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Show THE MOUSING EXAMINER OGL ES, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE EXAMINER has born the high leu-- of iiiniiuudiiy liiVe: another obstacle, thr unsettled of the labor market. There of a ibange for the are in both ihcsr restped. and heat have descended from I heir recent high iculaii'e level; an-iuUli-aiion- Published Tjr day la the year by (he Standard Puuluibing Co. iron aud la eiqieeially to norihmn are nettling steel mal and more aiable levels. Prices of iron and at cel have been too lung held at glmont prohibitive iigurea by the various pools and the Trust. At las' ; owing these are giving ahaeore of iiuslneu ai o!d price and healthier i nmlitiou are in pruspect. Iron and Steel enter so evtensivelv into all aorta of enterprise that (lie of this Indinlry t the norma! la sure lu eaeiviae a stimulating effeit . ami ern long rein other timed price biiould le followed by an ai cu mu la ili m of otdera held bark for shat ini-uita- . pili-r- GL ASM ANN, VVM. by Carrier, laclallng Delivered Gualur, UurnlDg Sunday per Manager. inti .71 eta . . Slagle espies. I cu n SUBSCRIPTION RATES. one mun'b (Including Rnaday) ontaida of Ogden ... .M eta 9r mail Telephone So. dirfe-tlon- SS. futh rontlngcuries; heme probably the nJvaoie tu Diilnd Stales Steel irurille when irfi-e- ut pi mill- - Is are tlowu. Thu being marked laltor situation, however, remains tha worst feature of the luisineHs opt look Kane leadership is still lamentably lacking iu t iie great la'oor tuovemeui now aweeping the country. Hitter experience may rectify ihe present errant of IsIkit leadership, ior nearly all of movements and the recent strikes on the part of labor have coma to failure, both the meal strike am! tha builders' strike have practically collapsed, and the labor cause Iibb clearly suffered in prestige In conseThe war lietwcou capital quence. and labor may not yet be ended; but s Ihe trials to have been paused, and Important lessons have lieen learned on Isith tildes, which should al least nerve lo diminish friction and trouble in the future. The Irwl-deiitlcamiutign, strange tu say, la scarcely a factor In Ihe eltuation. Not alnce the war has Ibe election of a Prealrif-n- l ereateil no little exellemeni; mainly because of the abacm-- of Kven the tariff. Ihu issues. prindiial aiihjn-- t of cimlruversy. Is not. likely to undergo any serious cliangj for some limn to rouie. Subscribers will confer a favor by Informing tbie office of failure to ra before thalr wive Tha breakfast. s TICKET REPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT Theodore Roosevelt i of Kew York. . FOR Ous. W. Fairbanks , of Indiana. Thbumhau Electors, E. W. WADE. M. P. MVTON. JAMES A. MINER. Far Praaidantial For Congrtaa. JOSEPH HOWELL. Far Governor of Utah, JOHN C. CUTLER. Far Secretary of State, CHARLES S.TINGEV. Far Justice Supreme Court, DANIEL N. STRAUP. WHY WK1.I.S WAS M. A. BREEDEN. CHRISTENSEN. For State Auditor, J. A. EDWARDS. Far State Supt of School. A. C. NELSON. KM Mil SECOND DISTRICT, Far Diatrlct Judge, JAMES ALBERT HOWELL. For District Attorney, GEORGE HALVERSON OUTLOOK. r Texas 1 ... .. IS paeaswevasaewawI'f 1Y ....J. Tenuesnee Virginia 12 ...12 -- Tile Mire liem.s raiie vote I 1M votes less than a majority. or The following states are said to be doubtful: lu California Colorado Connecticut 3 7 Maryland J .Mum Mia 3 12 Jd t 7 Virginia tM Total doubtful vole Some ot the forego! tig classified doubtful Males will he claimed as benr Democratic ing safely Republican by partisans of either party, bill those who have l:epl well informed will admit that the doubtful states have been selected with care. All iJay Forecast. Th'-rL'm-lOf these doubtful stares. McKinley awimmers must have took with polill- Ham cal ctamps, for they are lost to sight, and Ronsevcll in 1900 carried California. Conueth-ul- . Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and teresling news Item on lalmr and four anywhere but in California at this season of the year. Antioch Enterprise. West Virginia, a tot I electoral vote odumna and a half to the local of S7, leaving only 11 nf the doubtful ARMIES AND ARMIES. voles for ltry an. lu ll will be seen. In order lo Grover Cleveland professes to fear Roosevelt must get at least 12 of the President Roosevelt and the army. HORSE TALK. doubtful vote while Parker must reMr. Cleveland should remember that 88 of the doubtful votes. ceive at Coxeya armies do nut march under Possibly a dark horse may be tha Republb-aadministration. Vallejo Roosevelt i an win by carrying New winner in Ihe Democratic State conChronicle vention for the position of loser al the Jersey alone or by winning the vide of New York or with California, and poll. Tribune. - CAN'T STAND PAT. any one of Ihe smaller stale; in fact CALIFORNIA FRUIT. Ilomer Davenport. Ihe artist, has victory In aminst any combination nf and the Democracy doulitfiil' states will elect Roosevelt, California fruit 1 bringing a good renounced bloanomed out as a cartoonist on the while Darker must carry all the Rlatei price in the East. It line favor u tempting and our Enstnrn brothers Republican aide. Homer says he can't Anaheim Gaexcepting eleven vole. As a matter of appreciate our efforts tn supply them stand Pat McCarren must carry New York with luxuries that cannot be found zette. fact. Darker win- withoui it, and cannot while Roosevelt can afford (n lose New York and a hulf dozen other si sics and utiil win. At this writing It seem almost Impossible for Hie ltcmis rats to win. and Khodn California. Connecticut HOW BRILLIANT SCHEME WORKED FOR AWHILE AND FINALLY Island arc just a aura Republican LED TO THE SCHEMER'S DOWNFALL, aa Utah, bill are placed in the doubtful column lira use they have at times bccau! the gone Democratic and McLauriu wauled lo got rich. The struggled, and fell plunging 200 feet lo Democrats make some pretension lo desire had been with him lung, but meet the stream. MiLaurln ran eagerThe best exis-rtcarry those stales. It had Batumi an added sirengtn. ly lo Ibe brink. The body of the row laloly lu the east say that Roosevelt will for also wanted to get mar- struck loudly on the rough surface, sank from sight rose, and drove for rarry every state lhal McKinley won ried. Now, there are two ways of winning a dozen yards straight toward the opand several statea bcstih-s- . such aa wealth in (ho cow counties of Mon- posite shore. Then the undertow from Idaho. Colorado, Nevada anil Mnutana. tana. One la by patient and intelligent which Ihe river gains tta sinister fame, A Ilia campaign waxes warmer w lo caught it and It went down as If it effort and tinreraitiing attention may have israsiou lo change our inyour own business, and tbia way, as were weighted. The watcher brushed timates. If so we will gladly inform all the world k.iows. la sure but exceed- the sand from his knees and rode ingly slow. The olm-- la by an equally away, driving the calf ftefore him. The our readers. strenuous and constant attention to Idea was a realization. I Ik- - business or But many men have made their your neighbor, especially that part of his business which neighbor's property their own. To a a eon-tes- Im-l-!t- lin-n- u-- s . STORY PRESS CATTLE A OF cas jar c . J. L CAVE, ll &3BIC BSQB9I MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE Real Eutate and Chattel boann Service quick, confidential and No commission. ' private. WESTERN BROKERAGE COl 222-- 4 EccJo Phone 684-x- . Bldg. (tri-aii- Henry Clew, the New York lu bis eirrular lett-- r th.s says: tinnu-clende- r. wi-r- Business couditlor.s m fairiy satisfactory, (be outlook tiring f,,r a c--h good average volume of busin-s- -i autumn, but nu Irejm. One eat hlnd-ran'- es to WIii- - h at th--- a-- I'Mimjlvann Kunh fkikoia I ta-- i Vei mom Washington Wiki-iiusi- .... .... .... .... w curries horns and hoofs, unattended, account for its possession, and that, too. In a land wbera motherless calve about the bills lu aeari-- nf food. n could not afford lo atlenil excite suspicion and not sympathy, is to his own business. lie was well a harder task. Melmurln went no aware (hat his ladylove might grow more to the cliff that week. Instead, he As an evidence of their utter democwall lug. before two cow creatures spent three days In viidtlng amoug racy the Utah unterritied inay lie forced gray a saddle horse and 160 acres, develop- his neighbors, even unto a radlua of iuto putting up a King fur guvernor. ed into a desirable property. Oil the sixty miles, and everywhere he inhand, though' the business of quired sedulously for tha sale of young lion. James Moyle of Salt Ijike Citv other has bravely assumed the duty of tell- some of hia neighbors, notably that of cattle. He knew the statement waa imprab Cattle