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The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
j. X. DARBY,
Notice to Cancel Contract.

TO George Lewis and to whom It may CON
Germ: Take notice that the contract for deed
entered into between you and the Minnesota
Loan and Investment Co., for the sale of the
following described lot: Lot Nine (e) OF
Block Fifteen (15) Of Moulton's resurvey
and sub division Of Clary's addition to the
village Of Worthington to you BY the said
Minnesota Loan and Investment Co., dated
on the 20 day of August, 1898, will be can
celled on the 1st day Of January, 1900, BY
Lewdwig Kraft, present owner Of all rights,
and Investment Co., for failure ON your part
to fulfill terms of said contract and to make
the payments, interest and taxes a. ID there
in provided. You have failed, refused and
neglected to pay taxes on said real estate for
the year of 1898 and to pay the interest due
on the principal $500 specified in said CON
tract due September list, 1899, being $50
and failed to pay 800 OF the principal due
September 1st, 1899 a. specified to be paid
in and by said contract.
Dated November 8, 1899.
LEWDWIG KRAFT.
Owner OF above described lot.
]. J. PARSONS; Attorney. 3wkS
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
Pianos!

Como and sec my pianos before
buying of anyone else, as I can sell
you a.
Better Piano for the
Moncyjeje.et
than anyone else in the state. Pianos
on sale and can be examined at
Schwartz Shoe Store, opposite
Court House.
8. M. CHENEY. :
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17

Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce the rate 33 per cent to all
who agree to use Rocky Mountain
Tea. A wise measure. 35 cents.
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
Dick Wells visited Pfngston on
of last week.

Aug. Stocker bought car load Of
hogs which he is going to fatten this
winter. We think this a good idea
for others.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
< SURE CURE FOR GROUP
Thlrty Five Years Constant Use With
 out a Failure.

The first indication of croup is hoarseneSs, and iH child subject to that disease it may be taken as 8 sure sign of an approach ot an attack Following this hoarsness is |; peculiar rough cough. If Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse. or even after the croupy cough appears, il will prevent tbe attack. Itis used in many Chou sands of homes in this broad land and never diSappoints anxious mothers, We have yet to learn of a single instance in which It has uot proved ctfectnaI No other preparation can show such record = p years constant use without d failure For sale by Harbert < Sheldon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
OIIGh H.fLES.41'D
 N.KHLL PROFITS.

Having located in Green Forest with nentifeIy new stock 1t Staple aud Fancy Groceries, and with full determination Of becoming fixture, both in a business aad social way, we extood :. cordial ipFjtationt to the citizens ot the town and vicinity 10 visit Qs and examine our
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
CarrGIlt0n Academy.

On Monday, Jan. l, special class cs in Debating, Music, Eiocution, and Commercial Law vii! be or ganized by the Faculty of lbe above named lnstjtQtion. Ad- dress communications to II II. Davis, Prrn., or A. A. Davis, Sec. Garrol!ton, Ark,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
4 FREE GIFY.

With each and every package of Stag coffee hoavy plated tea spoon is given away absolutely free-six packages gives you t handsome set Of tea spoons. Try a package the next coffee you pur- chase.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14

