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A HominE Pigeons Fliaht'
To the Editor of The Post.

Philadelphia. Pa. January 2o.--ln the
issue OF The Houston Daily Post, Sunday,
November 81, there is small paragraph on.
page eight, headed Who Owns TINS
Piseou!' The band upon its leg (k5) was
issued to Mr.. f. II. s. MorrNon, 1907
North street. Elizabeth, N. j. II was one
OF over 10000 issued by the National red
eration Of American Homing Pigeon Fan
ciers from the office OF the National race
secretary, John shepherd, 1928 South FIJI
teenth street. Philadelphia, Pa, the nam
and residence OF the fancier to whom any
ere of the 90 900 bands were issued TO. IRON
Maine to Mexico. think MT. morrison conId
how the bird reached Texas
John Shepherd.
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WIN. Note..

Willis, Texas, January q The teachers
institute of Montgomery county met here
today and will have two days session.
A large attendance is expected.
General l.. NJ. Openheimer is located
here, working up some small crops of to-
bacco he bought. He is very enthusiastic
over Willis Havana tobacco.
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sETrLEp nY ocHIL1nEE.

The Galinnt Tom Preferred Opinion.
of German 'OfHccrA.
washington Correspondence Globe Democrat.
Tom ochiltree crossed the ocean Just be-
fore hostilities broke out between the
United States and Spain. He had as fellow
travellers French officer and Spanish
ofncer- The incident which Mr.. ochiltree
is telling In Washington this winter no
uses TO illustrate what tremendous sur
prise the recent prowess Of American arms
was 70 ths European world. On this voy-
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p..,h ,rcm scarlet Fever.

sherman, Texas, January a6.-Archae.
this little SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Robaa-
son of I,uella. died this morning OF scarf IT
fever Several other members OF the fapl-
liz are AFFLICTED with me disease. There is
no IiNeiihood of spread OF the drS.d
disease In the community, ns every posSissin
precautIon against It has been taken.
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AROUND aN N.NN.. .....N...
tor such lofty eaoam
outsIds capitalists can .net b.. maI. n Ia.
vest 3n cltis9 thst 40 not hara the eothaea.e
OF ho1na investors. Put local espilsl into utw
Industries. and outside capital VIII come With
out tho asking. sea
Middling cotton Is now worth cents per
pound IN Houston. or about $40 per bale. The
farmer with a row bales on hand will profit
BY this advance. but the biggest gains will
! Q few million bales when the price was S
cents
Already the Introduction OF bills to create
new judicial districts has commenced. The
equitable distribution Of the work OF the
courts IN problem that promises TO perplcx
for some time TO come.
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The Washington authorities refuse TO recog-
nzc tho patriotic appeals OF Agoncillo IN be-
half OF his countrymen TO be lie. alone. But
the American people will not ignore them
and the justice OF bis plea will be felt by
all fair-minded liberty loving Americans.
The house Of representatives having adopt
ed a tuls to effectuAily suppress hIibustering.
the members OF the present legislature viii
be entirely deprived OF the pleasure OF all
night sessions with the house under call.
The Houston Cotton Exchange. the Business
League and the Houston Manufacturers As
ISOLATION arc three organizations working for
Houston's development Join nil three II
you can. and by all means let your name and
influence be with one Of the throe.
| 7ts1F 2+ 's-----@---- i4s
| In tho Montana senatorial election the prices
Of members OF the legislature ranged MS high
| as $4,000 This is moro than the AVERAGE
United States senator is worth to the coun-
try.
! The New York sun published an article on
Sunday last under the head: Great wall
| Street Week. Brokers Glad OF Holiday from
Shear weariness" The shear wcariness
| WIS probably superinduced by the labor Of
| cutting coupons from bonds.
/ Senator Quay appears to be gaining ground
backwards having lost two votes. 1t look:
very much like ne will fall to get back I;
the senate but that will not shut on his op
|portunities. There is another place yawnin,
1 for him.
A Had private soldier spoken Of superior
officer in such terms as Eagan employed II
speaking Of the general Of the army no par
Of the press would have been found endeayor
4 Ing to justify or mitigate tho violation o
military discipline.
II is said that while So ss3.ts2 worth o
warships ane now being built In American
shipyards for our navy, the value OF tn
ships now III course OF construction In Amer
lean shipyards for our merchant marine
but $l9,716, 900
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LOUISIANA STOCK BREEDERS.
Papers ON Technical Subject Were,
Treated In an Able Manner.

