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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
RECEPTION WELL ATTENDED.
/ Many People Crowded Hotel to Con
graduate Senator Teller.

Denver. Jan. Notwithstanding the
severe snowstorm which broke upon Den
Yer at O'Clock this evening. the recep-
ton rendered United States Henry NJ.
Teller in the rotunda Of The Brown Pal
ace hotel from 30 to 9 o'clock was large
y attended The refunds was r-ofuse.v
decorated IN flags and painting and thou
sands Of men and women of al parties
crowded in 10 grasp the hand OF the man
whom the Colorado legislature recently
honored for the sixth time BY election to
the United States senate. The reception
was followed BY q banquet q. the hotel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
Mrs. WinsIow.s soo,n,no svr,,-

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOoTHES the
CHILD. SoFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
WERE AFTER ROBBER.
Special Train Wrecked and People in
Caeoose Injured.

FL Paso, Tex, Jan. 2S--A special train
comprising an engine and caboose sent
out last night 10 secure from Almo Gordo
the body OF the Mexican robher killed
yesterday while resisting arrest for the
participation in a hoid-up of bullion
train, was wrecked. Returning from Dog
Canon 10 Alma Gordo the special crashed
into freight train One engineer was
badly injured. II H. Major o. Alma
Gordo was also seriously hurt. Nearly
every person in .he caboose Of the spe-
cial was badly hurt. Coroner Phillips ser
iouslv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
Mr.. Iona Is IMPROVING.

Boston, Jan. &.-Former Secretary OF
the Navy John ID. Long was reported as
being comfortable at st. Margarets hos
pital today. All indications of pneu-
monia had disappeared. The patient.
who is being treated at the hospital for
kidney trouble. is said to be showing
favorable progress so far as that all
ment is concerned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
MITCHELL HAS DECLINED.
Does Not Want on Illinois Board of
Arbitration.

Indianapolis. Jan. 2S.-John Mitchell to-
day declined the invitation of Governor
Yates of Illinois asking him to accept the
place allotted to representative of la
Dor on the Illinois state board of arbi-
tration. Mr.. Mitchell declined on the
ground that the United Mine Workers
organization demanded all OF his time.
He said he was heartily in favor of
boards of arbitration and that he fully
appreciated the offer made by Governor
Yates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

This private hospital T. now one OF the
best equipped institutions in the South
west Tor The treatment 81 both medical
and surgical cases Special attention 70
given 10 the various formg - stomach
and liver froubies GizeasFs peculiar 20
women. diseases 81 the rrctum and gen.
ito-urinary organs. chronic maisriait pol
sOninE. rheumatism. nervous disorders.
diseases ~ the throat lungs. heart AID
pidues-s. s.o{fr~ and varfcncis. cured tne
floor IL reserved for a maternity depart
rnent ard IN some inHfsn ceE homes Tiii
be found FOR children. For short time
ONLY a ward win b. set atytrf for the
trea trnent Of the morphine. opium. CO.
caiuc and whistler rs bifs
ReEldent phvsfrfan able medical star.
quiet and heaifhfui location extensive
grounds with fine shade home comforts.
terms reasonable "a contagious diseaEs-s
ADMITTED Write for particular
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

Eadrid. Jan. S.-The government has
received news from the Moorish preten-
der. Blu Hamara, IL advancing 20 attack
vsA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

shall the action of any court or judge in
granting or terminating parole be sub
ject 10 review by an appellate court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

Many Actors and Singers use Piso's
Cure to strengthen the voice and prevent
kOarseness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

E.s-ssr jan > -Ts~T~raes P@sa1ssz
snls zftsT~ssaz zlan.6 fts~ esr-isr,ss-i -
FfsrrT n Tsfs~rs sssest1- - 80 gr~i, "a
ffsfes s~--ztt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