YOUR PATRON
 Bay your Oranges, Cocoanuts and candies from Foster.
 Ask Foster for the best bargains in toilet soap-onIy 10 cents.
 Work has been resumed on Charley Ramsey's residence.
 Gall at THE TRIBUNE office if You want bargains in real estate.
 Secure you set of handso me tea aspoons with Stag coffee at Fosters.
 The business men should see to the arrangement for q Christmas tree. They are financially interest ed.
 A @Christaas opperatti9 will be 9 treat and you cannot afford to miss seeing 1t at the church Christ mas nj ght.
 The Christmas program at the church will consist of canlata, songs, music, recitations and Christmas box,
 Dr. T J. Reynolds, tte dentist, is here ready to answer all calls tor dental work. Satisfaction guaran- teed 3n every instance
 Thomas Kicth and family of Benton county are late resident of our town. They occupy rooms tn the Mahan property,
 The family ot H. N. Foster, who has lately em parked in the grocery business here, arrived Sunday. They occupy rooms al J. II. Reeves tor tho present.
 Bradley Sims of Shaver, ooe of Carroll county's most enterPrising young farmers, called on us long enough last Saturday to hand us a i dollar for IKE TRIBUNE one year.
 Green Forest is not without her epterprising women. We are sat iSfed that more could be credited to them had they ever been asked for assistance. Those who con lrjbUteA did SO without bninr solicited
 Uncle Franklin Lawrence paid Us his respects tuesday. He in. formed us chat his son, James IL, who is residing ia California, has recently taken auto litnsolfa wtte, aad that they are expected to arrive here in a few days on an extended visit.
 Mrs. N. c. Wells, Bavonden, Ark, writes; Have used Dr.. M. 4. Simmons Liver Medicine l2 years. IL cured me ot slck bead ache, my son ot torpid liver, and l my daughter Of bad colds l think . 1t a great deal stronger than Z3i. lan's and Black Draught.
 At the tina e of goi0g to press the ra'i road prospects seem to be hang ing fire. Yhe railroad company is waiting on Harrison 60 file their guaranteeing s25, 5,000 and rlght.of way through Carroll and r Boone. Harrison is waiting on Carroll conn,y, Green Forest In particular, to guarantee oar part of tke bonus and the righl.of way IaroHgh Hickory and CarroIlton townships. Green Forest stands ready to guarantee the required oonus, but the right-of-way in the of Dry creek on the east of us and from W. c. Owens to Ben ohlpman s on the west is clearly beyond the reach of our people, luQ us inc plaftop
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14


 Try the Nine O'Clock Washing made easy. Sold by G. NJ. File.
 Bay your Macarona and cheese from Foster as well as your sup. ply of staple and fancy groceries. c. H. Briggs, aged 20 aDd..M Mrs. D. E. Bell, aged 73, residents ot Eocum township, were married yesterday.
 Iftroubled with dizziness, turred tongue, bitter taste in mouth. bIoated feeling after eating, consli- patton or sick headache, use Dr. M 4. Simmon Liver Medicine.
 J. L. and r. c. Rhodes of t1o Yocum Roles Mills were in town first of the week. They report business brisk with withtbem.
 You will use no other after you try Battle Ak coffee in bulk at Fosters.
 Dr. J. II. MolIoy has for many years madea specially of 0 bstetrlcs and the treatment of disease oi cgiIdren.
 Dr. Fl. 4. Simmons Liver Medi. cine searches out all impurities in the system, aed expeIs them harm !essIy by the natural channels. The open w.nterso far may not nave been intended to proIong the building boom in Green Forest, but il has had that gratifying effect, nevertheless.
 Dr. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medi clne has since l840 teadiIy risen in public favor, and the demand for it far exceeds that of any ether Liver II Medicine.
 Purify tho sewers of tho body and stimulate the digestive organs to n ainlain health, strength aud energy. PrickIy A-h Bilters is a toaic tor the kidneys, liver, stom- ach and bowels. Sold by
 Rarbest $ Sheldon. Jadge Worthiogton and wife ot Harrison passed tbrongh Friday en route lo BatesviIle, where the J udge had becu called as a witness in the J . s. coUrt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
STOCK AID PHIgEN.

We do not advertise great slaughter on prices or to sell below cost, but Ut "live and Iet live prices, and by far and con- tnaoQs dealings we hope to merit share ot your patronage.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
L1' .r.K.4N GOODS

We have handsome hne coa. sis,in4 ot mixed candies, stick candy, fancy designs in pure candy, oranges, cocoanutS, bean shooters, aud many others space forbids mentioning.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
GOOD .4.fD SU EFT.

is something we alIlike .o have said about us-ospeeiaIIy the boys. This applies also b our Dewey brand of syrup. Try pail and you will never be without 1t iH your family.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
EN.--@-rlfp