Especial Dispatch to The Post.)
Shreveport, Ln.. January 27.--The Stock
Breeders association held its third annual
session W. l.. Foster, president, read his
annual address. THE Berkshire Hog as a,
Money Maker" drew out an extended and,
interesting discussion. "Fattening OF Cat
tie for Market Profitable Industry for
Louisiana was ably treated by T. Butler
Of Mississippi "Dairying in North Louis
lana" by Joseph Miller, and "Dairying,
and Stock Raising tn North Louisiana,
by e. T. Sellers. were able papers that
we're widely commented on. The reports OF
committees followed.
The same officers we're reelected with
W. l.. Foster president.
The State Agricultural society reelected
John Dymond president and same officers
The meetings have been Instructive and
entertaining and attended by brainy men,
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SLOT MACHINE CASES.

The slot machine cases have all been
continued till the March term Of the crim-
inal district court. There were thirty-two
indictments returned and as many arrests
made 1t is said the cases may be nolle
prosecuted, as there is no particular dispo-
sition to prosecute, inasmuch as the ma
chimes were taken out before the indict-
ments were returned.
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Br.s5l Taoss for the Pod Predicted Sy
Grain Wen,
TEXAS CORN IS TO CUT A Big FIGURE
slot Machine Cnses Have
tinued Until the Next
court-suit and Gcrnishi"e""

Galveston. Texas, January 70 W.
,ro,nfnert grain men OF the North were
nere today on business that means
deal to the port They are AieNanuei '.
Kenzie of the Moore Grain and hie'a.oi
company of Katsas City and % NJ &C. .''...
son OF y. X. Davidson & 90. OIL h"ns'
city. McKenzie's company now mas A'V'
am bushels of wheat en- route for Caves
ton. A..
~ IDOL, for a wonderful--wonderfu IN
crease IN the grain business here' sa'N
Mr.. Mckenzie. within one year | eA
pect ten more grain firms VIII DC e's"n
lisbed here. I don't mean that they wiz
simpIy have representatives here put
sone of them will make Galveston their
main office. They can not all be exporters
either. Some of them will be buyers
They will have grain consigned to tne"
|, and will sell to exporters
Now you are doing business purely on
an export basis. The outlook for export
business for year or two was never
brighter than now, but there VIII necessa-
| riIv he change in conditions here ana graz
ually Won will come around TO pasio
where grain will be shipped here on coh-
| signment. You have pulled the gram SO
I hard from our territory that every one Vi
! us is either coming here TO do business
! or to see Just what you are doing ana now
| YOU are doing it. One trip is sufhcient 10
{ satisfy any one that Galveston is uestineu
! to be a great grain port. You nave the
water. you have the ships, you are CLOSE
! TO the grain fields, and added to your won
! derful natural advantages, you are attract-
| ing business by reason of your goou, iair'
honest treatment of grain and grain men.
| This Texas corn you are receiving ~
! going to play prominent part in bringing
\ this port around to the basis spoke Oh
where you will have buyers here Tnis
! Texas corn is the finest / have ever seen
( II is worth . cents bushel more than any
other corn In the United States
| Mr.. Davidson was seen at the ofnce OF
| the Galveston Wharf company in consul
| tation with President Sealy and Secretar.
! Bailey.
| Are you shipping any grain to Caves
| TONI" he was asked. :, ~,
| Eyes; about 10000 bushels day. Mr.
{, Davidson answered.
/ "You might say" remarked MT. seaiy
that Mir. Davidson's shipments for thi
/ season will amount TO 100000 bushels.
| Mr.. Davidson nodded in assent.
! "And that he has only just started,
! added Mr.. Sealy.
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sAIp TO BE A CANDIDATE.

A. r. Hopkins of this city is said to be
an applicant for the position of assistant
United States district attorney for this
district. There are only two assistants
to be appointed, and it is said some East
Texas attorneys will try to knock the
plum. The position pays $4,000 year.
Hopkins is United States commissioner
at present.
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Ardmore. ]. T., January 27.--An election
was held here today. and free school
system carried by small majority;
board of six directors were also elected.
This II the iirst attempt at free schools In
this place; only $50 votes polled.
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Laredo.

Laredo, Texas, January 81. = Since
Tuesday fourteen new cases of smallpox
all being Mexicaus. The health of6c,aIs
say the disease is less severe than when
first discovered. "AeA
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Greenyille. Texas. january a7.-rhe CITY
datlies are agitating tho question OF a
cotton mill for Grsenvills. and several To-
cal capitalists are mapifestins interest in
the project. which Is expected TO take den-
mite shape at no very distant day.
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san AnegIo Wool sales.

