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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-11
SOUTHERN PROSPERITY.

Watering Advances IN the Value ~ Prop
crty In 1ncre ase0 Revenues.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Sept 3O-Tho
Times this morning publishes reports
from - OF the 90 counties comprising the
State OF Tennessee, showing an increase
Of tho value II real estate and personal
property cf 81. 900. 900 over the assessment
Of 1888 and an increase Of 500 900. 90 over
the assessment OF 1888 The increase
Of SO, Q00, 0)) taxables In three years IL
unprecedented In the history OF any state
In the Union. The reports show the total
value Of taxables for 1882 including So. Z.
290. 900 railroad properties, aggregates
$3.50 4JG. 761. The revenue OF the State will
also be increased this year BY the collec.
ton Of $12j, 900 account OF back taxes from
corporations that have been heretofore
inadequately assessed. The State debt
Of Tennessee now aggregates $l8. 339. 900.
2 -25 per cent. Of the taxable property OF
the State. The state Comptroller writes
to the Times that tho increased revenue
will enable tho State r. pay Its entire
floating debt within fifteen months.
The Times, commenting on the figures.
says: Tennessee has Tor some time
past been In financial disreputc; but
there Is no reason why II should not take
foremost reputable stand, aud II will
speedily do 50 II the authorities at Nash.
VILE will handle its finances In prudent
I'M zinoa 1ike M uuer -
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AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

Protection fills the dinner-pail
with wind. st Paul Herald.
If the Harrisonian concern has
got so deep in the mire in six months,
how much Of It will DO sticking up at
tho end Of twelve? 49, Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Tanner has gone. but let us mot
forget what Mr.. Assistant Secretary
Bussey said about the dcscrters: "zhc
dishonoraDfc discharge Of q soldier
from the scrrice Of me United States .
n, bar 10 a pcnsion." There ID tho
platform that this Administration
rests on. - Chicago Herald.
-Gencral Alger i quoted . say
ing that he would rather Be Com
mandcr-in- Chief Of the G. A. r than
President Of the United Stntoa"
Without cniarging on the acidity %
the grapes that hang beyond our
reach. let Us hope that Governos
Alger will always continue to pro-
serve the snodesty Of his ambition. --
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
There are nearly 5000. 600 col
ored people in the Democratic Southern
country, and they have but one mem
Der OF Congress 20 represent them"
says the Cincinnati Commercial Ca
zette (Rep.)- There are nearly co.
900 colorcd people IN the State Of
Ohio. ari they have mot % much az
one postmaster 70 represent them.-
N. Y. Evening Post.
What has been termed Connie
sioncr Tanners liberal pension policy
has not been in the interest Of those
most deserving and needy. Il has
chiefly resulted in rerating in cases Of
favored pensioners who had other
sources Of income. some Of them Of
liberal kind. and the special listing Of
other favorites to the exclusion Of
equally meritorious but less influential
claimants. Philadelphia Inquirer.
The experiment Of sending viz
iting statesmen TO help elect Repub-
lican Congressman in the third Louis
lana district turned out 50 disastrously
that Malone may take warning and
not desire that kind Of assistance in
Virginia Fat" and not advice. u
what Malone needs and what suits
the style Of his political campaign
ing. II he can not buy the Governor
ship OF Virginia he can mot get it,
Philadelphia Record
Tho pcnsion-claim agents q
Was hincton. who have been getting
rich '.hand over hand" Of late. are not
1t all discomposed by Tanners no
moval. Tho National Tribune. organ
Of Captain George T. Lemon. the lead
ing claim agent, says editOrially that
Corporal Tanner retiPcs solely be-
cause OF administrative differences be-
tween himself and tho Secretary Of
the Interior; but that this will mako
no practical change in tho conduct Of
the Bureau, which. In other hands,
will continue the liberal systom Ia.
auguratcd by It's late chief"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-11