4 system regulator k a medicine that strengthens ana stimulate the liver, kidney, stomach and bowels. Prlcls Iv Ash Biuers is q superior system regulator, It drives out all unhealthy conditions; promotes activity ot body aud brain, restores good appetite, sound sleep and spirits, Sold by
 Harbert < Sheldon,
 Dr. Wright ot Oak Grove and Prof. F. o. Mccall of Kings River were in town and dropped in to see us a short whie Monday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
HH6R iR HeeQ

77--- --7 --1-V
 ot Staple and Fancy Grooe'iey, such as Meat, Lard, Flour, Sugar. L. B. Sugar, or Coffee, Tea, Rice, Oatmeal, Beans, Flake Hominy. Corn, Tomatoes, APricots, Peach es, Syrups, Oysters, Sardines, Salmon, Vienna Sausage, Potted Ham, Cheese, Niuco Meat, Raisins, Prules, Cprraats, PillSoars ,V0os Wheat Food, Shredded Cocoanut, Chocolate, Extracts, Spices ot all kinds,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
CDE.A'TR TPRODEGE.

We are prepared to handle your produce and pay you Inc market price Bring on your eggs and give us trial.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14

* & s;' % " 1T :''s x: +ss 's ss$s ss: ss:'
 Lem ons M A. J. Tabor's.
 Have you subscribed to the rail road bonus
 Bie lot of fine Christmas candies al Pack ett's.
 Try that Silver Flake Hominy at Fosters.
 Fresh, dried currants, l0c apack- ,ee, at c NJ. Files.
 Not an empty store house nor resjdcnce in Green Forest.
 For fresh Raisins, PrQnes and |crrauls. go to Fosters. For Xmas candies, go to tie new |rocery store, c, M. Files. Nos l and 2 Fire Proof lamp |o5os at Fosters tor , and 10 cts. i 5oust fail to get package of 'FIsbQrg Fitcs-a breakfast food -at Fosters.
 CB. r Eaix and 0. B. Miller
 Berrerille were here bent on ptaspro Sanday.
 Note Jho change in Mrs. Chaun-
 T's ad. She has some extra
 rsaius for holidays.
 IosT.--A pair of fe!egant mustaehe.
 ader wiII be amply rewarded.
 py to Johnny ShacLeIford.
 J. |. TiIIery has purchased
 from I. 0. Bait in the Piekens
 dlioa and will build tt once.
 George Thorn IS back to town
 cady, living in a residence thae
 badly thoQ&ht Of s month 1
 Bounty Examiner ". R. Phil
 will hold the regular quarter
 examination of teachers at
 IlyQiI,o Dee. 2l and 22.
 you feel duII, languid, broken
 k0, facilitated, have weak bach or indigestion, use pr, N. immo9s Liver Medicine. N ttoraeys E. J. Black and T, II, ' fher of BerryVille had legal ress here Monday. Col
 k says railroad matters are
 ressiAg at the county seat. Toa want a new sewing ma-
 ltso, don't pay two or
 prices prices for one when Russell will sell Toa enc for
 +. Ramsey has sold his t1n l to timer by the name of K ro Of Harrison, who will i533 here shortly and open tin ' Ia the old Ward store house. ai arge II, Baxter, tho hustling !, ia rammoe, was here long la to sell a oig bill of shoes, COW seT Ye Us a iittot &l0 on the ' a' 'd ooaas, Baxter is all rig ght. d Ftipation leads to liver 51a za and torpid liver to Bright's ;I1 PfickIy Ash Bitters is a sA5' a cure at any stage ot tee :, Easr. Sold by
 ii ls aarbcrt $ Sheldon. .,1> | .Fon has been troubled for lr |lth chronic diarrhoea. ne ago ] tersuaded biu to O'' rl 'ae ot Chamberlia's GoEic po, aee plarrhoea Remedy. ''a '0g two bottles of the 25c q was cared, l give this tes. n'l hoping some one simil. @o 'g'co may lead 1t and be a'f' fdd-Ibomas c. Bower, '~' 2n 0' For sale by Harbert $ nl lsro'"y school folks aro
 M to s'Fe an entertainment nd aFoA ,E OR Christmas night, ants F'al' admission at the Wgs K '"e benefit ot the school, he NV "fc" hoose is not large Nj M aecomodate all who will npa'' suggest that |; Chrisl- rssts 'e had atthe school build. , p sut general public. Early g,s 0'' Is oecessary.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14
Candies and Xmas Goods
Do not forget to give us a cali before buy ing elsewhere.