San Angelo. Texas. January e7.--Jackspn
8 Richardson sold to Hill g. Palmer Of san
Antonio $4,000 pounds of WOOL At It Is
reported. from cents 10 81 cents per
pound.
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General Guy v. Henry In command in
Porto Rico, says In writing and over his own
signature II want 1t distinctly understood
that Porto Ricans will DO preferred for office.
Those Porto Ricans who have gone to the
United States and received an education and
are capable Of illing places In this island
shall be selected Arst.' Commenting upon
this, the Kansas City Star says: "Ths United
States postofhce department gives notice that
It Is overwhelmcd with applications for postal
clerkships In Cuba. and that no more ap-
pointments will be made. 1t would seem that
there are other industries to be developed In
Porto Rico and Cuba beside that OF Office
holding"
When local capital takes hold OF Houston
enterprises the city Will grow and prosper
as never before.
Ratification Of the treaty aud support OF
the administration will come readily enough
when pledges are given that permanent oc-
cupation OF the Philippines is not contem-
plated says the Pittsburg Dispatch. which
also remarks: This idea that the people
must support their servants instead OF tho
latter obeyinE their masters Is imperialistic.
| but has not yet permeated the minds OF LIN
coins loved plain people
| When The Improvement Of Buffalo bayou IL
| started all eyes will DO turned toward the fu-
ture great city Of the Southwest.
More than $3.50 100000 worth OF the exports
Of the country last year were the products
OF the farm. and In the aggregate they held
| hrst place in the country's foreign commences.
| The tariff has boon patting itself on the back
| for tho commercial expansion. but II seems
that, after all. II Is chiefly the unpro-
/ tected farmer who is carrying the haS around
tho world. remarks the Philadelphia Record.
In a fcw years from now. with the right
EFFORT upon the part Of our citizens, Houston
Will BE- the misunderstanding center Of the
South.
The Hartford Courant wants the United
states constitution made one OF the text
books In the public schools OF Cuba aad
Porto Riro. How would It do to Introduce
It Il the san,e tius In the public schools Of
the several statos OF the Union, The average
pupil In the public schools throughout this
country Is about rs ignorant OF the provisions
Of that tnstrumsnt - arc the people Of Cuba
and Porto Rico.
Don't wait until the Bufslo bayou i'm
prcvesnent bAsins ketors encouraging the es-
kabIishnent Of local lndustfies Start the
GOOD work now
Eawasl Evuett Haze coumsaded . rule in
lure 70 "svsfy day hold oonvsrse with Z
cupsrior." Ne editor Of the San Antonio Ex-
brsss observes thai ''this would be good
rub 70 follow n sns could only md s,l-
pmtss ~ w. = seavsrss." ne -
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u... =. n. Linn seriou.ly IN.

Wharton, Texas. yAnuArs 1t'W' y.
linn received a telegram yesterday stating
that his brother. Hon. e. D, Linn, was not
expected ID live, and requiring MS pres
snee' Mr.. Linn left on the first trainato'
attend bis bedside.
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SUIT AND GARN1sHMENT.

Scott, Levi & Smith have brought suit
in the county court-asainst the Atlanta
Terra Gotta company for $500, same being
amount of their fees for legal services rem
dered in the dispute between the terra
Gotta people and the Texas construction
company over terra Gotta for the new court
house Garnishment proceedings were also
begun against the Texas Construction COM
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waxahachie, Iesa ~. 4
iii daughter Of ~,
Jefferson street, US xss 3 ~
torday while stanai'
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BUDGET FROM BREW
Suit Of Much Interest 10 RatIrs.i,
Trial.
THE coLoRFD BAPTlsrs ARE ID h
New Rector VIII ofsc,..
Peters sundn,-Fsrni,s,.
Rciics-Locsi Nctes

