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ather state save Montana.

nther state save Montana. ;,
Second in gypsum
More than Europe produces in ng-
product.
Fourth In developed kaolln, the nm
est freproof material known 10 sci,
ence.
Second In cattle: third In money
products of same
Seven thousand square niles oI Mnd
nnderlaid with coal and few " Us
mines more than opened
More Magnesll and dolonite rock
ttan ail the rest Of the staten.
More rivers with natural drainage
capacity tl1n any other state save
Colorado.
Is sixth in the production OF pota
toes
Is eighth IN railway mileage first In
Number of miles in past five years;
nrst In number o: systems started In
1909.
1t HIS the mout euan5ie climate,
save California. OF all me states.
Oklahoma Is first In production OF
peanuts.
Second IN production OF Canteloupes
Tbigd IN tho production OF Water
melons and seventh IN muslSmelon pro
duction
III Ii first In tonnage OF alfalfa; third
IN money value produced.
II s ffth IN vegetables, with less
Ihan a tenth OK the state trying to cul
tiyate the garden products,
With an acreage of iiftieth Okla
BONA IS tenth IN the production OH
orchard products A.
Il 10 tenth IN harley fcsi u acreage
were pfuporiioned
capitalization considered Oklahoma
leads all othels In ,lS amount " mon.
ey deposited In Its banks
Oklahoma Raises more saddle hors
es than than any other TWO siates
without comment on Kentucky's fame
II Is the only state OF the Uulon
where smallpox never loads 10 4 pes
tilential crisis
II Ia first In purchasing It's harvest
ing machinery away from home
II Alfpasses any Othe stato u
lBrowth from i90a 10 Augusi I l0og
II has more mites ~ possible good
less Improvements on same than ~,
Estate west OF me Missouri tiyor
Population estimated Ita people pur
chase more necessities from outside
tths state than ~ other atsiea 4,
the ilni0n.
ptoduciog sufficient FOOD Rtnffs Il
sppply aa9 three states .of Tho Union
0ur people purchase more from uui
SIDE lie state. population considered
tiian any other state
II Il hes he Third best noturnl pars
/ ~ The tfuItes Jtales
y Consdmiag more agrichltIrai. ,lla
idhincfy than any state save ,tngeo. 4
nanniaetmes less than Any 0ihaf sia(l
lvest Of The Missouri aad north oYtlil
lohie rivera
4 1t Ia second 10 The manufacture q
Portland cenout
i u Is nexl 10 Texas IN supplying M
'lGalyeston whafves. with shipping
4 II has the best equalization OF take
private and corporate In the world
:, Great az its cotton production |
!. ckiabuns Is twentieth In the outpu
of IT'S spindIes with no record Of
cotton mill failing to pay divlden
annually
II has the best high school sya
tenn In the United states.
II has more cities which hav
doubled In population since 1906 tina
any other state or territory With
the IInion.
II has the only river In the worl
that Is salty for more than 300 mile
II has both the shallowest and dee
est oil well In the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-14
0|s|NH[RIlED son BREAKS Will
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
MhIskosee, Okla., July l5,-~G. V.
G.dncy, ait attorney OF this place,
lost an cstate OF 100000 Tuesday by
decision OF the supreme court Ihe
prosperity Nils willed TO cldney by Mrs.
Mary Chapel Her son. who was' cut
OF with 800. contested The VIII and
Won.
Gidneg was attorney for Mgs. Chap
pei. When her will was probaicd II
was found that She had left her es-
late TO Gldney This was done be-
cause she Sald hr son had beer q
prolil0afc ana Wnstcf an that she
had over aigcf him. The son contests
Ell the will on the grounds that Mrs.
Chapel was s0 weak OF mind and that
Gidney han undue influence over her
which caused thc wonan TO make the
will In his favor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-14

Hutchinson, Kas After trying
doctors and different medicines for
kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me. II II
the best medicine on earth.--Walter
2. Perry, 20 !. Main 81. Sold By all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-14

