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The Jasper news., 1901-08-08
Old GOrgOn 0raham's Business
Philosophy

Barou Munclnnsen was the frat
travelling man, and my drummers' eS-
pense accounts still show his influence.
Adam invented all the different ways
in which young man can make a fool
Of himself. and the college yell at the
end of them is just u frill that doesn't
change essentials.
It's the follow who thinks and acts
for himself, and sells short when the
prices hit the hilh G. and the house is
standing on it, hind legs yelling for
more. that sits in the directors meet
ngs when be- gets on toward forty.
Pay day X always month of for
the spcndthrift, and he is never able to
roalizr more than sixty cents on any
dollar that comes to him. But u dollar
is worth one hundred and sixty cents to u
good business man, and he never speeds
the dollar.
II you gave some fellows talent
wrapped in napkin to start with in
business, they would swap lhe talent
for gold brick and lose the napkin;
and there are Others that you could
start cut with just napkin VITO wonld
set up with it in n dry goods business
in small way and then coax the o.her
f'llow : talent into it.
always lay it down rs a safe PROPOSE
tion that the fellow who has to break
open the bthy's bank for car fare 10
ward the last o' the week isn't going u
be any RlsSell Sage when it cumr- to
trading with the old man 3 money.
From the lrttcr4 of ; lf.mai" mcr
chant 10 his SJn. now appearing IN The
SATURDAY Evening Post, OF philadcl
lhia,
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

'V'VaV' q, N0NTnA ,Clcrk
H.. BY }, " Gray, y. G.
Inomas aad Hackney, Attofpe,s t,r
PlaiauG. wa "'' o ''r
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08
Order OF Publication.

IN the Circuit Court Of jasper Conn.
" Missouri, at Carthage. in ync,ti,,,,
July, 23rd, 1911. Sarah Moioarnt,n
bates Paintlif: versus Isaac Bltes Ia
lcndant. '''''S' We
Now a. this day comes the plaiptifr
~ ~, tho an"'e entitled cause, by attorue,s
iHolilas ana Hackney, before the mn.
I'TsiSheu Clerk OF the Circuit Cuurt al
Jasper county, Missouri, In vacation
"hu MES her petition and affidavit. sint,
I"E among oibeT things that the De-
'rnueht Isaac HnteS, has ahscondpd and
"ps"hled himself from his usual plocenf
aDoue IN TINS state 81 that the orIin,r,
pr 'coAS OF law can not be filed unnr
ninl; ~ - therefore ordered by s,i,I
I"Ih' IN vacation, that publication Lr
manu. hotltllng the said Defendant tb,t
S"lt haS h'rn commenced against him
,1 inc OIrcu!t Court Of Jasper Courty
MISSOURI nt CarihIge, the object AMI
general nature of which is Ia nht.i,,
u'ore" OF divorce from tho bnn,Is az
"i'triiioh! heretofore contracted. ente..
go ana existing by and between th,
Piaihtllt and The defendant ON liz
s'ouhu oi lndlgnities and abapdonmnnt
"hI 10 nave the exclusive care. custnI,
'nu control OF tho infant child born ~
SAM marriage to-wit: Isaac Herher,,,
ana unless that said Defendant be ond
appear at the next term of the saiJ
court To commenco and be bollsn ~
y carthage, in said County, on tbr En,st
monday in September, 1901. nnd "t
s"rr or demur to the PlaintitT's rrtit;o,,
,9l o9 or before the third day Of sand trrn' ,''
u IN" Term shall so long continue. ani
y not, then before the end of The t.a,'' @
ne same st all be taken ~ confessed T.,
5 iurin'r ordered that couy hnr,af
," published, at least once a we,L for
our weeks succeSsively, the last insnr
ION 70 be made at least fifteen d,ys" La.
ore ore sthe first day of said term IN
me JsspeT News" newspn NOR ruh ~
lshrd 10 said county, and d.sigra,n5
y tue Plnintif. with the anpr|yn ~
-a;I ,le5E; K, as most likely to give notiee tt m
\ true copy. 4
Attest: = Il NosrnA ,Clcrl,
BY }, " Gray, y. G.
! nonas nad Hackney, ATTORNEYS fr
'''
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08
= MINISTER'S goos. work.