Brepham. Texas. January Il
county court today The cst. !, !
VS.. the Houston and Texas f.s,,..
way was on trial. Grotc parpl.,
excursion ticket, l,renhaln 4 2
July 10. 1898, at the reductt
81 %. The ticket provided NJ
good for return the purchaser A ID,
sign 1t in the presence of n. 4.
the company at Houston. WI. IN
returned he failed to compIv' Nv
part of the contract and an ~: :.
The conductor would not sccsss' r.
signed ticket and Grote wa sc1..is r..
full fare, the tariff rate betvss n
and Houston being Sc.l5: ~ Nv
forced to pay s2.s5--4 cents 81 H.
L. Grote presented the unused
the ticket to Captain j. r. Sl'ss T.
agent here, and asked for 4 rsi,s5
4 cents per mile he had pa,d 49,
refused and plaintiff brousht ~ p
damages in the sum Of SI0o, Y!
was tried before Justice W. Il ~
resulted in 4 Judgment for ~ ;2
for 500. The Houston and Tssss3
trail railway appealed the -; =
county court. The suit Il fXrls !:
law passed by the Twenty-tb h
ture providing for the redempijos f.
used tickets. The railway cornnst Y
In defense that the law provides a
the ticket has been used In paft ~ |
err thereof shall be entitled IA r4s1;i
remainder OF the price paid fof ii ?
ticket, after deducting therefrcm 4, /
rate between the points for M
portion of said ticket was attuaI}y d
and that as the ticket was III +
cents less than the tariff rata ~
legislature did not intend that / +
would be made.
1t Is stated that this ID to y 4
case by the railroads and thai Il \
taken to the highest court ii M
If the contention OF plaintiff g II
the courts to be true and ths iutsuE5
law, 1t will have a depressIhg ~
excursion rates In the future.
NJ. l.. Robbins, general psnSea11i
of the road, was witness ID III
He says the railways can MT III
sell tickets at reduced rate "
refund tariff rates on an un,Bst Z
thereof
The plaintiff says that he could III
ply with his portion Of the c6uhlI
signing the ticket, alleging q q
| the crowded condition Of the tIets
dow. B;
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rns DAILY POST. rtn !: sy g ?. |. c pCsr'
ssaai-We6RlY Post. ~ csis. Per Week.
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Houston Printing Company.

Ex . 20HnNSETos, ve.. PPs::iSssT.
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rrrsrp AT me posrofrics At HOUSTON. TEXAS.
As SECOND. CLASS MATTER
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cred possible Tor q 90 be construed os an
act Of contempt. on had a Thought of such
thing entered the sssnftant's mind
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coLoRED BAPTISM.

The delegates to the executiw j
of the Central Baptist asscci1Ha1
ored) began arriving In the ~
the first coming over the Navasoa
of the Santa Fe, to be present 4 y 4
ing which is to last until Suhdu
The first arrivals included z. 4
ington, moderator, Of Nayasota;
johnson Of Conroe, vice mcdents;
It. w. Ellis OF Cold Springs tdl!!
ing secretary; Rev. L. Simmonl \
ersville and Rev. w. ]. Locke6
herd. The meetings will V ~ u
Johns Baptist church In ~
which Rev. H. B. Southern =
meeting should have comneacN
o'clock this morning, but % 49, r.
the late arrival of the delesatS
not convene until the afternoon y
ing session being devoted g y. IA
addresses and responses ana rls1l
organization.
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Already the introduction OF bills to create
new judicial districts has commenced. The
equitable distribution Of the work OF the
courts 10 problem that promises to perplcx
for some time 10 come s ~
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The Washington authorities refuse TO recog-
nzc tho patriotic appeals OF Agonclllo in be-
half OF his countrymen TO be lie. alone. But
the American people will not ignore them
and the justice OF bis plea Will be felt by
ali sfair-ruir1,led Ifberty-loying Americans
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tue HOUSTON DAILY POST.
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middling cotton Is now worth 0 cents per
pound in Houston. or about $50 per bale The
farmer with a fow bales Oh hand will profit
BY this advance, but the biggest gains will
be made by the foreign spinnets who bought
. few million bales when the price was 5
cents
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NEW RECTOR