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
b, local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There S only one way to cure dear.
ncs-y. aud that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness IL caused by an
shillamsd rontltion 81 the mucous
l.hnllg oi thefsastsohIani TubesiW When.
h,ilis tube Is inilamed you have A,rumo
hlne sound OF imperfect hearing, and
when Il h entirely closed, DEAFNESS
Nv the ieMnlt, and unless the inflam-
mailnn can be tnken out and this
tube restored TO Is normal condition.
hearing will be DESTROYED forever;
| nine cases out ci ten are caused by
t'aiarrh, which Ii nothing hut an IN
ilammed conGiIion of the mucous sur
faces. 14.5t ft
We will give one hunderd dollars
for any case OF Deafness caused by
catarrh that eau not bo cured by
| Hairs catarrh Cure. Send for cIrcu'
lars free
r. ]. CHENEY A. CO, Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pllls for con
stipation.
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pEMscaATIc ANhouNceMeN1s

THE candidates named below are
candidates for the offices indicated
subject to the Democratic state pri
mary on August %:
Congress
first District
Judge N. E. MeNelh. OF pawnee,
james II. KirkMpod. of Guthrie. N
second ilhtrlct+-
John J. Gerneh of Woodward.
state Auditor
bill Cross, Of Oklahoma City.
II. A Tucker. Or Talihlna.
Attorney General
George ID. Key, OF Lawton.
j. G. Graham. Of Marietta.
Secretary or State
Leo Meyer. Of Beckhanl uDanty.
Ben +. Harrison, OF Cal4,-., hughes
county.
Lieutenant Governor.
J. ]. McAlcster, of McAlester, Pitts
burg county
r. +. Dufry, OF El Reno, Canadian
county.
r. J. Yeager, OF Tulsa.
state printer
Dillon G. Lester, OF Pittsbur4 coun-
ty
CileS w. Farris. OF Greer cointy'
President on Eoard OF Agriculture
G. r. (Tom) Bryan, OF Noble coun'
ty
state Treasurer
Robert L, Dunlop. OF Kay county
Corporation Commissioner
Joe Strain, OF Wann.
George Henshaw. Of Madip
iames A. Norman. OF Muskogee.
superintendent
". u. Cameron, of Sulphur
r n. Wilson. Of Chickasha.
Insurance Commissioned.
Milas Lasatef, OF Pauls Valley.
COUNTY
County Commissioner
District No. 3--John O'Neil, OF Mar
shal township.
r. Gore, Of Crescent City
Clerk
1obert Emmett stohnugh, Of cres
cent f N.s ef
Superior judge
/ NJ Sardlin, OF Guthrie
ATTORNEY
NJ H. JeTfrlea. of Crescent
sheriff
Part Nurnhy. Marshall.
\ s w. Chaney, ~ Gnthriel
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS

PIbLiNNilUN SUMMONS
Il Sand defendant, Eta Mari, will take
notice that she has been sued In the
above named court by the plaintiff
above named: and that the PLAINTIFF
filed his verified petition in said
rae,Ft, on the rs day of June. A ID
1910, charging said defendant with
desertion and abandonment and pray.
ing for absolute divorce and decree
cf custody OF Janet Maurine Mawy
the minor child Of said plaintiff and
defendant.
And said defendant must answer
the petition filed herein by said plain
tiff, on or before the 10th dayaitf
August;AA d.. 1910, or said petition
will be. taken as true and decree OF
divorce and OF the custody OF said
minor child In favor OF said plaintiff
as prayed for will be rendered ac-
cnrdinglys
Dated at the City OF Guthrie In the
State Of Oklahoma, this 2Sth dag Of
June,.A. D. 1910 m
iua p'p feGUSTAvE A, ERiXON.
assar'''ofA tisFigAttorney for Plaintiff.
1 sstsEAL) bSaa.,
JAMES ! 1KIRKwocD,
Clerk OF the Superior Court.
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Tne Following IL complete list or
officers 10 be elected In Oklahoma at
lhe November, 1910. election:
State Officers, executive
Officer Salary
Governor, ......s.. ...S4,50O.00
lieutenant governor ........ 1000. 90
SeqpefaTg Of state.4..,, $500 ,09
snmf'66f ................. 100000
Attorney general .......5y.... 100000
sdpi. public lnsiruction ,.. 100000
Treasurer M.s. 100000
Examiner and Inspector .. 100000
CHEF mine Inspector .....N. 100000
Com OF Labor ............. 100000
Com. charities K corrections 100000
Com. OF insurance ,....... 2,500.0U
President board Of agriculture 2,5ooOo
State nrinter ....,...,... 100000
One Corp commissioner ,.... 100000
Clerk Supreme court ..., 100000
These officers an 10 be elected for
four years excepting the corporation
commissioner who is elected for six
years, Term Of office begins jana.
airy I. 1911.
judicial.
Justice OF supreme coult Tor Third
district, elected for six years, $i,0OD00
Justice supreme court for Fifth dis
trlct, elected for six years 1000 90.
Judge criminal court ~ appeals.
Northern district. ss.500.G0.
Iudge criminal court OF appeals,
Eastern district 100000
.Iudpe crlrnin.l cou on appeals,
southern distsat. sg,500,0o +
state Officers
one district Judge in esch OF the
~ iudicial districts OF the state ana
one additional iudge IN the ThIrd,
seventh and Thirteenth districts. ss.-
300 90.
| Judges of the supreme court and
tcmminal court OF appeals 10 be nom.
mated by districts but voted fol by
lhe people OF the entire state. Dis.
y,ict Judge 10 be nominated and elect
"a ipdependently IN each district.
| solslative
Y 6ne memher of the senate from
4 rach nfi4he followtng senatorial dis.
lfricts 40 4 &. a. 7.3g. II. n. IA. Is.
N. lS. ia 30 2l. Az 25, s7 40, Al.
ana All
zach county elects al least one reb
4esentatlye. some counties havus
more th0u ono ana somc eleclIng an
additional member In ccniuncticn
\ thh n,e or moro counties
] members OF the senate to " elected
for fonr yeare
Members OF ibe house 10 be elected
for two Years.
SALARY 5000 per day and mileage
for 60 davs,
one member Of congress flom each
of tho five cousressionai districts ID
He elected for Two senfs salary 81.
500 Der atinufn.
X County otfieers.
4 cnilnfy 1udga 1,3s0,to $4,000
.lcounfy attorney .g50 10 1900
,itlerk district court 900 to 1905
If'onnty clerk 1000 to s,0Ot
i Sheriff 1900 to S.00l
treasurer - 1000 to 800
Register of deeds ". 1000 to 3,OOi
The salaries Of the above county Of
! ficers are based upon the population
of the county. the minimui, amour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-14

SUCCESSFUL GASOLINE L,GlITyr
Statesmen make $4,000 rore profit
per month selling the only instantan-
euus system known to science; pull
chain light instantly home and com.
mercial lighting, amiiasfW territory.
Gloria Light Company 1270-G Waai,-
ington Blvd, Chicago.
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tucker Candidate ;or Auditor

Tucker Candidate ;or Auditor
Fl. A. Tucker is candidate for
state audito-. lie says: Christianity
Democracy, labor and education are
the pillars on which Oklahoma's
greatness rest H. A. Tucker the
blind candidate for state auditor,
stands firmly for these strong pillars
OF greatness. Blindness will not pre-.
vent him discharging the duties OF the
office with efficiency and safety no
more than blindness prevents Senator
Gore attending to the duties Of his
office"
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OFFICES TO Sc FlLLGD
AT NOVEMBER Ell

The following Ia a complete list or
officers 10 be elected In Oklahoma at
lhe November, 1910. election.
State Officers, executive
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Guthrie Markets