For washday goods, such as tubs, washboards, biaeing, starch, soap, call on us. We carry 8 full line. Our Big 1 Toilet Soap Is crack g. jack-tonr large bars, 10 cents. fry t and be convinced.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14

Bay your Macarona and cheese from Foster as well as your sup. ply of staple and fancy groceries.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14

Jodge Worthiagton and wife ot Harrison passed throngh Friday on route to BaesvilIe, where the Judge had becu called as witness in the J. s. coUrt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14

ip z 'or rheumatism Cham. i, "'ial "a baIm is getuug a !. ||a',on. y D. B, Johnston, ! |ii', a, and., has been troubled pt ;,%, ;"9"S since 1862, In n ne says: q never pyaa %'',g 1,' that would relieve
 aS9a Cham pertain S Pain
 'o, "o,ea ike maggie with
 \, 's was swolen aud pain.
 of @po9' p.,; but m one good T "l Pain Ruim reIievad
 S''0 by Harbert <
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-14

c. H. Briggs, aged 20 and, Mrs, D. E. Bell, aged 73, residents ot Hocom township, were married yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Rusk. Cherokee County, Texas June IL
Corn is sorry and will be little crop
Cotton is average good This is first rair
we have had 10 FIVE weeks and drouth has
injured crops very much.
Allenfarm, Brazos County, Texas, June
t2.-Corn Is damaged already % per cent
for want of rain. Cotton plant is looking
splendid Farmers are well up with all
farm work.
Schulenburg, Fayette County, Texas
June ~ The corn crop is cut consider
ably short But Tie rain will benefit the
late corn some. Cotton looks we'll, but
there is a great deal of complaint about
the boil weeVil
Refugo Goliad County, Texas June IL
1t is getting exceedingly dry mere and
crops are beginning TO suffer. II 1t don't
rain soon the corn crop will be light.
Cotton and sorghum are all right yet.
Grass and water are still good and plentiful
in the pastures.
Milano, Milan County, Texas, June ID
No rain in this immediate section since
early in May and the corn crop is cut very
short Appearances indicate rain this
morning, but It is too late now to do the
corn much good Cotton is doing WELL;
it is growing rapidly and is not infested
with insects of any kind. The peach crop
is a total failure.
Winona, Smith County, Texas, June 12.-
J II. King. leading farmer, was in town
this morning and said that he lad any
number of cotton blooms. His irst bloom
was last Friday. Mr.. King has his crop
planted in Kings improved Georgia cot
ton and was not planted until The 18th Of
April making his cotton less than two
months since planted until The E.st bloom.
Waxahachie. Ellis County Texas. June
Il There is a scarcity Of hands with
which to harvest the wheat ana cat crop.
The cotton is looking fine Here ard there
may be seen a bloom, but on the eep soil
no blooms have shown IN. fha 20 per
cent decrease in the cotton crny is fu ly
made up by grain Colonel James :.
Davis. with his father. are among the
lOo0-acre planters, They arc Of the opr-
ion that while the wheat w'ill not show
a great percentage in bushels 10 the acre
yet It. will make up some In weight They
are satisfied that wheat will pay the most
to the acre If cotton stays lown in price
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
LOOKING FOR PROFITS.
Traders Took Advantage OF Stocks that
Have Recently Advanced.
NATIONAL STEEL GOES Up FIVE POINTS
p,xidepds Were Realized On
and stocks Were Forced Down
Several Points.