NE w AeA~~.~ = -
Mr.. w. C. Henderson, clerk y q
try of st. Peters church, recsissal B
this morning from Rev. james w. W
in Houston, advising that BE ~
in the city Saturday morning
hold services at the church Sunals:|
Noble has been called to take VI
the parish and has made Two W.
II is not known whether % w II
the call or not, but the member :
congregation hope that ne ~
made q good impression wnlls
is an able talker. He mas p
some time with Rev. H. y. ~
ton. tx X
KNIGHTS TEMpLARs EIEcl!e
BRENNAN commandery No. y
Templars met Thursday nisat
the following officers: ". A ~
nent commander; ]. 9, Slos
issimo: ID w. Tarrant. cspssl
n Rouse prelate; H. A. cciu
warden; r. u. Luhn, lun,o1u ~
liam Lusk. recorder; Franz s.;r]
urer; ]. Mcfarland, stanoAI
nv Herring, sword bearer
warder, u T. Shelby. senuee
| n Shelby, who WAS elecs
has for two years DeeA
mander.
LOCAL NOTES
in the city on legal Dus -
M. L. Robbins, general 2 ~
| =, Tho Houston and Texas s,vj
way, is in the city attena' K
In the county court toas!l,, y [
Of F. W. Wood vs.. Liyeipo pom,
and Globe Insurance ConpsI Il, {
was entered, by agreel "A
| tiff in the sum OF $ovv' -
The colonel Gliding. = ~
ID said to be witness - ~
beef investigation y ~ e.
Giddings OF this city ~ Il
BRENNAN banker, 10
City. 4 p1
hos been Invited by ~ ~ ~
first Baptist church Of s WA
| BRENNAN and preach. ,e11
- The pastorate here, nay
viii be in this city FeD.u.
The members of the b.', ~
t,,iery are arranging ior ~ =
hall to be held in thit G aS,r|
ing Of February 10. $3.50
Tnm scurry and other pssi i
\ men Of Texas viii DO ~ "
me n,ng ~ dry and beconas !.
Thursday night ram 49,
fo fall. and Friday ~
Thermometer at 40 WE. ri
ali sides and rain r
day was anything but
lust completed Q nhn 800
made from wood tred
The house at Indepsnausan'. +
Houston once lived. 80
TIRE wae on an order fr9
las Of Independence.
relic which Is OF vaiue ~
4 number of BRENNAN nc i
H. ,r,cnd IN making rc&ss-
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e E1War1 Nvoett Hale coulWonded . rule n
iife 70 'evssy day hold oonvsrse with =
sups<ior." ~ editor Of the ssn Antonio Ex-
bssss observes thai "shis would be good
ruiz 70 follow n one could only md su-
sstss ~ 49, = seavsrss." TAs ~
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Don't wait until the Buffalo bayou i'm
prcvement bAsins before encouraging the o.
tabuishnent Of local snduttries. Start ths
good work now
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enterprises the city will grow and prosper
as mover before.
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The house Of representatives having adopt
ed fuls to effectually suppress hlibusteting.
the members Of the present legislature win
be entirely deprived Of the pleasure OF all
night sessions with the house under call.
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When The Improvement OF Buffalo bayou 10
started all eyes Will DO turned toward the fn-
ture great city Of the Southwest.
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1t is said that while 81. ses.ts2 worth Of
twarships ane now being built In American
shipyards for our navy the value OF the
ships now II, course OF construction in Amer
lean shipyards for our merchant marine Is
hut slg 716 900.
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A Graded School in the Valley.

County Superintendent Williams
and the School Board of Thompson
Valley held meeting yestei day
afternoon to consider the establish.
ment of graded school in TINT
community. This is good move,
and we trust may be successful. An
Investment of this kind will pay
large dividends for all future time.
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The Tent Meetings.

The tent meetings, begun three
weeks ago hy Mr.. Hartman. and
continued by MIR West, have been
very successful. Tho attendance has
been good throughout. Mr.. West
has done faithful work. Up 10 this
writing there have been about IS
professions. and 80 additions to the
Christian church. The meetings close
tonight, and Mr. West begins a
revival meeting at Bramwell, w. Va,
next Sunday morning.
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q. @. Long has erected a new
work shop on the corner Of his lot on
Mechanics Avenue
W. p. Hamilton, proprietor OF the
Hamilton hotel, Bristol, passed
through town last night en- route 10
Blu field on visit.
Mr.. b. w. Stras and family are
spending the Week at Cedar Bluff.
Mrs. Stras has not been very we'll
of late.
DR.. Pobst is graduate of the
Southern Optical School, and
guarantees satisfaction. No charge
for examination or consultation.
j. b. Crabtree Of Richlands, was
In town Tuesday on business. Mr..
Crabtree has recently invested
about $4,000. in timber, and is
making things move.
Mr., @. @. Long is working on the
foundation of his new house, on
Mechanics Avenue, which, when
completed, will be one of the best
houses In town.
Miss Lou Kiser returned to her
home in Taxewell Saturday, after
after n pleasant stay of more
than week at the beautiful home
Of Capt. j. g. Gent.-Leban0n
News.
If little drops of water makes the
mighty ocean, what will that small
defect do for your eyesY lave
them examined at once DR.. j. ID.
Pobst, Optlcian aud Refractlonlst
will be pleased to call on you and
make free examination.