NEw YonK. Sept 80. Two hundred ma
spns and bricklayers employed on 4
building at the corner OF leonard aud
Baxter streets were ordered out on strike
this morning by the board or walking
delegates or the building Trades. the rcn .
sons given being that the contractors Of
terry. were using brick made By men who
employed -four non-union men. There II
no change this morning In tho situation
OF the strike AZ the Union Trusts now
building. The walking delegates, 70 q
reported. have separated and are investi.
eating several other new buildings and
several cthsr strikes may Be ordered
shortly.
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Lift the weight Of taxation.
Stop the squandering Of the peoples
money.
Restore the ballot TO those who bear
the burden.
Make ncccssaries cheap, even u
Injuries become dearer.
Put fettors on those who rob
whether thcy rob On the highway Or
in the arrangement Of our taxes.
Knock out tho party Of tho trusts
and put il tho party Of the people.
Utterly domolish the onc-nlan
power. and give 10 back homo r';s
This Is tho platform for Ohio. -
Cincinnati EnQuireH
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ms ossernmcnt IN an excur'ion through sne
territory Of The United states AMI that wo e.
press thanks for n 4 imitation
Nj. Blaine was al this jnncture escort
ti-to the chair by tho committee APP
poinss /. for this parpose, aud q short 70.
cess was takcn.
On motion OF Mr.. Henderson II was
resolved 10 adjourn until November IS
when the congress will meet at noon Ia
this city al the vAllaci Mansion.
Headed BY Mr.. Blaine the members
proceeded on foot 70 the White House,
hundred yards distant stopping en- 70 ute
10 have their pictures taken in group
on the east porsic, OF the State Depart
ment building. Oa their arrival az tho
White House tho delegates were shown
| 10 the reception room TO await tho Presi-
| dent
| shortly after the arrival Of tis dele-
| gates Major Elrnst u =. A., came from
the red parlor and proceeded 10 the blue
| parlor. the Official reception room He
| was followed by the President aud Mrs.
| Harrison. Secretary Blaine came next
with Miss Gracs Davis. aud other Cabinet
officers followed arm In arm. Walker
Blaine. Chief Clerk Lseof tn State d.
pariment an Private Secretary Halfori
bringing up the rear.
The President. Mrs. Harrison aud the
eao-. 49,, 800 =. \. ssA'. - " -. ., ~,
~. ~ ~ 800 - 49, 49,
~ess p.'ssns7" ~ ~ ss 49, ..', an
~aS'-S- o.A1s.s, s.Is 80
oao.' onu pasS'As no '1' s''sa "AA
80. 49, -.
~ '.e conclusion =. NJ s'.o p'.r,n. -.
u'.ss 80 49, 'ii. u, ~ az $3.50
49, !" A' $500 $50, 49,
49, -.,,-o.. 80 - - 80
fenaerei ~ ths Marins ptni. ile nails
ana pariors OF the Mansion were pro-
fusely decorated with poticd plants. aud
the chandeliers were blaze OF light.
4 p. Y. - ~u.
w ~. r
snls.toS' w. ~ o.ndu.'
.n, 49, 'u' uor.sae1s !" -. - -
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San FRANCISCO, Sept. 2o--Advices re-.
ccived from Samoa by the steamship
Alameda. which arrived here yesterday
from sydney and Auckland via Homo.
lulu. state that Admiral Kimberly and
stan took passage on the steamer for
Honolulu and discmbarkei at that place.
The Admiral was rendered IN ovation
upon his arrival The British war-ship
Caroline and the Chinese man-ot .war
stationed In the harbor fred a salute ia
honor OF the Admiral. He intends 10 re-.
main In Honolulu for q short time. and
then resume his journey to San Fran.
cisco on tho United Statct steamship
Nipsic. That vessel EXPECTED to SAD
October 1.
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IF officials arc to b executed
for looking out for their own inter-
csts. giving public places TO their
relatives. counting the soldier voto 20
the point o. political lcwdness and
scattering the public money Is II
there were no end 70 H. NJ. Harrison
may well ask with Hamlet. "Who Of
~ shall 60 unhaneedP"--N. \. TImss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-11