New YORK. June lS.-There was a marked
disposition from an early period 10 the Jay
trading to take profits in many OF the stocks
which have enjoyed the large advance recent
w. This was evidently IN practically all oil
tba standard stocks and made itself increas-
mslv obvious in the industrial speeialtles'
The very decided strength manifested py
number OF industries served to stay the mar
ket for a time and acted as sort OF cover 10
the profit king sales which we're fed 10 the
market The recent strength Of Federal steeI
showed no abatement during the early hours'
ond the Flower group was strong IN sympa-
thy An advance In Metropolitan, Manhattan
end Sugar helped TO keep up prices Inc
leadership of the stocks gave place in the
course of the morning TO National steel
American Hoop. American Smelling and I'm
Plate. the first named rising some points
The awakening activity in this group. wnicn
was more prominent IN trading than at any
I'm" since il mas been dealt in ON the local
exchange seemed 10 invite realizing elsewhere
tn tins list, and an early break in Consolidated
Gas. followed By pronounced weakness III
sugar emphasized this tendency There was
a late rally IN Consolidated Gas, and Pressed
steel Car was suddenly marked up 10 co. au
advance foyer points but no ehect was APP
parent on the general list, which closed tct!Ne
and weak at the lowest point generally today
Net losses in the standard railroads are for
the most part. between / and points.
sugar, which was traded in eN dividend of
per cent lost nearly points ON the day
There Is an element among the professional
operators who habtually buy Sugar TO realize
the dividend. ana get rid of the holdings be
tween dividends. The selling from this source
was an influential element in the weakness OF
that stock and. by sympathy OF the whole
market. Manhattan suffered from realizing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SCHULENBURG.-W. H. McKennon is
putting in a round bale gin here.
MlLLICAN.-The local option election
resulted 81 ~ ana l05 against rrohlb
ton
RUsK.-R, NJ. scripwith was badly cut
in a difficulty. His wounds are not dan
gerous,
HoMER.-work on the mill at LunSia
is progressing rapidly. The big lake has
been completed
NURSERY. melon crop in this VI.
entity will be a record breaker as to guam
thy and quality.
CORSICANA.-The Two Brothers saloon
ci this city was burglarized and the cash
drawer robbed OF $50.
GOLDTHWAITE.- Rev Bradley OF the
Christian church is preaching a series of
interesting sermons al the court house
OENTON.-Pat Powers, an account of
whose serious fall from an elevator ap-
peared in The Post died from the injuries
received
ANDERSON.-The case Of Joe Barter,
brought here from Waiter county. was
continued to the 26th because OF aosent
witnesses
WAXAHACHIE.-An even 100 notaries
qualified here. Twenty four appointees are
o~4h w Ne udllth LOT ldllluB 10 me their
bonds in the time given.
GREENVlLLE.-Sun was decoration
day with Bots are camp, Woodmen of the
World, who held memorial services at the
graves OF the four soyereigns buried in
the city cemetery.
SHERMAN.-The board of county com
missidners awarded the contract for build
ing the county asylum COR the detention
OF the incurabiy insane to Thomas r.
Anderson Of WaXaha ME.
GAINESNl-,E.--Tho meeting conducted
Tor the pass two weeks by Evangelist Stuart
has closed, AS a result of the meeting
about fifty additions were made to. the
various churches and there have been a.
fetal OF something over 100 conversions
EMORY-A Young man was arrested
yesterday on a charge of criminal assault,
alleged tc have been committed several
days ago he victim being a 12-year-old
colored girl. living with a white family at
Point. eight niles northwest Of Emory
MOUNT PLEASANT.-Titus county has
shipped thirteen carloads OF potatoes and
viii ship about forty cars OF tomatoes and |
cantaloupes. This county VIII soon be the
leading truck growing county in this Sec
ton of the State. Commission men
stopping here pronounce it the garden
srot OF Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
The Bon WeesII.