II had n severe attack of biliou3 collie.
got q bottle Of Chamberlain : collie, Chol
era aud DiorrhorH R"urdy, took two dos
~ and was entirely cured, says Rev. A..
\. Power, Of Empo IN, Kan. "My neigh
bur across the street We sick FIR over a
wcri,. hali two Or three bDrtle, OF mrdi-
cine from the doctor. ltr ns-d them for
three or fuurda;4 without relief. called
in nanother doctor who treated him for
some days sand gave hmnn relief, 50 dis
bhargci him. w"ntu,cr 10 see him the
next morning He said his bowels were
in trrr,plr tx. that they had been run
ming ON ~ "a; that it was almost blood,
huK. asked him II he had tried ham
b'rlaju IS collie. cholera aud Diarrhuoa
Remedy and he said, NO. went home
a nj hr ught him my bottle and gave him
olc do. e; told him 10 take another dose in
fifteen oftventy inmates il he did not
find relief, hut he took no more and was
.- IS. O.. -,aI - Eor srIn iiv Wrhh Bros
h"I'"rS. y. Brown, Of lIonnotSrillr. $.
- was oncr lmlHease'yy .uy,riseJ
" Though hong suffering from dy.,e,
Hla' h" wrltrs, "my was grrptIv r,,
down. She had no strength or yiuor and
Sugered great distress from her st,Dn,ch
hut she tried Electric iiiltrrs which
h'Il"Tl her ~ once, and, after using fnur
bottles she i~entirrly we'll, cln eat apy.
lhlng lisa grand tonic. and it, gentle
laxative qualities are splendid for torpid
li''r' For Indigestion, loss Of nppcrite
'tomachand liver troubles, it, a positive
Suaratrrd cure. Only HOc at Webb Br, :
~ cases ofcough or Group give tho lit
leone One Minute cough cure. Then
e't easy and nav" no fear. The child
'ill he all right ia IA littlcwhiie If ney
r fails. Pleasant to take, always s,f.
nr" and rlmoSt Instantaneous in erecr
: L1uderhaLgh Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

comers, These can go Immediate
ly TO their land office aud file
claims or if they settle upon a
homestead in advance Of any 9th
er person they can remain thereon
three months before filling their
entry.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08
Era of the Electric Farmer.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
Further experiments and tests
of EDIsuN's new storage battery
appear TO le I've no doubt in the
minds IF electricians that he has
finally attained the greaiest anbi-
tion of his later years in the per
fection Of "a device that will he
revolutionary in its effects upon
the arts and industries Of man
Its possible effects upon street
railway traction and other furms
Of transportation has been widely
commented upon. 1t is easily
seen that it will work revolution
AIRY changes ia the manufacture of
automobiles. In fact, there are
electricians who go 50 far as TO
predict that it will ultimately dis
place the present system of fixed
tracks. by which street ears are
confined to Il certain immoyuble
course in particular strrots. with
electric buses or carriages which
may pick their way through
smoothly paved highways, regard
less Of other vehicles, in all quar-
ters of q city
The Pitisburg Times calls nj
tention tp a possible utilization Of
this new battery. which has not
been exploited at lcngth, bat
which promises To he even more
revolutionary than its effect upon
traction systems. The Times be
lieyes it will bring about the era
OF the electric farmer Says The
Times:
The wind engine on the farm may be-
kept going whenever there is any air,
and, being coupled to u small dynamo,
il will chdrn out and store power that
may be drawn upon nt night 10 light the
house cr at other tnur4 to run amy one
Of the II any machines that are nrcrss-
AIRY % the conduct of flaming ofcra-
iions; or il may b" uaud iug tie heating
uf the house or the cooking OF the food
II there il u small water power near by
varpr. t'-- i,.r'.., ..r
This may seem like "A wild
stretch OF optimistic fancy. hut rs
matter of fnct there l., notbtp,,
improbable aboutit If electrici
~ eau hc stored in the manner in.
dirated 10y Mr. EnIsoN's descriu.
iion Of his invention there Is NO
reason why every brook that flow.
through meadow may not Weld
enough electric energy to reap y
farmers grain, bind it. haul il to
ne barn aud thrash ii for market
indeed such battery as Mr.. Ed.
'oN appears 10 have devised mov
'e used TO haul the grain over
,ood highways to market.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

since the Carthage Democrat
mas been so successful in stopping
me gambling at Joplin, it might
'ee what it could do in the way of
stopping that "conilah" botwcen
rue Lamar newspapers. 1t would
's an untold service 10 the Barton
'onnlyites if it can acromnlish
that feat.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