PrrrsBuRon, Pa. Oct. a--Thc tin-plase
mill az the exposition was put In opera
w. c. Cronnemeycr. secretary Of the
American Tin Plate Association, and II
was demonstrated that tin plates can be
made in this country Is well O. Ia En-.
gland. Perfect plates were turned out
and experts who examined them claim
they are equal. II not superior, to thoss
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Congress assembled
81 The state y spart-
I1ent yesterda
morning. They num-
bered nearly three
score aud were .
distinguished look
ing body q men
Before preceding 70
the Department they
ha1 THAR n cturts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-11

The Washington Heights (li1.) Accident.
CHICAGO, Sept 29.-Thc coroner's ia ~
Investigating tho Washington Heights
accident. .completcd their work yester.
day by holding Twombly, the engineer
and Lecloche, the fireman Of the freigh:
engine. responsible for the accident
The browning feature Of the investiga-
tion was the confession Of Fireman Le.
cloche, made after the verdict was
brought in, and In which he admitted
that his testimony was false and that
cldent.
Leclocho broke down completely. and
cried like child when he confessed that
he had pefjured himself. Hc intima ted
thnt compulsion from high railroad ON.
cials. who wanted to shield Twombly. had
prompted him to lie. His situation IL Z
pitiful one.
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kELLEy's BAD BREAK.

Boston.s Great Fisld Captain Gets Drunk
Dssgraces His Club and IL Elected by
the Police.
CLEVELAND. o., Oct 3.-The most dis
graceful scene that was ever witnessed
On the local ball grounds happened yes
terday afternoon when Kelly, captain Of
the Bostons. was elected from the
premises for threatening the umpire.
Kelly was under the influence or liquor,
and did not play. In the sixth inning
Richardson was thrown out at the plate
by Radford. aud when three hands wore
retired Kelly approached Umpire Nc
Quaid and began to abuse him with
the most indecent and vul gar lam
guage. McQuaid ordered him away
and the Boston players attempted to take
him OF. H. broke away. and APP
proaching McQuaid became more INSULT
ing and abusive. It seemed as though
he intended to strike the umpire. and
McQnaid beckoned to a. policeman. The
latter jumped to the ground and request.
ed Kelly to leave. He paid no attention,
but started for McQuaii. At that jnnct-
ure the policeman seized him and start
ed for the gate. Kelly struggled violent
" and other policemen jumped to the
aid Of their brother ofIicsr, and the great
Michael Angelo was led struggling . nd
kicking out Of the grounds.
<os
Shocking and Unaccoantabie Tragedy
GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Oct. 2.-This
morning at $50 Arthur R'ckert, aged
twcnty-nine, shot his wife, EIvie, sgst
| thirty. Ia the left temple, and placed ths
weapon against his own head ard blew
| himself into eternity. The trag sdy &C.
Cured while the two we're In bed at thcil
| home On South Ionia street. where the!
| lived with Rickcrt's family. Mrs. Rickerl
| will die. The couple had spent las
| evening pleasantly, and retired as usual
| with no quarrel or other incident tina
| might lead mp TO the tragedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-10-11

Organisation Of the Pan-American
congross-A Recess.
The Nlooted Qasstsn Of the Preslaent q
che Body solved ~ the selection
81 Secretary Diaine-rre~entcd
20 the President

w.snrsorox, oct a.-The delegates %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
Cnndensed Telegram