Company, who should the big ing the I'tah Dousi-racwas well usual worth but all tha same, Warner need not the able, attending, be its candidate. methods of doing au seemed aiitateur-is- have closed one eye and started across at the Jail windows man. John C. Cutler is a Iaing and deeply he pondered the before be resumed hia note book. lie Im from the ranks of tailoring men seated in his Surh action was discourteous, If not aud in his micces baa nut forgotten situation, and a servant offensive, with whom ho formerly cabin, with pen and Ink and smoking distinctly the nit-tobacco to aid bis alctilaiiona. To be- of tha people should strive to please. worked. gin with the must obvious1 means, by For' a week MrLaurin contemplated In West aid of roic, and horse a mau might the failure of hia effort, and the hard The Hritish Africa cover uOOiHin square miles, con- stampede a bunch of cattle and drive grew apace. a them Then he made another trial. This market for sale. But taining Sti.uiHMMd negroes, and easily this to distantinvolved disadvanihe time it waa a calf a bona fide calf, procedure a of collou proriuriiu; yearly capable To keep his dead of colic, but discovered skillfully tage of outlawry. crop of lo.nikt.uuu bales. thoughts in order he wrote Running disposed near the public road and robof King Otto of Ba- off'' o,i a piece of paper and scratched bed of a pair of hind quartera. At The least three teams had passed It on the varia. on the ground of his Insanity, it out. Then thpre was the changing of way to town and he waa safe to blusand Ho proclamation of his uncle, Drinco LuitpoM. who has been regent brauds. .UcLaurin knew something al- ter. supported by the sympathy of hia itii-fIk a king art! now bciug ac- ready of this Industry, aud, with ad- neighbors.1 This time, too, the county's mirable foresight had registered as his guardian whom he met upon the way, tively advocated. own brand the ubiquitous dollar mark. was mildly impressed. Four other men. The dollar mark, be It known, caa besides Me Laurln were increasing their English and French trade papers of almost any possessions at a rate unwarranted that beating plants for large build- adapt to Itself the shape circle aave by purchase, and around three of design. Two-dot- , ing (churches, schools, etc. I hate au conventional and laxy J. ail melt them the lasso of the law waa safely excellent market In Australia; abn and bar. bar-dbrass ati-- l mcial furnishings for doors, into its easy curve while the sevenly-itiu- c drawn. Consequently. Warner's mood brand fairly cries aloud for waa genial. windows, bureaus, etc. But you don't want to loae too many changing by two simple strokes of the The heir of a Frenchman named iron. There is but one fatal drawback cattle, Johnny, be warned the comYou might lose moren Thii-ry- . who died in Venice In ltiTiS. to this means or acquisition. Among plainant. cow nr steer you got. and that'd be awkward. claim that Napoleon took $2.)(U.oun si .all ow ners a , Now, give it to me straight for a tr their ihe with only one brand la almost unaa With two, the possessor must minute. You are trying to get pulled." lari Matin. They have unsuccess- known. This was so far from the truth that purchase fully sued the French government ior prove Of rourse. he might hunt for Me Laurin did not even resent it. it return. maverick and motherless calves, bul I'm giving you "Nobody, Sheriff. that way was slow -- almost as delibert straight a I got. but I'm getting a lit IIcanof K. one the Mton. Major a ate houeaiiy earning the animals tie hunch together this spring., and I didate tor president ial elettor on the at diiy's wages. If he could do aomd- - don't want to lose 'em. I'll have twen-thinMonUoii'.iiiliciin tirki-t- . is in Nurih'-rtu Inc reuse the number of the! ty more in a couple of days. too. I got tana. and lie. in an inierview there. .lust here the pea fell ou the bill for 'em yesterday." predicted Ike election of John C. motherless, ),: the table, and Mclaturin'a head drop-- . He pulled the paper from hia pork-le- d a larger insjority lliau giw-Culler in his hands. An idea was born. et and spread it open. It was a bill of belmv to aiu Ke;miilie:iu ticket in In pursuance of it. early lu tbe af- - sale which had cost him aome dollar ,n'1' ternonii he rule out to view the and much finesse to obtain, and It waa Yellowstone. The river, where it complete' even