10 the Editor OF The Post.
foakum, Texas, June Ill was more
than pleased 10 note in Saturdays Post
plan for checking and destroying the
DOH weeVil over the name of our state
eniomologist, Mr.. Mally, which gives it
weight and the people even the credulous.
WIN accept and act upon it, 1t is not a
ne" iaea with some of US. however, For
the benefit of any who would like to know
some ones experience. will say that last
summer inner on the public road from Yoakum
10 Halletsyille one Jim Orsak. Bo-
i nssllsh farmer. pursued the same plan
laid down by Mr.. Mally.
bad occasion TO mass ne co,,o, s.,t
one to three times weekly ana noted his
Work ana results, Himself. wife and three
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14

small children picked up the ALLEN w
and burned them. His nelghOon .,
same and opposite side Of TIE 'I.a .
not. On the fourth day Of laa ~
when l last passed his ned y W. /,
white with cotton. He made nlIesl &. +
off of about twenty acres, WINE ~ y
bors who did not pick up ana ~ W.,
fallen squares made about ols.'Ia,
one fourth bale per acre. SONG !,
our county are profting by DIS eSp '.,.,
and are gathering and burn 10 tne ~
squares. ,s,. i.
am not a farmer. but ! lsa'. vi
the farming interest is the splna ai,, ~
the backbone of our country w. ss' !, !,
that cotton is the main article y N
paying and home buying ID ~" NJ
With cotton a failure every guy.
suffers; hence my keen lnlsl's' p,.,,
Stamping out o' -" W. r, Aiia|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
ALEXANDER BEAToN.
Veteran of Two Wars Laid to Rest
at Corsipunu

AZ tOrsicunu.
Corsicana, Texas June 13.-Major Alex
ander Beaton whose funeral took place
from his late residence in this city this
morning, was a veteran of the Texas Mex
lean and civil wars and died in the eigu-
tieth year Of his life He was among the
pioneers Of the colony which organized
Navarro county in 1916, and the principal
business street OF Corsicana bears his
name He was born at Iverness. Scotland.
and at the age OF II was a lawyers clerk
IN London where he witnessed the corona
tion OF Queen Victoria, Immediately iol-
lowing the war with Mexico, he came to
THIS section OF the State and located IN
Corslcana IN 1850. He practiced law ana
held many offices of trust in the early days
OF me county; was for several years law
partner OF Hon. Roger O. Mills, and the
Two We're successful. Years ago he built
handsome and commodious residence on
an eminence south of town and retired
all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
MARING NrgLLIGENCa.


Port OF Galveston, June IS.
ARRIVED.
s. MeXcano, kim Wilmington. Del.
CLEARED.
IS Basil. Pinel HAMBURG
SIS MeNicano, King, Vera Cruz.
SAILED.
SIS Basil, Pinol Hamburg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14

There was an oversupply OF fruit on the
market today, principally peaches and plums.
and prices were forced way down Canta-
loupee in standard crates are bringing 75c 70
81 and slow sale watermelons are begin.
ming 70 arrive in large quantities and price
are low Four schooner loads were dumpe1
on the market today besides a big lot by
wagons.
ne egg market is exceedingly dun and 1t
viii not be long before shipments will he
retpsed by commission merchants Prices for
original cases are 767iac candlod stock 10
ole dozen.
ems, especially small broilers and fryers ana
sales are slow.
Inc market on new canned goods Is strong
and active, with a decided upward tendency
and brokers antioipate an advancing wear
Good sales are reported IN butter and cheese
ana other cold storage products
Lemons are advancing and dealers expect
the price 20 reach S. this week They are
now being quoted at S.0O9i,75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
COMPRESS AT LuLINS'
8. p.,d WIN Put IT "

Inmap q Rend VIII r"'
Luling, Texas, June l0 -,
have a cotton compress. MsssI' ~ =
Read Of Houston have closed .,.s.
four acres OF land between 'ps 4, /.
Pacific and Aranas Pass uA'
western part OF town for that pa y !. u
price paid being 500 per acre. i, /
work will begin st once and :,
the cotton season opens e''' ,,,T. 4
be in readiness TO handle w, ~, ~
The compress will be a hn' 'pi'' rs,s
town and surrounding coanlrs -. !
nual shipments from Lulins :, :, I'd
600 to 10000 bales, Alreaa A "a
i TpT plant, an oil mill, taI' nil
plants, a prospective co eseijo asrtir'
public school, live, ene' ~ coantry
a business people and > ms iss 4
there is no reason why u nv Il 81
Luling should net be > ~, me- ~ 4
thousand inhabitants. May
60 on,