The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
|s@,TS FROM THE SOUTH
=. REPRESENTED IN THE
1 SAFE IN RAILWAYS SPACE
J. Colonel A. 3. Andrews
4 O' s,, i About the Various
VII Collections.

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,s,oush which that great s,,, ,s ~ 3aa
ms, al have small e eanl1, ms y
spf' p Nv names Of these States
t'u' lp golden letters high up
r'll space occupied ny 'ne euiD'l
s.o,hern Railway. -,
y s ssn,. Vas Installed in the agrlcui-
,s sa BY Mr.. Green Of Ma was aass,cs
''. .Ss performed the same se ',aee
ms exposition. was s1a.iu ,''
~ fa''' ! %. In 1t very fine pictures
p''''Os ,h scenery along the banks OF
s..ssppos and French Broaa ti s'..''
sa '..n Of Mr.. George vanderbilt from
sieas a. view, the mountains
ny y. srrIngs and a view of Round
nav framed and adyantageously
uss XII building agricultural pro-
u, J. he states of virginia. North
' I. carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala.
sn a,.s,sslnpi. Louisiana and Texas
.sIstlcally grouped. While u is
4 do Justice to any of these
fNHeS IA small space necessarily al
~ y M Southern Railway, this ex-
Y treat deal better tnan nptnihs::
sssk were scattered NUMBER Oh
.4sTsctive pamphlets shoWins lle
~" X this fertile section. I've e1
!. ' Y temporarily IN eharse % NJ Gr. az,
nqm bsek next week. The ltpra-
Hpevsseshs Il given out freely to all who
q Nltge s,,neri,lv Illustrated.
W.isnt II This exhibit, Alabama has
XIV most artistic pavllions In the
" hnIldlns. commissioner and
ils.s are both there an extend
,Iss Nan snuthern welcome to all, ttors.
ptl's .evsr seem better inst-Ilatlon
ial II. g cas which Mr. German has made.
Y. e Mnstructed a model OF the war
.siebama.r Of samples OF iron ore,
~ limestone. ebert gold ore, woods,
INK wire nails, DRAWBACKS, gearing
Y s,ee castings, steel bars, steel
MI ss vide sheets Of rolled iron.
~ eottou seed oil. cotton seed
sertllizers, all from the State OF
s,ns Several carloads of Alabama
y. marc lust arrived. Everybody iF
ss.8 Al The size, beauty of coloring
n Ssiclnus favor Of this fruit. The
y. AZ free from insects and bruises
A srrgved in Buffalo In firm condition.
q PEACHES command the admiration
Il 4, yisltors who now throng the agrl.
n, building daily aud llnger long In
II mYIIlon.
x |. sta,e Of Virginia shows twenty five
se oil winter apples from the. noun
\, setlo1. These were sent by the Vir-
n safe horticultural society. In the
Y IA exhibit 100 varieties Of cereals are
&ss uown on one farm OF twenty five
IN Ihe farm Is owned by John Mnnget
81 h near Marietta, Go. Rice, cotton,
I'M corn oats, hay, cotton seed are
IN Il The 100 varieties shown. This is
8Nnsrksble Yield for twenty-five acres
4 I'D, especially IN the Sonth, wnere
y Is cheap and labor plentiful. On the
4 d Jane the Second large shipment of
tdaa fruit bearing frees Will arrive here.
f|:t with be on the same date a shipment
! irwA pine apples bananas, pears and
iths selected by the commissioner, Mr..
Xdrlfk Pfeifer, who Is now making the
kiicn 10 Florida. In addition to this
Va b very line display OF fancy canned
NJ Mr. Pfeifer will distribute from
iesk handsomely Illustrated literature,
|la up upder the auspices of the State
Feiidyy which will prove very interest
" these seeking homes In the South.