Let not the Jasperians who fail
ed to draw a farm last week take
"''r misfortune too much to
he"rt' If they really desire to 90
down there they 'an probably buy
" farm in that country at their
own price before a year rolls
around
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08
NnVEhnER 9Th, 1906.

NpFEMnER 9th, 1899.
: PtPslN SYRrr Go.
. Dear Sirs | ifoelitmvdu,v towr;..
you and let you know how n,ucb ,,o,.I
your medicine has dc ne for me. Tventy
'hiee years ago was taken with so,no
klndot stomach trouble and ,,;ol -,
'rything heordo of. They did mo hut
ht'l" uood, Three years ago neuralgi,
sol In on me aud | good 50 poor and wa,l,
'h"t could hardly wallSDcouldn't work
any My husband received n bool,
through the mail, advertising your mali
'lhr' and be- sent our litrls b, to tbe dr,,,,
store To get oneof your ten. cent bottles /
n'sah l" useit. 1t Is strange 10 say. but
'ts the truth, the second dosn ,,ol.
Ea'"Ine lotsof relief. iopton using !,
TIL used 1t nearly ono year and now /
am neerIy rs strong as used to b, aud
can do any kind ofwork. 1 recommend
II 10 AL Tor 1t seems To nle it womb cpro
anybody have gotten several 10 ms.
p'' Cnldwells Syrup Pepsin and they all
say 1t has done them 50 much good God
n'o"' Dr. Caldwell and his medicine for
doing me 50 much good,
Yours with respect,
MRs. ISABEL WHEELER.
treetown' jackson county. lnl
Sold by Webb Brcs.
D'' leSa'l'u'd with Temporary relief
rom Indigestion Kodol Dyspepsia cuye
!, and completsly removes
,na us ''''' l''',nt' lirelieres permanently
e,"u'' ,a,. 1t o,''"S the tired stomach per
'"' r'st' Dieting won't rest the ston.
''", Natures receives supplies from the
900 opu wo eat Tho only sensible way 10
io'p !, 'h' stomach is to use Kodol Dyspep.
:" ool', which digcst0 what you cat and
lu help but do YOU good. EILaudrr.
'augh Drug 60.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08
Church Notices.

BAPTIST Regular services ON the
Saturday before the second Sunday Of
each month ats u'ciock y. IN. aud ON
the second and fourth Sundays at II r..
III aud 7:'iO p IN. Sunday school at 10 a
III, aud prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
Oh PALMER, Pastor.
METHODIST Sunday seryices
Sunday School $50 q. m. Junior
League 2:.iO .. m: EpWorth League 800
y. IN. Preaching sryiccs frat and third
Sunday nights and second aud fourth
Sunday mornings. Prayer and class
meeting every Thursday night.
ID. X. BuuNHAM, Pastor
VI. f., SOUTH Preaching lst and 3d
Sundays in each month morning and
evening; SUNDAY school each Sunday At
10 Il. M. fpwurih League each Sunday
evening conducted 10y J W. Spaid:
prayer meetng,rachW Wedncsd,y evening.
G. BECsEt, Pastor
PRE- SBNTERIAN At Jasper on the
lat, 2nd. 3rI and 9TH Sundays alternate
" morning nnd cvcnirg;at Grace church
lst and 3rl Sunday evening" and End
and jth Sunday mornings Preston, Ilh
Sundayr morning and evening
REv. &. Is, LUDwIU, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN Preaching services 9d
and ilh Suuday5 Of each month NJ II a
:" 1",l 40 - ~. SundHv., school 10 % III:
lUc 'hleIun-cullC dnVS have
come.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