Corn--G0c
Mlllet-si.2b.
Oats iOc.
Baled bay III 10 $l3.
Loose hay-SS 10 $10.
Flour, soft wheat patent--$2.tO.
Hard whest--S2.7O.
Wheat, har1'--sl.o7 l-z.
Bran. soft wheat--$l.H
Shoffs-- > W.
Alfaifa meai-s1.25.
Alfalfa seed--si2 to III per pu.
Cane seed slo0.
Chops ~ 30.
Butter--l7c,
Eggs sz'eo.
Hrns-ac.
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Cause Mo. oo7

IN The Superior Court IN And For
said County And State
John Mari, plaintiff vs.. Eta Mari.
defendant.
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HELP WANTED--reMALE.

LADIES Or catalogue explains how
we teach ahafr dressing, manicuring
facial amassage, etc, in few week.
mailed free. Moler College, st. Louis
Mo-
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PATENTS

PATENTS Procured, also sold on
commission, Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange, Jenifer Build.
ing. Washington ID. G,
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WAN )
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL. NOTICES.

~~~~~~~~~~ye<e<-
STATE Of OEAh cma. County III Lo.
gam SIS.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED--Agents to sell Tan-No-
More preparations. Sold under
strict guarantee. Exclusive agency
given. One agent writes US: Il
sold $32 worth my first day. Sells
10 everyone Registered under
drugs act To responsible persons
we furnish the capital. Write today
for informatio4 Dept, IL. Baker
MEN AND WOMEN Make big mon.
eyl selling our specially. Best ie-
peat order on market. Don't delay,
Write today Gould Specially Co.,
fiennen Building, New orleans.
$3.50 average made by our agents
last week, You can do as well, even
better Wilson writes Best money
getter ! ever saw Mrs. Judson says
Making $500 daily Nothing like 1t
Offered for MEN or WOMEN Send
today for free information. Gould Spe-
cialty Co, IIcnnen Bldg, New Or.
leans. t2ia
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MISCELLANEOUS


The New Road Law.l4 ~
lt Is now ready The new road law
just passed by the legislature. bound,
in phamphlet form Price 25,cents for
single ocpies Better prices given ~,
quantities. This is an entirely new
and complete law and repeals alI other
road laws heretofore existings and
should be In the hands of everyone
who is interested In good roads. Order
now and famillarize yourself with the
new law. Sent TO any address upon
receipt Of rs cents in money or stamps.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
THE SCHOOLS
WERE CLOSED
TEACHERS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
WERE GIVEN FREEDOM FROM
WORK TO WITNESS PARADE
AND OTHER CEREMONIES.

Public schools in the city and coun-
try were closed by order and permis-
sion of the board of public instruction
yesterday. and teachers and scholars
enjoyed the day in the city, taking in
the sights in the forenoon, interesting
themselves in the parade and other at
tractiye features of the day. Hun
dreds of children were on the street
either alone or with older relatives,
and they all enjoyed themselves very
much. There would likely have been
q very small attendance at any of the
city schools at least had there have
been any sessions held. considering
the manner in which the pupils were
on the streets yesterday.
Large numbers came from the I'M
mediately surrounding country also.
Schools whore any considerable mum
bers of children or teachers were de
sirous of attending the parade and
other incidental attractions were given
leave to close by the board of public
instruction, and this fact accounted for
the large number of children who II
charge Of older relatives came to the
city early in the day, either on the
trains or n carriages, spending most
Of the day on the city's streets and in
the afternoon going 70 Palmetto Beach
to enjoy sports and amuSemeuts held
there. Not many children were in Jaa
line OF parade, the automobile OF Dr.
L. l.. Bryans carrying a few OF the
little ones gaily dressed in holiday
colors and carrying say paIas0ls. =
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