charge shall be granted nor the parole
terminated within the time in this section
limited. il shall be the dirty of the court.
az tho first regular term after the ex-
piration Of such time 10 either grant an
absolute di=chzrge or terminate the
parole and order the judgment OF sent
ence to he compiled with but = the court
shall fan To take any action az such tine.
srch failure TO act shall operate a. dir
charge of the person paroled
Sec 1a-Tt Fhan be the duty q the
court granting the parole 20 require the
person paroled 10 psy or give security
for the payment ~ al ccsts that may
have occurred il The cause. rniess ;he
person paroie,i shah bs insolreut and IN
able 20 pay either safs costs OF Furnish
securely for same. IA the latter case. IRE
costs shan be paid b. the state. or couufv
as n Other cases without ~1ch peraon
heinz required 70 serve any tine IN 5zii
f0- no--pa ynerf - Snr ~ costs sgcn
payment of csssfs BY fhe state or ceEnty.
shall net relieve such 7er~en from isasii-
igr fo- the sarse bit = ary tire before
his finsi discharge - shall become able
20 PAY said costs & sNal b - t-rv -
TIRE c0lrr 20 reari-e ssid coS.S - - paid
before granting a Sis~ha-xr a-s sssc
costs vtlen - pais- shzE Be tUrnei in'o
;he state - county treasury, a. the cave
ray -
So n-ArT person Tto shaI commit
~ ors-se vhiis = i7-Fe unte- rsroie
ray b z-reE-@e sd ;rses = the ssrle
T-srrsr IS - b. hss ~; pr-Tses-7iy beca
convicted ~ Tarrir6
30 Any Ie-~a- vrhs ahs7 receive
hfs f1ai ssErhsrE~ ur.er Ire proS ssosss
II iris Law shah - Tesfor-s 90 AT fhte
rights and p-1xileZsz % csfire-stir-
Sec I7-So parcse shall b granted n
arr case While o. ssp-si e re-.dl-x %,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

risk himself in the society of auarrelsome
men. They were not worthy of being told
the whereabouts of so valuable treas
ure. Besides. had he shown it to them
they might have killed him. and he would
not have obtained the fourth part. which
was his under contract But / had the
best of the contract" he said "and the
best of everything on board. I was the
king. Why should have told them where
the money was?"
Brown gave a detailed account of the
manner of bringing the gold from Cocos
Island To one in the South Pacific He
used schooner of 400 tons burden he
said. the treasure weighing 100 tons. This
required in loading sixty men working
for six weeks
Captain Brown was arrested by I. L.
Meyers. a detective in the employ of
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

of the disease. You know how Intensely
disagrcea BILE it Is not only to yourself, but
TO all vour friends. 1t Is dangerous. too.
II often causes consumption. | am sure
you want 10 get rid of it. Now. will
give you start IL you Will only send me
your name and address. by mailing to you
free large trial package and after you
have used 1t you snail decide for yourself
wfat to do about ornering more. ! know
what YOU will do Just as thousands of
others have done You will continue the
treatment until you are sound and well
and then from the bottom of Your heart
you Will thank me and cali me blessed.
My Combined Treatment goes to the
root of the disease and thoroughly
cleanses you and clears you of all poisons
and-but / have said enough. If you are
interested you VIII send me. your name
and address. II you are not, might talk
till doonlsday and IT would not move you
and all this talk costs money. The name
Of the medicine Is siansst Combined Treat
mekt ans; my name and address are c. T.
Gauss. l5s2 Main ST.. Marshall Mich.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

I could not very well AFFORD to make
medicine and give it away and pay Tor
this advertisement for the privilege, un-
should continue to do that kind OF busi-
ness alone. could not continue very long.
Combined Treatment Win cure catarrh.. I
know that II you suffer from this terrible
disease and can get you to use the large
vii heIp you SO or much and YOU viii feel so
much better that you will want to be en-
tirely cured and will buy more of 1t, so 1
can pay for what I give you and this
advertisement and make profit be-
sides II didn't know from experience
that these things are ell true. II | hadnt
cured thousands of people in just this
WAY, | would not be paving the newspa-
peTs to publish this offer j have been
trsfng this system for some time. and j;
has brought me more business than ever
dream of or hoped for.
You know II. If &an have eatarrss. You
hasw the foul. offensive sicAenipg nature
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

chart was brought and he put his finger
on Flint Island. saying, There it is
Flint Island is a small piece OF land
projecting from the water, and Brown had
heard that half of it had recently been
washed away. His purpose was to take
us there and. finding part of the isle miss
ing claim that his portion had been taken
off by the tides. Finally he virtually
admitted that the treasure was not at
Flint We then returned to Tahiti and
thence here"
CAPTAIN TELLS HIS STORY.
Captain Brown. when seen at the city
prison. said that the return OF the gold
seekers without the gold was all the fault
Of their own. He complained that they
had quarreled among themselves during
all the voyage. and that he cid not care to
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

Morse's Detective Agency. He had been
posa the evening OF the day previous, and
was ready to go East. Brown claims
Oakland as his birthplac. having been
say. he Is the oldest Native Son ever ar
rested here. Oakland was very little if
anything Of a settlement in that year.
The Captain speaks with Il Norwegian ac-
cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
XIII. Horse to Get Nan.
REPCBLIC SPECIAL.