to tha signature of an flowed upposl'e his tlalm was wide and imaginary. The sheriff returned It flat, mu liy following along the ueexamined. stream through several mile of bmk- Oh that's all right, if you My It's . country he came to the ail right. Well. I'll be down in your tidies or development 8,nK underground, jI sought, a cut bank rising country in a week nr two. Just keep and is adding to this u iTitorj about lJ,lnl hp 2ial feet in air. while below your hands on your rattle 'till then four imlc a tear, it would requiru ",,r,H,Hy who the tie hrrilaohrtahf hr tbfestfr a week of walking, tiding ami rliuibing j 11 1,10 atir hissed and buhtded like h swift, descent. I your hands on your cattle Till then. lu inspect fica half of this rdne. di Laurin had not come out lhal af j 'Til shnot a man If I ra eh him - ot The longest contention In our poiitf- - i rrn,M,n for love of sport, jet when keying with on-- ; of my cri'ters." threat'limbed the easy landward ened Me laurin. was the DemurrnHr wt-ral lusu-r- i to the LIT And that's all rigid toe. i'll shoot his nl trim conveni lull, w'-- h of greasewood and him myself when 1 get him where I At the end j l,nre 'i a runt I hsrleston, K t.i I8.-line from hia pocket. It was want htm. ffo inug, Johnny. Heres tio'h-- l dvw of ten davs it had inn. anil adjourned u nic.,t in HaD.i- -' s'repg line, and. with a.pebhlc where I turn off." Warner rode acmes the flrlda. and as more. Even when the majority 0f the f"fened in the end. it fell straight to the surface of the water. Tbw cur- he rode he thought. As a result of hia del- y itc reconvened in the, rent whirled it aside like driftwood, citv tbey needed four days to minimal thinking, he turned, presently, and hut his imperfect toeasiiremrat shadowed hia unsuspecting victim Stephen A. Ikiugioa showed twenty foet of water and a home. Then he forded the river to The Tiinunp did not seem to take current (ting straight for shore. spend the night with one of Johnny's, With this the Idea was full grown. neighbors. The river was bearing in Labor Day celebrations, it kindly i And now to test it. the thoughtful heavy freight, that summer, and it was ihTulrJ only a column and a balf to Ibe local celchraiion and i's account of taskmaster of Idle hands sent a cow strictly in accord with the lawe of i (fit- i igdcu affair wa limited to less and a young culf lurching up the nature that one of the carcasses should t limn three iucUes lu an obscure part cliff's sliqie. To that cow tiiere came have lodged on the sand bar at tfgw 4 ford. It was the hand of fate which And a hideous vision of flapping coat an-of its issue and uuraptioned i whirling rope from whiih sie fled had turn-n- l that particular row to that reminds us. ihe Standard more lnlHr nrws on thin day while flight was possible, her offspring float bulletside upward. t L ii ii auv other paper in ihe west. Over laboring lichiud. On the last edge site The flies flocked bark around the two coluiv.ii were devoted to labor dny turned at bay. Mrlnrin's pistol festered head, and Warner dismounted its holster: ihe wounded knee-dee- p in water to examine th relfpratiun throughout lie CiVilKrj : j! ped niTi'ul sprang a eotuiua HV.il a half sa given lu in backward, slipped. cause. When he remounted he was EDITORIAL J Proprietor. 'Phone 15( 2372 Washington WILL YOU gy-HKMHn- i. S oCl o TBE SUCCESS MARKET WASHINGTON AVE. "Live and lot Live" le our metto. We do net promise to aell you something for nothing. Our Moata are fresh. Wo endeavor to please every tiody whs patronises the UCCES8 MARKET. 5 Total sure Repiililii-iii- ' vote-,.i hau or 12 majority. b-.-s Invest !n a place of unimproved land! In Wabar County f Adjoining Improved farmof Half mile from R. R. Station T Right naxt to Irrigation Canal f ' Providing yew can buy on monthly payments? Say $10 or $16 or $20 per month! I I Or quarterly! Or annual payments!. And no Interact? , And no taxes! The owner to pay taxes and cat tiniM to uaa the land until K is paid fort If So The LILLIE BRAND LARD by a TRUST "OUR LEADER," no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed with It. Ask your GROCER for It Nib 1 bacon BOO .19 ordoro Phono given special attention. net made Nint-ty-NIn-e FRONK & BURG! h o Phono 227 Y. d (HisM-ssiun- To unload schooners at the gilt Lake Beer hall. It la tha place to get the longest sal tallest, the biggest and coldest (chooser of beer In town for five cents. Choicest whiskies brandies and wise and all kind of soft drinks. Kina line of cigars In town. Call In every, body aa you pass by and aampia oar gooJs. Corner 25th and Lincoln avenue D. W. CATTS UNDERTAKER Mrl-auri- solf-mnd- e 1.000 MEN RICHEY, COMMENT Bald place of land will coat yea par sera. K $400 for 20 acres. $800 for 40 lcrsa. 