BLUFF SPRINGS.
Special to the journal.

Bluff Springs. May 3.-Nisses Ethel
Hayes and Julia Crary arrived Mon
day last from Mobile. where they
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Moreno.
Misses Lena Vent and Viola Will
Hams, accompanied by Mr.. German
and Malcolm Morrison, were among
the ones to attend the ice cream
supper given al the school building.
Misses Ethel Hayes and Ada Crarv
made a flying trip to FIomaton Satur
day.
Mrs. Ed. Byrd is very i'll at her
houe in Pleasant Hill.
Rev. Ellison, missionary minister
preached an interesting sermon al
Byrnsville Thursday evening.
Miss Lena Vent and J. B. Humph
ries, of Pensacola, were guests OF
Miss Edna Yon Friday last.
Mrs. Carnes and Miss VioIata
Ranfroe, Warnie Renfroe and Lee
Mccoy were the guests of Mr.. and
fllrs. W. r. Tisdale Sunday last.
Miss Leana Coley. of ATuscogee. at
tended the ice cream supper here Fri
dav night.
Misses Ellen Chaatham and Fstonf
Petty were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, r c. Robbins Friday last.
Rev. ". 7. Martin preached at Nc
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04

David Wednesday and Thursday
nights A large crowd from here at:
tended.
Miss Dora Gentry, Mr.. Willie Hug.
gins, Miss Mary Virgins, Rev. J. S.
Gilmore and Miss Eta Higgins and
Lee Mccoy attended church at Cen;
tury Sunday last.
Miss Edna Yon spent Saturday and
Sunday in McDavid, the guest of Miss
Lena Vent.
Misses Ellie Binnion and Mary
Lee McDavid made a flying trip to
FIomaton in an automobile Monday
evening.
Mr.. Wilson, of Atmore, was CUES
at the home of Mr.. Crary Saturday.
Misses Dollie Fillingim and Grace
Brockway will leave Monday fol-
the Brewton Industrial School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins, of Freeport
are the guests of their son, E. c.
Robbins.
Mrs. John Parker is visiting hel
sister at Sims, Ala.
Richard Gilmore attended the lodg.
/ meeting at Century Tuesday last.
Miss Edna Yon will leave for Media
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
w. B. TAYLOR WRITES ON
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
Floridas hardware shippers each

Florida's hardware shippers each
year
Then you, who sell woven fence,
refer to Florida Railroad Commis-
sion's Order No. 185, effective August
goth, 1907, Messrs. Burr, Bitch and
Morgan, commissioners:
Woven fence reduced one third.
Means &c. per cwt saved to Gaines
vile.
Means more than S2O,OOO.O0 saved
to the people of Florida each year, for
you bought two million rods, or seven
hundred carloads in 1909.
Get the commissioners order No
Psi, Messrs. Burr, Bitch and Dunn
commissioners, which allows you to
ship mixed lots at carload rates. Just
figure a minute and see what that Or
der saved you. These matters apply
all over Florida, all share alike in the
reductions.
OF local interest: The railroad con-
missioners discovered that the rail
roads had Gainesville 70 1-2 miles
from Jacksonville-while it was only
50 61-100 miles from the basis point.
That innocent little difference means
$5,000.00 a year left in Gainesville
that the railroads had been taking
from us
Compare Florida's classification
with tae Southern" or compare it
with any state in Dixie, and draw
your own conclusions. Compare some
| of the rates to Georgia and Alabama
cities with those Of our own towns,
and see if FlOrida's commissioners
! have watched our interests. Why,
! the rate on a box of loaded shells, or
anything else, from New York to
! LeesbuTg, is as cheap, if not cheaper,
| than it is from New York to either
Atlanta, Georgia, or Birmingham, Ala
| bama.
Realization of civic duty leads me
| to point out. to those of you who do
not have to master these details that
! in Commissioners Burr, Bitch and
Dunn your interests have been care
fully guarded, and many thousand
dollars saved to you every year, and
if it. has cost us anything, l don't
know it.
Very truly,
(Signed) w B. TAYLOR.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
A LITTLE BOY
LOST IN CROWD