~ There Is now on exhibition in the
fil exhibit hybrid orange as larVe
rape fruit. The name Of the fruit Is
III commissioners of the Louisiana ex-
expect TO open the rice kitchen June
srpetely equipped with MI the pre-
}s Esde from that valuable cereal. SIX
4 INleties Of strawberries from Louis
have lust arrived. The Barataria
lilts nmpany has on exhibition fine
sNtn q oysters, crabs, pine apples aud
~ The State also exhibits Il SWEEP
called Big BEN that weighs 122
Htn thousand, four hundred boxes
snHberrles arrived at the Pan-Ameri-
opposition from Missouri June 5.
hi came from Southwest Missouri in
apegt Springfield and Monctte. They
IN plekeu on the 30th-Decoration day
sal 70 refrigerator cars. About 1908
III , MeIt put on exhibition In the Mis-
Division OF the horticulture building,
F ileilde the Candy, Bubach. Hayer-
naiheld, Aroma, Star and Philips.
Hfoas wine exhibits Of the hortl.
ssi building md rfval in the cider
wy W by Missouri 1t Is the dis
s.yue nrin alone. They have n tempt
sssay Of apple elders, Including the
s. tog Cabin brand, the we'll known
SsEe q the presidential campaign Of
ss., saSsn IS the Cider Campaign,'
" .. ,ra y 1.-the me campaign Jingle "rippe
IN ~ slder Too. There are beside
N, NsnY varieties of small fruit
isqnds Yst ciueF eNnioit on
Nssourl State university has n dis
,., NJ msSiei fruit which is of greater
y. interest from the fact that
N, saown as an exhibit of perfect
A sH nas prepared for lecture purposes
[,s-,, agricultural department In the
l,,,.N q columbia. II does not show
iIs mgt bHt aims to iustruct tpon
III nn,ca the average fruit is heir
4 ia, SLOW the method of instruction
fn mi me state. display of fine
ftsltr IN IN ge made later. There Is one
tsey AZ sp's connection, provoking the
Ma Thisw now the pear got into the
assesyst,a 4 very large Duchess pear
VI mai spn IN a glass bottle with n
neck. II was sent mn by n.
nv nnonyille, $40. When the near
Il a. So,V.mea on Its tree he Inserted il
a lssnss wing the latter In place To
n hreS I,s.hi.ne pear grew until il fairly
n bottt against the four sides OF
4 III sfysrrh lions and awards took place
N b hoftlc,inelry department Of the Mis-.
n n dIFnis. aral exhibit yesterday. The
1tN avg. was declared A No. j. The
ffa Men, vas made TO George 4.
. L. orS Sa Mo. The grading Included,
,sy. 4 bslIen, p o. Snyder l.. j.
Il 4 Fure,.D. Dumil, George Ram and
4 aw disrei.sQn, all OF Monett Each tx
|<sM sbspayed the seven varieties man.
"a lades " experiment shows 1t possi
3 W c1sss ofa9le circumstances, to pro
&rla "a . ,s' l500 boxes, OF marketable
#a5 st,s Ie acre, From dozen IA
4 u IA ssuard varieties are pTown 70,
#at.sts aassuey use. The Stafa has me
II erls. y great climate range 81 t5lat
4 PHI bor,i.ln season for months. The
& srAi6Iti qieeuliural exhibit expects a
II fiaIn Uehln on Tuesday.
n lt,tii .pson's memorial aneecb rad,
gs,ss pn May the Soth Ipee whic b \.
n ttiefaj ara decoration day for both
q - and Confederate daaa bas nra
4 il, S, NV deal Of favorabis c .,n NJ
&llA. Thnspolltan newspapers North
rfl;s ma = speech is full Of patri0tiC
shewed NE Young hero of The Mer
e'FIte hv n w courage in a remark
SEsors me suggestion that North
~ Ncrshh olid go South and southerr
sEnles ~ praise the bravery Of
stoss THU tne civil war. Another
sas Nv on the part of captalI
hh1oIt view he took OF SLAYER
70 taoot Sgeeen. A great many OK
va fni.ku by the hand inter tn,
4 y iSs, slavery question was entirel,
d. ~ tl-FM and a. va NNp NnNAiSis