Tho thoroughbred horse Come TO Taw was sold
AT Jerome Park yesterday for tl0.lOa
Tho steamship Italia, from Hamburg, was
| flowed into Now York yesterday with broken
shaft
Tho New York grand Jury Is patiently awaiting
tho hunt Tor the electr!c-Hire that killed Lncman
feeks.
An earthquake was experienced 10 Venice yos-
terIay. several houses IN a village near there
were destroyed.
The New York Church Cub gave a reception
ln.t night az Delmouicos 20 the delegates Of tho
Episcopal Convention.
Atlanta has been selected rs the place By the
Ferners' Alliance OF Georgia 10 build al ex-
change for their products
stevens, who was sout 20 Africa by the New
York Worid, has arrived Of Zanzibar. He has not
! found any trace OF stanley.
william u. Stowe, quartermaster Of Admiral
Fooie Post, Grand Army u ,he Republic. Is said
10 De short IN his accounts sAJ,OOO.
There ia q fro in the hold Of the steamer Po-
casset NJ Liverpool from savannah, bur It IL be-
E Ueved that tie DANES can DO put out before they
do any serious damage.
Tho sudden determination Of the Brush and
United states electric-light companies 10 shut of
their cIty circuits las; night pllnged large por-
ton CT New York IN darkness
/ The Rio Tin,o Mining Company has brought
m action against The cotlcie lcs MetAnA Tor
damages for non-fulfmcnt OF contract 10 asks
that doposi; O; =, 10000 be made pending the
settlement Of tie SUIT
/ terrific Gale is IN progress along tho Massa-
f chreetis coast AZ Vineyard Haven several yes
sell have been washed ashore. AZ Nantucket one
body has been washed ashore and two vessels
/ are reported 10 have been IN collision.
Applications Of the Western Union Telegraph
| Company and the Metropolitan Telephone Com
+ pany In New YORK yesterday 10 have inbncfions
renewed restra ming the Board Of Electrical Con-
I troll from interfering with their wires were de-
nied BY Judge Ingram.
/ Clark & Keen, manufacturers Of worsied at
/ No. 1920 south Second street Philadelphia. have
msde an assignment Their liabilities are not
known. but 30 Is sai1 the principal burden OF the
failure Will fall on the uanks that have discount
ca tho arms paper. Five hundred hands were
/ employed. Work has been suspended.
4 harmonious conference between represen-
I fativos OF tho American Federation &C Labor md
Knl.hts Of Labor took place IN Philadelphia
Yesterday Tho Chief object was 20 get Master
Workman powJerly 10 urge at Atlanta neat
month the Inauguration OF an eight hour sysloni
I throughout the country on May let next.
DIR. W. N. Tett, a Nicholson. Nss, fred two
[ loads CT bucksnot Into +. {. Collins. OF Lacy.
| Misc, yesterday, ono load after no lay upon
! The ground dead. j. w. Turner, Coiins's bros
ther-in-Ia law, then had pistol duel with Tett. In
witch Te,t was killed. Turner was unhurt, but
! Quitmsn Perton, OF Osyka, was shot, not fatally,
A@"o'NAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
Poet, Grave Disturbed.

C5vcosD. Mass, October 1L-Ncster-
o., aftern ION while attending burial at
Sfe,uv-Hollow cemetery two gontlemcn Of
Concord discovered that the grave Of Ralph
Nal.to Emerson had been disturbed. The
authorities were notified and found that
t..c crave had been opened during Satur-
d,v iucnt. exposing the caskct. Whether
ts-ltams have been taken or not Is not
known 10 present. as the authonues ne
o,g,.t.ne the return of Dr. Edward Emer-
son the philosophers son, who has been
tlcgraphod tor. A watch WAS at once
placed al the grave, but the general Opinion!
lavc D. that the mlscIcnis accomplishing
fh,,r object aad secured ~ lcast the skull,
,sl,.h wa probably what they wore after.
.ilerc is great indignation here;
William Fawr. AN undertaken here, >
authority for the statement that although
Toe Emerson Casket Was uncovered IL WAS
NJ. Dn,u,d bv the vandals. who were ap-
1arentiv frightened away before taey could
tnc.uuli.h tuelf purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
Jcrome-Park Races.