The Lamar Democrat begins all
IT'S editorials these days with the
word Judas Judas" is that pa.
per : nom-de- plume for the editor
"i the | oader who is accused of
The terrible crime of not being n
democrat. Judas" has several
'''lnNnS IN his paper to say that
he rs and 80 somebody must be
mistaken.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

II is believed by government Of
i''la'" that 1000 of the lucky ones
IN the drawing for Indian lands
VIII fail to answer to their names
nr els" will be disqualified or
throw up their claims as worth.
'es' These failures will pave the
way to third and final stage in the
"peniIg of the reservations. Tho
z'U" claims, which il is estimated
"'ll not he taken up by their
Elge'iol owners, will, at the exp,.
sa'ien cfrf'y days oe oren to Al
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

Owing 10 circumstances under
which they have no control, the
people Of this vicinity lmvc prac.
'itod unusual economy in the wny
"i vegetables and garden sinG.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

ia dealer asks you to ,ako sometbinc
. .i'n 10 oe 'ju't as good as Rocky Moar.
',n lea made By Madison Medicine Go
1SS him If he makos money. Ak VAN
drogg,lt. "
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08

The GoIdcn City Free Press
""y7; The Free Press three
months for II dime. Judging from
'his that papor isn't free" after
all.
The Jasper news., 1901-08-08
subscriptio,, Rates.
N,I...,,,rI I,nultlc rln,s rnhIe.

EOKrH HOUND.
No 6 KCs Texas Express 1924 n m
No. KCsStI. Mail .... lO:l2 M
SOrTH UOtND.
No. Tex and X { Express l2:aS n M
Nu.9ll Local Freight ......t. S:lJ M
M . st l. aud X c Mail 800 p m
No. . Kan aud Neh Limited 1:l1 m
All trains have through chair cars.
,losr connection in union depuls.
Tickets Sold aml baggage checked
through to all principle points in the
country. H. o. BAKER, Agent.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-16
Preacher Arrss.sd.

Thomas Foley, Sr., swore out a
warrant "Wednesday which caused
the arrest OF Rev. M. E. Stewart.
of the Holbrook country, on .
charge of appropriating several
cottonwood trees from the land Of
the former without the consent Of
the owner The case was tried
before Justice Burns Thursday
afternoon. District Attorney Goblin
appearing for the prosecution and
70. G. Hess for the defense Rev.
Stewart testified that the trees
were cut from government land
and there was no definite testi-
mony to prove anything to the
contrary. Justice Burns dismissed
the case, and the costs will be paid
by the county.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-16
Q.s.sIes Aee...ss.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale OF any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought Of
using anything else for indigestion
or biliousness. Doctors were very
scarce and seldom heard Of appen-
dicitis, nervous prostration or heart
failure, etc. They used Augu ust
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation Of undigested
food, regulate the action Of the
liver. stimulats the nervoua and or
eanic action Of the system, and
that d al they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and
other aches. You only nesd few
doses u. Green's August Flowess
in liauid form. 70 make you setis-
fed shere i nothing ssfious the;
mssfer with you. For sais a:
FiHnay's pharmacy ~
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-16
co,oo.r ln....is.... . oe..h.

Coroner Green was called upon to
Investigate the death OF the twenty
i..onths' old infant OF c l. Mudgett
yesterday. Undertaken Thompson
refused TO bury the child until a
death certificate signed by physi-
clan had been issued. The mem
bers of the family are Christian
Scientists, and believe in the faith
cure, and no physician had been
in attendance during the illness
Of the child. Coroner Green and
Or. White, after taking the testi-
mony of neighbors, decided that
the cause OF death was acute pneu-
monia, but failed to censure the
parents for neglect. The child
was buried yesterday afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-16