ItEFJ BIlIO 81 f.II-iI-
Sheridan. Wy, Sept. 1s.-Henry Shro-
der. q saloonkeeper al Dayton. was shot
and killed, and Edward Simns. his bar
tender. seriously injured by Jack Hanley
in a dispute at cards, Hanley escaped.
but was captured after his horse had
been shot from under him and his leg
broken by bullets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Letter Betrayed marriage Secret.

ItFI BI-iI SFEIIAI~
New York. Sept. l9.-while looking in a
vase for a buttonhook Mrs. Rayden of
No. 279 Baldwin avenue. Jersey City,
found a letter which was addressed to
her daughter Lucille, is years old. The
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

letter was signed, "Your loving husband
Lucille confessed that she and Charles
F. Mecklin OF Franklin street, Jersey
City. had been married in Hoboken two
weeks ago By a Justice of the Peace.
Mecklin. who is in Quebec. was sum
moned home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
CAPTAIN BROWNS PICTURESQUE STORY OF PIRATE
GOLD INTERESTING AS ROMANCE OF SPANISH MAIN.

Francisco mpovid@t Lat
n
Sud-Brown
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

Everything is large and easy in the
South Seas. and 10 mention gold being
there, pirates gold, Is making the heart
glad with picture of wealth as glowing
as the aurora boreal:s. II recalls the con-
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
City Soy. Work In Bee, Fields.

Twenty five boys OF Pueblo will
arrive IN Otero county next Mon
day morning to spend their sum
mer vacation at work IN the beet
and melon fields. This is the re-
suit ola scheme by secretary A. A.
Hoskin for the Humane Society OF
that CITY, who has been studying
to fird some way to assist the boys
OF poor families in aiding in their
support.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
All Kinds OF Clothes.
evening

esus Grigsloa, a Mexican who
claims that his permanent abiding
place is Springer, y. NJ. was ar
rested last Wednesday morning
by Marshal Melvin and is being
held on suspicion. When arrest
ed he was "resting" under the
railroad bridge near the canning
factory. He had in his possession
tive pairs OF pants, two coats, two
vests, an overCoat, several shirt
waists aud pair OF iady's gauntle,
gloves. All OF the articles were
new, and the Mexican himself was
arrayed IN bran new suit of
clothes. In a purse IN his inside
pocket he had about two dollars
in money, and three gold rings
that had never been worn. He is
unable to give satisfactory ex
plsnstion as TO how he came to be
in possession OF the goods and is
being held pending an investiga-
ton
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
Rev. co,,m.o eo.. to Canon City.

Rev. Robert Coltman leaves
today for Canon City, and tomor
row will preach the sermon at the
Memorial Day exercises OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic in
that city. In the afternoon at
three o'clock he will address the
Young Mems Christian Associa
tIo,, and Ia the evening conduct
services at the FRS, Presbyterian
church for the Rev. II y Wilson.
who will preach the class sermon
at the La nnta Theatre tomorrow
evening.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
cosrrxoxsr vrxp.
STATE OF COLORADO
TprSrf nN OrrRo.

l. II. u. Garwood county clerk In and for said
that the foregoing cont ins all of the pruc-ed-
inrs Of the board OF county eou3pnissioner-
transacted at the May meeting thefSof. which
relate. the allowance Of bills, the granting OF
rrhates of taxes and the letting Of contracts
In witness whereof. l have hrrctnto set my
i,EaLl II. d. GARwOOD.
County Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1903.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TAXES PAID.

The Missouri Pacific taxes due
Otero county for the year 1901
were settled 10 the district court
at Pueblo Wednesday for the sum
Of sra, 900. The money will be
paid into court in that city today
aud Treasurer Beerbohm will
issue a receipt therefor IN full.
A decree was ISSUED by Judge
Dixon in the case OF the Missouri
Pacific KS c. A. Beerbohm, county
treasurer, Wednesday, whereby
the latter IS perpe,uslly and for
ever enjoined, Individually. and as
county treasurer, from in any
manner collecting or proceeding
to collect the taxes pretended or
claimed to have been levied
against that railroad company for
the year 1901.
In the Judgment issued the
court finds that the assessment
made by the Illegal state board of
assessors under the law of 1901,
and also the assessment made by
the state board OF equalization in
January, 1909, was absolutely
Illegal, null and void, and grossly
excessive. and without any author.
ity OF law whatever. The court
further finds that the sum of
si2, 200, the amount rendered by
the railroad company to County
Treasurer Beerbohm, is all that
the railroad company can he
equitahly compelled to pay as
taxes to Otero county for the
year 1907, and the treasurer is
enioIned from attempting to col
lect any further sum.
The total tax assessed against
the Missouri Pacific for the year
1901 was SIG, 500. Several months
ago the railroad company rendered
County Treasurer Beerbohm the
sum of IS, 400 in full payment of
all taxes for that year. and later
the sum OF 81 900, both OF which
tenders were refused. The treas
urer, however, finally agreed to
accept the latter amount providing
an order to that effect was issued
by court of competent jurisdic-
ton.
Otero county euecred the best
settlement with the Missouri Pa
cihc OF any cc"Bty in the state.
Pueblo county accepted less than
fifty per cent of the taxes assessed
fer the year 1901 in making a set
Element with the Missouri Pacific.
and meme of the counties received
rore than fifty per cent Otero
county receives over sixty one per
cent OF the total amount assessed,
and Treasurer Beerbohm, who has
been severely criticised tor his per
versity. is now receiving many
compliments for the position that
h has maintained from the very
fIrst-that he had no authority to
make settlement" with cor
porstion. and would not do so un
Jess enjoined by the courts Otero
county is about s.. 500 to the good
on account Of the treasurer's per
versity, as most of the counties
accepted the first tender made by
the railroad companies.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
Az the Wosh We Can Do.