4 $1,200 for 8 1 acres. 0O o o 120 j Address or Call on HUNrER & KENNEDY Room 6, First National Bank Ogden, Utah. Building, a - Chinaware Must Go Regardless of Cost Price Jjj To make room for our now fall stock of China we will run sale on Chinaware tor ten days. Our entire stock of Decorated China will be told at about half price. Hand-painte- d WHEELWRIGHT BROS.a 2476 WASH. PHONE AVE. 147 n nnci-stor- School Time Is - g I I ! 11 I - t last-name- - A " .The boys mui be filled with gxd comfortable school suds ws year. We think every boy can and will the nrw dressed with one of these new .tnlts. SUITS Striped School Suit Iark Stripe School Suit Fancy L'hevmt School 8ult NORFOLK STYLES SIZES 3 TO 13 Dark Fancy Cheviot, whlth stripe... jjjjj y2i 61.50 on 1 Sohooi Suit. CADET STYLES. SIZES 3 TO 7. ' Stripe mixed School Suit Frown, mixed School Suit Navv ,3nn Blue ,1s LITTLE gIaNY' We also have the beat school shoe made. The is made ot solid leather throughout and every pair have them in all sizes and a'J kinds'. Vlci Kid with stock or patent Ups, box calf with etock or and Conco calf with stock or patent tips They range in PrlCB . . Tbe $1.25 to 82.25. See Ad. ef yesterday z.e For 15c ws have the best school bore ever placed on the i It is heavy ribbed, 2 thread, itamie brand Kantsnag. . . and a good wearer, all sizes, only 15c. nMd We also have a full line of every thing else the boy and P school. for t;i i. I. L. CLARK & SONS snan-fnoi- - w "" Almost Here . n puli-lis-hc- d Wyoming Prop. WANTED ALBERT F, r 1 N-- strcM promptly attended to. 60 per cent on taken within the next SO days at GASBERGB STUDIO 276 25th St. receive al! picture ft 6th We cuke a specialty of Prescriptions. Telephone orders ALL EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES 111 649 829-- y. The Depot ESS s i Pai-th- c Neiaen, Drug Store e - Ole Telephone (Continued on Page 6.) ,, 0FTHE PITH The Industrial outlook is sllll an UiimtUlrd ono. ERurta tu revive the dying meat strike by extending it lo Independent bouses have caused some uncertainly In the irregularity and . and for market fur live General price reducthiii of live animals are. a feature. Thu industrial outlook at New York also la unsettled by reason of the drift lug apart of employer and employes In the building trade and the prospect of a strike of uotormcn In the new aubway. Some more resumptioua of industrial operation are noted in different sections, hut the Fall River print eltnh strike are atill still exists. The coal iiiim-rout in Alabama, and the general tone of labor affair is one of irritation. Dispatches to lirailsireri'a indicate rularged sales of dry gissia, clothing aud ahuc. the licsl business so far this season In tact being transacted at Kales of leather are also Chicago. and coal is in belat advances, larger ter inquiry at leading western markets. a brisk bouse trade Hi. laiuis report lu dry goods, hats and shoes, but care iu buying seema to lie exerciaed. and transactions arc routined largely tu atopies. Kansas City reports a good business In dry goods, limit aud shoes hulUtnaha notes that August trade was nut equal to that id last year. The .Minnesota stale lair has drawn large HOW THE STATES Wild. VOTE. number of buyers to .Minneapolis and H. Paul, where the wheat crop is This paper has liei-rc'inested to moving rather slowly to luarkei. of the way the slates give an reports Improved joiiliing trade ate cxpcilt-- to vote this fad. We can t and au riilargiil nun. of trim ore, gle figure and guess as well as any ibis stu aitai iim trade tu tin- - inm rangi older Hrsott. iim no urn- - mn tell Just t t tn- town. Hluile.uiu t min- host all the stales will vole. Ai,y ono an safely sum- - how some stales will is increasing ut like MetnpliiH, Atlanta. Kavaiiii.ili and l.lu'e M tote, but it is utisate fur any me1 New (Means that roller! Ion to wup.er ou how each aud every stale ar- - slow to improve, .lai'k.sinvii;,. re- will vote. ports the most Hirers.