as it contained no opium or other
harmful drug" Sold by City
Pharmacy
c. w kouns, OF Topeka, as
sistant general superintendent,
was in the city Friday evening.
The Elite restaurant will be
opened by Brinkman & Chesnui
in the Powell block about the frs,
OF April.
| FoR SALE CHEAP Good four
room house, IS9 Santa Fe Ave
nue.; opposite NJ. E. Church;
water in kitchen.
The registration boards will be
in session again next Tuesday. AL
SO one week later and the Monday
proceeding election. II you desire
to vote at the coming election see
that your properly registered.
| The final time limit for filing
tickets by petition expires at
midnight, and the management OF
the opposition" will have to get a
hustle on themselves to day in or
der 10 nave a ticket in the field.
Counterfeits OF DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve are liable to cause
blood poisoning. Leave them
alone. The original has the name
of DeWitt's upon the box and
wrapper. 1t IS a harmless and
healing salve for skin diseases.
unequalled for piles. Miller &
Andrews.
John McCabe, who came 70 this
city about two months ago for the
benefit of his health, di. d at Barn
growers lodging house Thursday.
Deceased was a consumptive, and
aged about IS years at the time
o! his death. The remains were
shipped to Ransom, H., on No.
2 last night.
The Smythc. Ritter Mercantile
Company, Of Pueblo, who recently
purchased the grocery store of
Faulkner & Heaton, took posses
sion YESTERDAY. The new firm
also purchased the butcher shop
OF Melvin & Updike, and will
open a meat market in the rear of
the grocery store James Melvin
has been retained and will be in
charge.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-16
sonr .oas Local ,ress.
DsI,on's pharmacy for drugs.

4 ''S eAcsb~'f - -
Money for cit, or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
b. F. Altman and family return
ed "Wednesday from a visit to
Coolidge.
Master Mechanic c. NJ. Taylor
resigned his position Friday after
noon. No particulars.
Columbia patent -four. from
Kansas hard wheat, made express
iy for Carlton & Bradley.
| A fair inspection and an honest
Judgment is all we ask for our new
stock OF clotbing-S. X. Mende.-
son.
WANrrp-T To rent a seven or
eight room house, with bath.
Apply at Santa Fe Depot. G. E.
| Aver.
Did you look over the list Of
houses and lots, offered by Buckley
& Hart, You had better buy now
beio.e prices advance.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dy eing. First class work;
prices reasonable; give us trial.
| La lunta Steam Laundry.
FoR RENT - Fifteen acres OF
land, three miles west OF La Iunta,
under Catlin ditch, with fve-acre
beet contract. Inquire at this Office.
The St. Louis Semi. Weekly
Globe Democrat and the La unta
Semi Weekly Tribune, both one
year, tor 81. Four newspapers
every week.
II. l.. Lubers. representative
OF Bent county in the lower house,
was ip town for few hours Tues
day night, on his way home to
Las nuiUldS-
FoR SALE. Tracts OF 20, 100
and 900 acres IN any size, from
30 10 900 acres; under Catlin
ditch; very cheap. Address post
Office box No. 3Is.
|. w. Vandiver filed plat OF
Lone Home Cemetery in the coun-
ty clerks Office last Saturday. The
new burying ground adjoins River
view cemetery on the west.
w. r. Vary. ticket agent for the
Santa Fe at this point, went to
work Wednesday morn ng after
being laid up for a week or ten
days with an attack OF the measles.
|. A. Burwell has a bunch OF
coffee berries on exhibition at the
Gem Pharmacy. the product OF
his coffee plantation which is To-
Gated about fifty miles from the
Sity OF Mexico-
Claudia Mudgett, infant daugh-
ter OF c. |. Mudgett. died at the
home of her parents in this city
Wednesday. aged 40 months. The
funeral took place from the resi-
dence yesterday afternoon.
Prof. Lacomte, head OF the
musical department. Of the State
University, of Nebraska, was La
lunta visitor this week. He is
looking for location and was
quite favorably impressed with our
city.
The lingering cough following
grippe calls for One Minute Cough
Cure. For all throat and lung
troubles this is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate re-
suits. Prevents consumption
Miller s. Andrews.
Regular services at the Presby
terian church tomorrow, both
morning and evening, conducted
by the pastor, Rev. Robt. Colt
man. Morning subject, "All
1 Things to all Men" Evening
4 subject. "The Tower of Babel :"
/ Eyarvone ,nv;fad
At the Baptist church revival
meetings begin Sunday. The ser
vices all day will be OF specially
interesting character. The pastor
North Park union., 1901-10-25
EtDrP n w PuIFER