We have all the work we can do
without trying to collect accounts.
Therefore, on and after May 40,
1909, we will do cash business.
This does not apply to wheel sales.
Dave DowSER.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
SwmmoWs.
STATE or COLORADO.
.CDrNrv og OrgRo.

STATE or COLORADO
.CorSrS cv orxno.
In the County Court
HELEN LEE Plaintiff Srx~o
JOSEPH LEE Defendant
Th~ P-~.sle cf the STATE Of Coloszio q, J.--~r,b
Le<. the Defendant AhDv~ nan~i GREYTINt,
YCu arr hereby r~yuirr-t so APPEAR in an A.
tisn bryaxht against you by the stsp.- name,
plaintiff. IN the counfy court % Or@ro count,
state of Colors.bo- and answer the csssnralsir.
therein within thirty days sfter the -~rvir~
herepf- >-rvc<f within the state cf Colorado
or h1 ys1hlication: OF. ~ -erv-f Of the -tz..
Of Colorsto. within hf-y days after th. -~-ric.
h~r~of. encls-iv~ of the day of --vi~-.. or =. :.
setisn may b. regularly ct FOR trial III. same
tAc0xh surh srys-sranc~ had hs~u rnad>
ansf i~<u> had h--en joined such Complaint
Tbe said scfson = hrouxht hy rfain,i6 m 70 ,,ts
sain . drcr-~ of dtvorc~- ei--lvinx the t.,rfs ~
nassinsny nov cni-tins between plains,6 .,d
f~fevdant- on the xround cf si--~rsion a nj
Dorv fully spp-ar frc- corupisins in S.r, A.
tieu N which reference i h~-r us<,>
And you arr k~r-k,y n<tiS--i that II xe.u f,il q,
shyve reslusr~d. tk~ >zid plaintiff will sprix =,
the cDoft fcr the re.s>f ther~in d-nsn-i~sf
8ivrs un
r ny hand snd tn s~si ~ -a;s
ce.r = Il !unsa- IN Ssit e"an,y. thi- IRA d.y
~ UaepA- A- n rSR
A. n WALLIS
EH-~1srio rl~rk ~ IN. ce-s-tv r<,r--
Fir<s pshiscssfee- APRIL =. rsn
Last Vuhss-afseu- Msy = fSn.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
Notice Tor eubiiestioo.
United state. Lnnd Once.

United state. Lapd Oficei
PUEBLO, Colo April Is. 1875.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
of hi. intention to make final proof in sup
part Of hi. claim. aud that said proof will be
m sd- before clerk county court az Las AMI
mas. Colo. on June -, ls.rl. viz: Franci>cu
Tafoiia. ". 4. i..,p7. for the northwest quar-
ter section twenty, township twenty -si \
south. range nifty three west
He names the following witnesses to prove
tioa Of said land, viz: Jencho Saias John
Raimer~a, both of Highe~. Colo. George
Mason, Frank MARITIME, both OF La. Anima-
S.A- ABBEY. Register.
First publication April -. fsrl
Last publication. May e. 1901
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
AAmiaistsssors Notice.
ESTATE OF srL.s HUNTER DECEASED

= The undersigned. having b--n appointed
administrators Of the estate 81 Siias Hunter
late of the county 81 Otsro. in the state al
Colorado. dec-a~ssi. hereby gives u..tice that
she will ar.~sr before the county court Of .ai,i
Otero county. at the coart hou-s in l.. JuntA
in -sid coanty. at the May t-rm. Isr. on tho
--<>yDd Monday IN June next. at which time all
persons having clsim- az inst aid estate are
notified and requested to attend for the pur.
y-p-- 81 having the same adjusted. All persons
ind~bted to said estate requested to m a l 10
immedist~ Ray m-r.s tn the undrr-ixneSi
Dated at La JuntA. Colo. this Ind dzy oi
May. A. II. ISn-
SsRCISsUs r HUNTER
NdmtSi-tratrix
First Qualification NAY = 1850.
Last puhlicatioa June 4 Tsn
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
Ooo's 0snsion Il.