LITTLE AINEsWoRTH LAD BE-
CAME sEPARATED IN CROWD
YESTERDAY AND CHIEF SAN.
DERs RESCUED HIM.

During the parade yesterday morn
ing, when crowds jostled one another
on Palafox street, a little Ainesworth
boy, residing on Gregory street. be-
came separated from relatives in the
public square in front of the city hall,
and when found was crying piteously
for his friends and relatives.
The attention Of Chief Frank San
del's was directed to the child's plight,
and the big-hearted chief at once in
terested himself in the case Of the
little fellow, taking the child in his
arms and carrying him from the Plaza
to Pa.afox street, striving to get some
one to recognize him so that ne could
be returned to parents. At length he
succeeded, and the boy, shortly after
noon, was returned to his parents, who
had grown anxious about the little fel.
low
When the chief Of police first came
uDon the little boy, he was trying to
avoid ey erybody, but when taken care
Of and tendeTly carried, he formed
quite an attachment for the big blue
coated official.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
vid Friday to attend fish fry to be

v1d Friday to attend f1sh fry to be
given by Mr.. Gannan.
The ice cream supper given in hon
or Of the candidates by the Bluff
Springs Literary Society on the even
ing of Friday, April %, was enjoyed
by all, there being about 200 or 800
present. A nice sum was collected
for the benefit of the school library.
The speakers were introduced to
the large audience by Prof. A. S. Ed
wards as follows: Ed. NJ. Pooley, j.
w. Crary, Joel Frater, Jas. D. Nc
Curdy, M. o. Baggett, E. G. Creighton
and w. M. ~Aggerton. Each gave a
fine talk, which everyone thorough
ly enjoyed. The supper was under
the management of Prof. A S. Ed
wards, Mrs. D. r. Coley, Mrs. J. B.
Higgins, which everyone considered
a perfect success.
Friday last picnic was given in
honor of Rev. w. F. Martin by the
Sunday school. Holiday was given tc
the school children so as all could at
tend.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
BEULAH.


Beulah. May 3.-Rey. Henry Kierce.
of McDayid. preached at the Baptist
church here last Sunday morning and
again in the evening. He was greeted
by fairly gcoR sized audience. and
will preach here every fourth Sunday
until further notice
The Geld dry windy weather is dCinS
g o~~f deal Of harm to the crops, but
we live in hopes # change for the
he ter soon
2fr. and Mrs. Thomas Shelby were
.tHo guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. i. J. Gar
.rctt sunday.
G. H. snowden and Thos. Hanna
were Pensacola visitors Sunday.
/. 1Irs.D. w Bowman. who was quite
iU all Of last week, is some better ard
her MANY friends hope for her a
speedy return to her usual health.
Mrs. Arthur Spare, who was serious
y III q few days last week, IS row
able to bc out again.
Wm. Busbv was in the city WCdnes
day on business.
Mr, and Mrs. VIM. \. Shelby were
Pensacola visitors Wednesday.
r. T. Irwin vas in Pensacola on
business yesterday.
The infant son cf 7lr. and >lrs. Wm
Garrett is seriously il! At their hons
near here.
turn for the worse last week. Is some
friend tnae his improvement may be
permanent this time.
T. g. Eagrir@su ts PIX ing up ten
ase hr~aa en- his fa~E here which vii
=Car hH reoay TO os.H1D-.
e. a. D.. FHerr rEfEf frz ~rFg7a lE
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
FALCO.
Speciai to the journal.

Falco, Ala. May I'D. D. Miles, of
this place, is taking the census of
beat No. 2 and No. in Covington
county this week.
Dr. J. H. Johnson. of Laurel Hill,
was in town this week on professional
business, and we understand is circu-
lating a petition to the Florida and
0,0O0 tourists will visit the village to
the mill practice at Falco.
Mr. D. Wilkinson returned Tuesday
from four or five days visit to his
family in Pensacola.
Dr. A H. Miller was called to Milli-
gan Sunday on professional business.
Jesse Douglass, of Rome, is all
smiles over the arrival of a baby boy
at his home Friday morning.
Uncle" Frank Cushing, who has