ELDER d. w. PuIFER preached
two very interesting sermons last
Sunday, in the morning and evening,
to appreeiative audiences, And the
UNION is glad to announce that every
cent OF Walden's portion OF The Ell
der's salary WAS raised in cash dur
ing the quarterly meeting. Hurrah!
for little Walden. And just here
the UNION wishes to express its graft
tude to the people of town aud coun-
try for their marked increase IN num-
bers ut church and the observable
improvement in our society. Let
the good work go on, until Walden
shall become noted for its morality,
dccency and the culture of its citi.
zens. Itcan be done. 1t is already
begun. United effort will make Wal
den society delightful company in
which to live.
Let us congratulate ourselves, pat
each other on the back and say we
are coming to the front. Our little
church, our choir, our Sunday School,
our excellent day school, the new
minister and his amiable wife, the
new teacher-and we hope soon to
have his family among us,-the new
doctor and his charming bride, and
the benign blessings that come with
the occasional visits of that great
aud good hearted Elder Phifer, to.
gether with new smiles on old famil-
lar faces all combined ought to drive
the devil pell nell down tor
some other dark place and make
Walden not only fit place to live,
but veritable little paradise.
Come on! all lovers of education,
decency, morality and culture; and
with one united effort we can eradi-
cate the evil and enthrone the good.
Now is the time to act and let us
keep it up until success is assured
and our society rests on the solid
foundation Of sobriety, morality, de-
cency, justice, noble manhood and
pure, unassailable womsnhood.
North Park union., 1901-10-25

TwENrY-sIx PERSONS only are to
witness the execution of Czolgosz in
the electrical chair at Auburn prison
in New York. A thousand have
sent for permission to see the legal
execution of this bloody assassin, but
the law will only allow OF twenty-six.
The Secretary of State will appoint
one person to be a representative OF
the government at the execution.
Czolgosz knows he has to die, but
does not know just when and seems
to care not for spiritual advice.
North Park union., 1901-10-25

The EXAMINATION OF the parties &c
cused of cattle stealing, ,towit; Dan and
Hugh McFarlane, together with their
father, james McFarlauc, man now
rs years old, was held before Charles
II. Cowdrey, Justice OF the Peace,
last Friday. There were three wit
nesses offered by the state; Ralph
Coyte, Frank Newcomb and Henry
Lyman. The evidence was OF such n
nature that the Justice felt bound to
hold nll of the accused under bonds
for their appearance at the District
Court. The amou mt of The bond for
James and Hugh was fixed at $4,000
each and that of Dan, placed at
$4,000. The two first named soon
gave good security that was accept
nble to the court, on which they were
released from custody; but Dan, fail
ing to give bond,was returned to Ft.
Collins and placed In jail.
II is not the part of newspaper
to discuss the evidence in such sase.
Under the law all men are. presumed
10 be innocent of crime until the con-
trary appears in court of competent
Jurisdiction; and this presumption
shields and protects them in such n
way that no ono can class them ms
criminals, until it is broken down and
overcome by evidence that would JUS
tify conviction beyond n reasonable
doubt. We urge our readers to with
hold censurc and invldious remarks
until the trial, 80 that no injustice or
prejudice may be stirred up. In the
mean time, we must all regret that it
has become necessary to institute
criminal proceedings against our
neighbors who have for many years
resided among us and been free from
charges of criminal conduct. The
wise provisions Of our law put 1t
within the reach of alto be tried by
a jury of their peers, have COM
pulsory attendance of witnesses in
their behalf, and every opportunity of
able counsel to defend them. When
all such proceedings are had, then if
these accused men are found guilty
1t will be no more than right that
they suffer the penalty for violating
law.
IN the examination, the state was
represented by Hons. j. W. Norval,
Frank j. Annis and Judge Garbutt,
while the defendants had our town
attorney, Il. F. Sturdevant, Esq, to-
look after their rights: The examin-
alton elected great deal Of interest
and many Of our stock men we're in
abundance to witness the proceedings
which were conducted in Aefair and