County Clerk Gsrwood and Die K
Pearson fishing they did go on
Thursday. and thereby hangs a
tale, but no iIsh. They left early
IN the morning, driving out TO
Taylor lake while the weather was
at its best. but when they returned
had decided resemblance to a
sandman. their eyes, ears, hair,
etc, being impregnated with grit.
They had bountiiul lunch pack
ed away IN the rear OF their We
nicle, but were evidently not sc-
quainted with the gastronomic pro
clIvIties OF the equine who con
veyed they hither The aforesaid
equine was hitChed to the rear OF
the vehicle while the fishermen
were looking for a bite with a
microscope. and feasted himself
upon fred chicken. hard boiled
eggs, ham sandwiches. and did
not even overlook two large and
Juicy apple pies. Mr.. Gsrwood
says there are no fish in TAYLOR
lake, and in fact the subject OF
''hsh" is very distasteful to him at
the present time. Dor't mention
IL.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
0ssert land. Fiosi esoos-n oties for
Public alton.
United States Land Office,

PtEBtO tOLO.. Nay ?, IYD.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SARAH
~ T., Carl, Of La Junts, Colo, ha. filed notice
OF intention to make proof on her desert land
claim No. 2t2. for io, thr--, northeast quarter.
southwest quarter. section thirty one, town.
ship twenty-five -outh, range fifty four west
before clerk district court at La Junts, Colo,
Monday, tn. 9Th day Of June, 1903.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation oi
said land. Frank Osborn. Robert Hansen
sherman Bali. George Bland, all of La Junta
Colorado.
s A. ABBEY Register
First publication. May II. lse.
Last publication. Jun. II. Isl3.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-23
comm..,e..,. ',ee..s..s..

Certified cop, of a portion Of the procr>dines
of the board of commissioners OF Otero county
transacted at the Nay iag. nesting thereof
The following claims against the county arc
no~ presented, sud after due consideration.
ar- on motion disailo~ed.
The following claims against the county arc
no~ presented, aud after due consideration. are
on notion, allowed and variant arc ordered
drawn ia pay m-nt therefor. a- follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-23
FREE SCHOOLS AT FAIR
WOMEN TO BE TAUGHT TO COOK
AND MAKE BUTTER.
Mrs. Helen Armstrong and Prof. Van
Norman, Of Purdue, to Have
Charge of Schools.

Two free schools of instruction will be
conducted by the State Board of Agricul-
ture at the State fair the week Of Sept. IA
One of them will be in domestic science
with Mrs. Helen Armstrong as teacher.
She will speak on the qualities and values
of foods at the Art building each morning.
beginning at IL o'clock, and during her
talks will give practical demonstrations in
cooking. Mrs. Armstrong is a teacher Of
domestic science in a cooking school at
Chicago and has been heard at numerous
State fairs and summer assemblies over
the country. She spent several weeks in
Indianapolis some months ago, when she
spoke to a large number Of women at the
German House. Her lectures at the State
fair, it is thought, will be Of as much
value to the women of Indiana as they were
to the housewives of Indianapolis. She
will lecture on a different topic each day.
The other school will be one In butter
making, to be held at the Dairy building,
on the main drive, each day. 1t will be
under the direction of Prof. ]. z. Van Nor
man of the Purdue University Dairy school,
and with him will be about twenty Purdue
students, who will give practical demon
Norman will give few lectures during the
week and will have several other authori-
ties on dairy topics on his programme.
These talks will occur from II to IL a. m.
Separators, churns and testers will be in
operation each morning and afternoon,
when milk will be separated, cream ripened
and churned.
There will be seats in the Dairy building
where several hundred people can hear the
lectures and watch the students at their
work. Professor Van Norman says that
the programme in the Dairy building will
be OF interest to butter makers from the
operators large diaries
and to butter consumers.
The indications are that several hundred
pounds of butter will be displayed in the
competition for ribbons at the State fair.
The exhibitors must send twenty, ten or
five pound lots, but the latter may be di-
vided into one-pound prints. The prize
butter will be kept in cold storage all week,
where ii may be seen through the glass sur
rounding ii.