-- hil year in the Tlie following Uhls gives the M.ile-(ity's history. Kmiwillii rcMets Aug- whn h this piper believes will withoui ust trade ieercM-from a ago. a doubt cHst tlo-i- r votes for ItiKi.g-velKoulhera euUrcimn arc still slow and and Fairbanks: rather backward. Oil the coast Votes Stan. is Mill slow lu imdistributive trs-lSun Kraitiirco prove, lejr r(Niri Malm Illinois . . 2 mote sav In coitc.iions. Tii'u.n:, IniltHiia .. ..IS very heavy Hour shipmenis to Katts-ito the Orient ami wheal moving more Iowa ,...n K freely Sra'tlr reports that rotni Maine .. ram have quenched forest lire... Khs Mass ... Is ....H kane reports lrrrgular condf'ions in Minneweta ...11 spring wheat harvesting in Washing- Nebraska . . .. x ton, but whole sale trade is luiproTrd .... 1 Hampshire North Dakeia .... I f,bi" VIEWS OK HENRY CLEWS. a ua-at- T Mississippi Mibkouri North Carolina . South Carolina . Carpentering, Building, ft pairing and Remodeling M House Promptly attended to. Alt work Guaranteed. Enquire ef crlo-bratki- - (im-ernu- r 13 C.iuKi-raiion- ! rrpre-senlln- TICKET !l El.H-tio- If anyone ilotiliicd the tceling of thn laboring men towards Governor Wells lltey were nndoulileiily fully Informed if they saw tha float of slat os In ibn Ijihor liny paradu Monday. At Ihe rear of the float was a miniature liiillsilon of a Colorado bull peu and in this were two proLty girls, Colorado and I'tah and guarded by two laiya dressed In the khaki tnililia util form. The damsel representing Colorado was in hluek and Hie one representing I'tah wore a roslunie oiiolialf of whleh waa w hile and otic half black. The soinlM-- r color In each iiisiancn waa meant to la- - ay mlioiic of the deplorable Industrial condition and ua nl militia aguliud ihu union workmen. There la no iloiibl that the union men held Wells reprehensible in Handing Ihu tnililia (o the coal ramps of Central I'tah a year ago and the float plainly I ml lea ted the sentiment of the laliuriug elaaa lu regard (o that. Prominent Republicans recognized Ihu exiatcm-of lhal feeling uioulha ago. When this papi-- editorially expressed the opinion lhal Governor Wells could not bo elected if renominated and thnt we had read the handwriting on the wall It waa because the sentiment of the lalair unions had knownMore than all the t of farthing, the silent Influence of this antagonistic sentiment of the labor union hail to do with Hie defeat of governor Wells for rriiiunina-tion- . The lulus union Indirectly dictated bis defeat ami ihe'ltupublirana wbo were in a position to know ihe strength of organised labor recognized Hie rluliu or ihu unions that Wells lie not nominated. The Reha thus recognized publican parly organised liilmr ami their right to to candidates whose polity Is antagonistic, apparently, lo their Interests. No greater rihiciiee of the political power of the hilioriiig people is than thaL furnished liy the parades iu Kali lake and Ogden. For State Traaaurar, INDUSTRIAL IlKNOM- convinced, but still uuaatiffled. nor did bis conversations among the ranchers serve to enlighten him. Everywhere the mention of McLaurin's nan.- called forth expressions of approval. Yes. Johnny was a good neighbor, a good as a man would want, now ,ie d quit hia foolishness. No. he didaY get around much, except to see hia girl: he was working on hia place this yea?! said h was wurir.ng like a nigger. Working like an Injun. commented the Sheriff, grimly, and rode on. Overnight there came to him a leading a leading which led straight to the disfigured cow thing on the kind, and there he began to draw conclusion. To account for the dual death waa easy. No man would conceivably rhoot a drowned cow. The action lacked point. Yet a man might draw a a allot cow with good reason. Then if he killed it while It grazed be muri haul the body to the river. At expense of infinite disgust tha unsightly carcass was turned upon its aide. There wee no algn of dragging nor of rope Yet how to inflict such a mark. wound from the front as the animal came down to water, or tf It were not headed toward the water. Here the chain of reasoning broke with a Jerk and tbe Sheriff started for the opposite shore. &AIS 1NATKI). For Attorney General, JAMES NOT to our belief. Alabama Arkansas (isurgia Florida Kentucky Ixiulsiaiia West. mi-m- ticket 1001. The following states will cast their vote for Darker and Davis according Nevada New Jersey New York Khod island juM SEPTEMBER tcsanc CO, ' |