NEW rusa. October li.-1bis was a dreary,
mi.crable dav az jerome Park. The rain fell IN
torrents. ani tho cold, chilly air swept over The
Graud-Stand. The track was very muddy and
the attendance light Scratching5 in most OF
the races were heavy. and the fayOriies farod
badly. ~ last the race-lockeys euycd starter
Ferguson acting disgracefuily towards HIM.
Finally no became so indignant because OF their
conduct that De dashed the flag In front OF tho
starring post while tho horses we're strung olt
for nearly ono hundred yards. Tho start was 81
course illegal. aud n id 10 be made over again.
ppceutlon came IN first IN the technical breeka-
way. mt Round won the legal race. The con-
test was finished while 10 was almost DARK ana
there Was DO 10 K q Excitement among tho
spectators. n il unicrstcoi that the Executive
Committee will take action against some OF tue
f.c.cvs tomorrow. Starter Ferguson has dis
charged two Of his assistants.
First raoe-nye furionC-, straight-Suc'essor
won: Chielian second, Carrie G. third. Time.
1nL
second rarc-al ages. one milo and fur
Iong-rii-tan won; King crab second, Dc!enlier
thiu. limo, .0Ni..
Third racc-Naionah handicap for three-year-
ODDS one mile-NiadstOne Won ; Reporter second,
slursari nrrl. Time, lis
-Four IA rgcc-hi gh-wcighi handicap for three
year-olds aud upwards, six turiOngs-Ponuac
Won; FizJaMcs second, Bradford third Time,
l.lA
Fifth race-swcep .,a>es for throe-year-olfs
and upwards ono mile and a siXteenth-J. A. Il.
won Badge second. Gully Two sIartors. Time,
l:5L
sixth race-sellinc, all ages, ono mile and n
flrlong-liefund won: ticyc second, Letreta
third. Time, 2.07. Mutuals paid 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
LANGsTON's FRIENDS.
They Have n Meeting In Petersburg
fspeclal telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l


PETERSBURG, Va. October IA largely-at-
tended meeting Of the supporters OF John u.
Langston was held iu this city tonight TO take
action in regard 70 a conference which was hci1
between him aud the representatives OF the Re
publican state Committee on last Friday. Inc
majority ~ tho speakers plead Tor harmony IN
The ranks Of me party. while several OF thom Dill
terry complained that Langston had not oeeh
tresied properly by tho committee ahg eA-
pressed themselves in strong Language. Ihey
declared tnat If LangstOn does not go into ms
canvass they propose 20 stay out also or 10 30
considerable scratching. After much talking It
was agreed 10 appoint committee Of six 10 con-
with the staio Committee and Request NAV
Lancst0n shall be formally invited 10 SPEAK ior
the Republican ticket ono OF the prlnclpai
suenkers Inserted thar II Langston was not
brought into the canvass a great many OF mo
negroes would remain Mt home on elecuon-ddy.
There il. n great deal OF dissatisfaction over he
manner IN which Langston il alleged to have
been treated. and no doubt Efforts VIII be maze
20 parh IN a truce that Will at least serve iOr
fli4 fi4cfiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15

THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Republicans Charged with tie Crossest
Fraud.

Ty'olceraph % ;ns Di1parcnl
CmcAGo. October u. A special di-pat IN
from baiona Mont, 90 morning paper
FI.-
Colonel Sehrman chairman of the Re
publican Central Committee, announces
1aat th. Republicans certainly have tho
leg l3tufe. either 1F one oT three luWor-
Is. fire official returns from Bcaverhcad
county elect James Bennett Iepubl-
cas-, 90 tho lower house, and Henry biar
G,nuuAl..u. PEI nwnto,l thc seat from Dcrr
9.u.r. Boz 90 mriorIty of Both these seats
.lav. n.r.I D.orr n.rI counted for She DEM
oD.t.. he ronut 'u Silver Bow county,
Oi which l5Utlei- tine c0untv-seat, has been
completed nut tn, Republican counsel
I4,. protected traIust counting the H.
rurna from t.e Eighth and luuiv-tour %
precincts. Arguments have been made be-
Zorro the board by counsel for both sides.
y Those precincts are thrown ont u VIII
elect uD. fly all the Republican county OIL
Col- ond sent o Republican state senator
and two prcsentltlVea from TINS county.
the Republican arguments We're supple
lnontod hy nnidavite alleging fraud IN the
IhirtyfoutA precinct The objections 90
the returns from the Eighth district are
purely technical Both give the Demo
sfrf. maiuritirs Tho local membership on
7ae msMturc Is n, and 10y the above cal-
collation. the Republicans have 30 amt
1I.mbiy So The canv9es I'm LOWS ana
Clarke couutio. llcloua1 a still mcom-
ll.te. The cilativo vote is not yet
counted. The Democrats are alarmed az
thc outlook. and Marcus DAILY has been
summoned here from Anaconda 90 consult
with Colonel BrOu0wattr. cN-tFoVcrnor
Hunser. and other leading Democrats.
THE Junp.idnf, tho Democratic organ,
charges the Republicans with an attempt
g. steal lhr Legislature and two United
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
TarmNilio's Fair.

