaint a.
above required. the said plaintiff viii take iuds
maat by defanlt against you according 10 the
prayer Of the complaint
tsiseu under my hand and sesl
% said Court at LsmsF. IN
~ aid County. fhir 18Th dAy
sEAI of September. 4. u. i~,ss.
tt q, III. DONNER.
Clerk % the Distric: sonrt In
and for Pros County. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-09
''InvincibIe, UnsurpassabIe.
Without a Peer"

Writes regular subscriber, who
has read ii for many years, Of the
TWice-a-Week issue OF the
The Lamar register., 1897-10-09
81. Louis Globe j Democrat

and this Is the unanimous verdict
OF its more than half million
readers. /, is beyond all COM
parison. the biggest, best and
cheapest national news and family
Journal published in America Ii
is strictly Republican in
politics, but it is above al! a
newspaper, and gives all the
news promptly, accurately and
impartislly. 1t is indispens-
able to the Farmer, Merchant or
Professional man who desires 10
keep thoroughly posted, but has
not the time to read large DAILY
paper, while it's grea, variety Of
well. selected reading matter makes
it an invaluable, Home and
Family PAPER.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-09

The Belknap Savings Rank. OF
Laconia, New Hampshire. n
corporation. Plaintiff.
VS..
The Lamar Land and Canal
Company. a corporation !;
The Pruwers County Land
and Irrigation Company, a
corporation The Lamar { a
nal COMPANY \ SoorpoTation !.
The Kansas Loan and Trust
Company. corporation
and The Trust Company OF
America a corporation.
Defendants.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-09
SUMMONS.

STATE OF COLORADO, yn,,e ni.tr;r,
cousrr or ppowxns. Comt.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-09

TWO PAPERS EVERY WEEK
EIGHT PAGES ZACH TUESDAY AND FRipA'
ONE DOLLAR rOR ONE YEAR.
SAMPLE COPIES FREE
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
WATER WORKS OWNERSHIP.

There are several southern cities
as well as eastern ones, owning and
controlling their own water works,
and deriving a revenue therefrom
sufficient to run the expenses of the
city government besides getting
their own water free. Hope, a
small city not forty miles east of
here, owns and controls its own
water works and electric lights and
the taxes are not half as high as
those Of this city. Mobile, Ala
bama, operates its own water
works and makes success Of the
same, We think Texarkana, Ar
kansas, could do the same thing If
a start was only made, We are now
paying for water and lights and fire
protection, the total amont OF all
taxes receivable Of thereabouts,
have been doing so many years,
thus falling behind in our obliga-
tions to pay the city indebtedness
This cannot last always and we be-
lieye our wide awake aldermen
should look to the controlling of
our warer and light plant, We
know some Of our people will object
to this on the grounds Of the Texas
side making a failure out Of their
water works, but this Is no critic
rlon to go by, lot the
West Side water works cost the
city many times more dollars than
they should have done, and then
they were leased, sub.eased and
iuggled around in such manner
that It was found necessary to dis
pose OF the plant, which was done
after getting II into a taLgle and
many law suits and judgements
hanging TO IT, We ask that our
council talk the matter over and
see if they can devise means to take
charge Of this branch Of the cltys
needs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

.,,is Heilbron,
The Leader,
Fine Watch Repairer'
I'D mounting Il speciality;
DlamOnu tnck of Watches and Dia-
largosS.s aver 9y shown in the city.
molos Vorders solicited. All goods
CouhIT With a guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Col llobgood returned from Mcna
yesterday, aud while on his way
home from the depot In a Texarka-
ma street car told the reporter
some wonderful things about Rich
Mountain He aald be found u nee
eesafy 90 sleep under four blankets
aud a sheet while AZ the mountain
top hotel, and that the days were
delightfully."- cool and the an inyIgu
orating The Colonel says he can't
understand how II Ia that two lo.
ealltes 40 near together as lhle and
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

The San Francisco Examiner Que
Of the leading and best papers on
the Pacific slope, has several pages
devoted TO the Klondyke gold fields
aud new discoveries made there, It
has sent out five correspondents
and will establish 4 weekly courier
line along the route to bring news
for It's columns This Is enterprise
and shows what n newspaper man
will and can do If Bis Journal Ia
making money to stand the exc
penee,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
rs YOUR BUSINESS DULLl

Then thla Ia the time TO I'm.
prove IL, DO not wait fot
something to turn up" but
turn II up yourself, llemem.
Der that the purpose Of adver.
tlelng Is TO bring business, aud
the wise man will advertise AZ
much, If not more, In the dul
season asin the busy season
A good aud tlmo honorod wa,
of advertising ID through the
live l0eal paper The TEXAN
KANlAN can and will bring yol
business, II used Alright, Try II
faithfully and you will be cons
yihcedl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Mayor Cook looked over his eye.
glasses at only one offender This
morning, gentleman for disturb.
Ing the peace, The mayor said as
this was the first ollense he would
make II one dollar and the offender
gave bond that he would pay IT, and
he was sent on hIs way rejoicing
that things were not 30 bad after
all In u country where mans
credit was good before the courts
Of the country
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

over 0yo hundred property hold.
era have petIlloned the city eoun'
ell of Shreveport to order an elee'
ton 60 determine whether or not
the Parish vote a ~ mill tax upon
themselves 60 aid the 'feSafkana n
shreveport railroad TO extend IN
llue TO and beyond Shreveport
This road Ia certain TO be built from
its present terminus, D0ddfidge, TO
6oushatta before another twelve
months rolls around
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