Especial telegram 70 mo blspfNnI
FARMvILIY, Va, October H-To-morrow the
Flrmyiile Agricultural and Mechanics ENposl-
ton opens with appropriate and Impressive SER
vices no fO.W o'clOck. Tonight tho weaver
genius ia doing its worst ~ way OF pouring
pinlr-sly q -oaking rain. This, however, doesh
acsm a. deter the people in their determlnntloh
90 attend TIE fair, a. every incoming taln
emDiie- hundreds a. our depot The Roanoke
BAUD will arrive fo-mOrrow morning 20 enliyen
The occasion. Tho Exposition Is n De held IN
tho Fnrmvilie aud Planters warehouses, when
have fecn joined by an enclosure splehaldly
aIaptinr them for tho purpose. hoy are hoau-
tifgily anil prOfusely decorated Win buhuns'
olI-paiutiues, flowers, p0tiod plants, &C. euI
many lovely exhibits Of b0th home ana lofelsu
merchants are pleasing 20 the sight. SHOULD inc
weather clear va, crowd will surely come 10
town tomorrow, 'ul tho interest VAL increase %
tho closing day, IhGrsiaY. farmyllle does hol
do things by halves. aud rain or SHINE heT Tx
position D. an assured Success.
Nis. Naudc Footc, a beautiful young lady OF
VAUDEVILLE and thc accomplished oquestrlenne
WHO Won tho nrsi prize ~ tho Pulaski Fair by
her graceful riding, H. hero and VIII contest ior
the same honor 81 our FAR.
SIR. r. N. Hard.NaT. oi Ri'hmonl, a1dreasoi
the Mckinney CluL Tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15

There arc twenty-one Of the employees Of the
Pension Office whose reratings have been
increased. IL Is snid that among the frat
duties the new Commissioner will be called
upon 10 perform will he the recovery ct
all moneys illegallypaid on pension claims.
The Commissioner undoubtedly has this
night, and IN those cases where the money
hos been placed beyond the reach Of the
law the Government can apply all future
payments 60 the liquidation Of the debt.
so far. however, no attempt has been made
TO recover any Of the moneys so unlawfully
paid. A number Of twenty-one employees
OF the Pension Office, whose pensions we're
rerated and increased, have lett the Cow
eminent service since this action was
taken. A large proportion Of tho number.
however, are still IN the Office. aud II there
fore Will be comparatively easy To compel
tho repayment by Withholding both the
salary and pension until the debt n can
cellcd II is stated at the department That
q number 81 TeTatiags were made during
the latter part Of Commissioner Blacks
administration. some Of which were IN
every feature as irregular as any allowed
bV Tanner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
Richmnnd ponllrr md Figeon Aesoelation

10 he E,iif0r Of he Dispatch:
The Richmond Poultry and Pigeon Asso-
citation has decided 70 hold an exhibition
in December from the 10Th to the l4th IN
elusive.
The largest cities Of the North. South,
ana West hold their annual exhibits. Why
should not We?
Multitudes there are. especially Of the
Young people. who sQuander their money
and their more precious time IN the pur-
chase and pcrusal of mere trashy litera-,
ture. when the same amount of money and
of time spent I'm breeding fine poultry
would prove beneficial and profitable and
have tendency to lead the child into bet
ter paths of life instead of cnltlyating 4
desire for idleuess and poisoning the mind
with matter worse than useless.
WEST Esd.