The colored people have a Metho'
dist protracted meeting In progress
at the park annex They will have
two colored Bishops with them be-
fore the meeting closes, This will,
perhaps, be the 6rst time that our
city " visited by two heads of a
church at Que and the same time,
la connection with the meeting we
will say that the park management
have built the coored people an am
mex to the park entirely separated
from the park by high fence
with different entrance and that
there will be no Interference one
with the other,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Mena, can have two climates so en-
trely different, He Is in love with
Rich Mountain as summer resort
and by his talk, will induce many to
20 there and try the change of air
and climate.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

The Paris base ball team who arc
tagging behind In the Texas league
something on the order Of our nine,
came to grief In Galveston a few
days ago, They were playing a
losing game, and got out Of humor
and made trouble for the home
team, and dlsgusted the audience,
The Galveston team awore out war.
rants against them for disturbing
the peace, aud they were being taxi
en- IN as fast rs the officers could
find them, How The trial came
out we are unable to state,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Twelve thousand visiting wheel
men are holding national meeting
IN Philadelphia The old Quaker
city ls given over TO them for the
time being The record for fast
riding has been broken several
time, What promises to be a grand
race Is the one from Philadelphia to
Atlantic city, a distance Of sixty
two miles, with two thousand en-
tered TO start and many more who
will 90 along to see the fun and en-.
10y the trip and make observations,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09
SPECIAL.

Until further notice we
will sell 30 lb sacks best
Patent Flour $ll5, 4 lb
cans Price Cream Baking
Powder 9bo.
II. BROWN, Agt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

There were just twenty tickets
sold out Of here Saturday night
to Waco for the eoored camp meet
Ing -Four of these tickets were
purchased by negroes, the balance
by whites Perhaps, If The rate
had remained at the regular fare
9175 each way there would not
have been a single ticket sold but
aa 1t was the road gathered Ia from
this one station tlb, more than
enough TO pay of the entire train
crew aud coal consumed In making
The trip, We think the road should
have more days Of these cheap ex'
eursIon rates and designate then
aa poor mems excursion trips, ant
then they would catch the tfaye
In regular Job lots aud make more
money during the year than thci
do by maintaining hlph rates,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

n you want d inicv steak or
choice tQqat go TO W. y, llobgood'a
Snow White mafkel tal0
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Fresh meats, game, hish ete,, at
Hnow White market 9sid
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

Remember Joseph MeBhane op.
posle lleneneld Hotel, sells Afbueki
10 coffee a. lllo per pound, BllO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-09

lroR SALE Old newspapers at 25e
per hundred at the TBxARKANiAN
Office,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-30
rlaSOnic installation.

The Blue Lodge Masous, Order Of
the Eastern Star aud Royal Arch
MasoHs held joint public installation
ceremonies in Masonic hall Monday
night and gave a grand banquet 10
l.O.O.F. hall at the close of the cere-
monies. The attendance was large,
consisting Of the wives, daughters
and friends of Masons.
James R. Hesdett acted as Install
ing officer for the Blue lodge; Mrs.
Charles Wed1le acted as installing
officer for the Eastern Star lodge, and
j. D. Share Of Alva, OF, installed
the officers Of the Royal Arch lodge.
The ceremonies were very beautiful
and impressive. The banquet served
in the I.O.O.F. hall adjoining was
very elaborate and highly enjoyed by
all.
The Blue Lodge officers installed
were as follows: Orville Smith,
VIM; Richard Meade, S.W.; Andrew
Murphy, J.W.; Emil Roser, Sd; S.
NJ. Dick, id; j. W. Cockrell, SIS.
w. Fl. Staffelbach, u.s.; Ed Hayes:
treasurer: Charles E. Flandro, secre-
Aarr and z II Michael frlar
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-30

The Eastern Star officers installed
we're as follows: Mrs. Leila King, W.
NJ; Orville Smith, W. P; Mrs. Ella
Hansen, A. NJ; Mrs. Allie Shearman,
treasurer; Mrs. Nellie Cooper, cOnduc-
tress; Mrs. lila Murray, assistant con-
ductress; Mrs. Mary Mierly, chaplain;
Mrs. Jennie McKOwn, first point Of
the star; Miss Edith Myers, second
point of the Star; Miss Mary Ander-
son, third point of the Star; Mrs. B.
F, Michael, fourth point Of the Star;
Mrs. Mary HeSkett, fifth point of the
Star; S. NJ. Dick, W.; B. +. Michael,
sentinel.
Following are the officers of the
Royal Arch degree installed: Glen
Spruance, NJ. E. H. P; Orville Smith,
King. f. A. Amsden, scribe; J. r.
Heskett, captain of the host; Emil
Roser, principal SOjourner: J, W.
COckrell, R. A. c.; Ed Hayes, treas.
urer; Charles E. Flandro, secretary;
W. R. Spicknall, NJ. Sd "; JIG. Web.
Der, NJ. I'd "; B. F. Allen, NJ. 1st ";
B. F. Michael, sentinel.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-12-30
Sam Smiths Preliminary

The preliminary examination Of
Sam Smith, charged with stealing a
lister from Sam Crick OF Walton
township, occupied the attention OF
Justice Ready's court all day Friday.
An adjournment was taken until Tues.
day Of this week, at which time the
attorneys argued the case.
The defense had no witnesses atthe
preliminary examination. The states
witnesses were Sam Crick, John
Lewis, Willard Wentworth, Ed Ster-
ling, B. E. Grose, Frank Vaughn and
Mr.. Orr.
The preliminary examination Of
Sam Smith, charged with stealing a
lister, was concluded before Justice
Ready Tuesday. Smith was bound
over to the January term of district
court in the sum of $1,000. He i:
in Jail while his friends are trying
TO procure bond.