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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16


nrai ~ir You understand chcmistrs
h.e d Nun Disc to earn tlunur
IrfHe lcad- aud-liuc-thats Che name
Nf Nar paint CHAT takes icscr gallons than
rINri paint aud wcar- tuicc ri. long a.
.r.i-aud .oiI--is made GO ehifc lead. " lito-
t'H.. its color. turpcutinc dryer, aud lu-
~.es oi.
Do any chemist fnd. amy adultcratiou in
tai- paint ~c'i pay boz. hiii and Si0U0 bee
-.ir-
li- nono-t's husincss what We out JOB
utr .aint, ui course. hut ec SAINT 90 kuoen.
iHf I,ad-aud-4iuc aud liu.ecd OBJ. ground
together Dog machinery. are che siua Co
Hsiut Sob. and lcal-au4-oI mixed o.,
band l- uaf
$50 ~Hnt DO kuoan chat one word dee
--.fH.- Obj. beet paint iu Che world. and
f.Ht e0r- Dr.. Nyfoc.
Yours frlir.
p. 10. nlvor a CD.
Ncu YORK.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

". Is. Wood, & ais. ncisrf.-i
ln Chanoerr on Amendment rn
The object Of this suit BE- O. .,-..
the three tracts of land living ON ~
River below The Louisville d y.t-
r. x. depot and known as "tt. ~
kilhourn place" Aud 90 appearing f.
affidavit ON hle IN said Office That f,t.
kilhourn, Sarah Morgan. Rh.s, h,
and N. J Hash. non residents .lit. IS.
81 Virginia, 10 is ordered that th.-.-,,
here within fifteen DAYS after Duo e..
cation of thls order and DO shat. 70.
sarv 90 protect their interest in t....
And 30 is further ordered tIst /.
hereof De published FOO
successive seeks iu the Hir -t.-.
Post and that copy hc rosf.l b..
front door of the coutt-houscolt.. ...
e. as prescribed hv law.
A Copy-Tcste.
w. = kue.ll. ..,..
Rr o.. A. Jon>s.,. b
v s. M.rufv-. p. o.. te. I.-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

so a.... ul.rt.t
seir Republicans aud siN Democrats.
voting against IL. IL j. rare indeed
that = bill Of such sweeping impor-
lance hiss been passed by such an
overwhelming majority sud Il is
thought by msny here 10 be prognos-
tieof every important legislation rciat-
ing o. trusts and combinations II
it l. proper for the United States
Government Co inteffe with a COM
binaiion Of railroads. why may IL not
- equally proper 90 take under con-
siderstion combinations such As the
SIX express companies through which
the people Of the United States are
outrareously taxed aud 60 which the
Government l.ays hundreds OF thous-
suds OF dollars annually. notwith-
standing these express companies,
through the Legislation that has neen
secured by them. are the rivsls % thc
Government Ia the postal husints-?
John WanamRker. who was che best
Postmaster General this county has
ever hsd. said that there were four
reasons why the people of this coun-
try could not havc penny postage.
parcels post. and other cheap postal
tscultie> that are enjoyed by the civ-
ilir~i countries of Europe These
four reasons were the the flur express,
companies Now there are SIX 90
them ami Senator Plstt ot New ufk
rs the president of thc com biuation
aud their special representative and
attorney 600 the ioar of the Senate.
there backed oy the State oft New
York aui the City 90 New York
whose Inhabitants own majority 0'
che stock 90 these companies. le
| wioits considerable influence. There
are othertr Including thc Labor
Trust chat will probably. boz thc next
four yeats. come under thr consider
alton oi the Government and Con.
gfe.s.
Do political ana diplomatic c.fc.c.
hc,e there b. seen Boz the i.tc san Doc
miuiou episode. tendency Oh widen
thc scope of the Monroe Doctrine ana
60 insure to che iac4uab.e -o called
"rctnDnc." of this I.m.rIrre. DO
mc-tic peace as we'll aa .mmunit,
from European aggle,,l.n. There ar,
south American Republic. chat hk,
San Domingo arc really perpetual 90
/ uicrmittaut suarchc- 10 the.e lIt
Gle quauel.omc sham governments
we bcar the relation oi powerful
lueiehbor an3 may noe -hsk thc be-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

The Southern Railway has ordered
seventy-fi,e new locomotives from the
Rogers Works ~ the American To-
connective Company
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

Az exchange says Col Slsmp hiss
decided Virgins to the Republicans.
bni that De- viii have a time masking
the transfer
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

Is si-ing mp matters from every
poiut OF view. after all. dear readers.
We are just a baaeh Of human beings
here on earth. travelling along from
che cradle 90 the grave. With trials
aud temptations. hopes aud fears. JOYS
aad headaches. smile, and tears. that
are common. We are here withou,
our consent. Nc will lesve without il.
A. best. die l. short, aud We get out
Of IL foil measure Of sorrow. There
fore. in the struggle Tor place aud po-
sision. ia the hattie Tor bread and
gold, lei as eves be kiad sad gener-
Gus. A fsrtane bought with the
grief and overthrow Of others is .
cdrse. IA Office won on 6eld 81
dishonesty Is disgfsee. Let ener.
gy aud an easerPrisi0g spirit liit you
up the lsddes 20 success.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

E,ru, million dollsr- spent in irri
eating the arid lands Of the West
preparing them for fruitful fields and
countless homes. b. better than 81,
millions spent in bat,ieshir
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

As Lmmei connty. Ia. man has
pot zap hi. farm q. be- given Co. the
lucky holder of tickets sold a. 81
each. tas award 60 be made about
March /. or ~, -1ou thereafter a.
$4,000 tickets are sold. The tract j..
divided into three prizes. aud each
ticket holder has chance 81 each.
Joe Hyde t. selling tickets and has
disposed ol number slresdy II al
the tickets are solid there will b. one
chance ia each 1866 Of getting a
farm.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

IT Is sail that fully So per cent Of
the voters IF Philadelphia did no,
vote AZ the lat election.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

Tm- rs a sample mining deal. and
show. how much chance the average
small >tockhoid.r ha. boz these
scheme. A. rule the winning
scheme are ot two classes Do the
one therc b. uo value Co thc mine. and
in the other &c IS so heavily oyer-,ap-
i,allrei thst it viii never psy disi-
denl,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

Tons Norfolk aud Western has be-
gun operating passenger trsins over
SIS Big Sandy cutoff between kenovs
and Naugatuck. w. Va. The cut
OIL Is twenty-five mile. shorter thsu
the old line. aui saves nifty minute,
in running fime between Columbus
aud Norfolk.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16
ORDER or rUULIcArioN

VIRGINIA. In The CLERKS oa..
the Circuit Court Of the COUNTY or z
on the 18th dav Of February slqn-
NJ =. Kelly. Plamtr
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

Mrvro aal the Tuitsi States TO-
gctber furnish about - per cent Of
the silver output 81 the worll
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

D. ihe sun wore hollow 70 could
holi 100000 globes the sise 90 the
earth. aud an eve capable Of viewing
10000 miles en- hour would require
3l.ul0 yesr. % 500 I'D IL .nrlace.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

u l. a sin 70 steal pin. but IL
i hnsacieung q steal a railroad
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16

A,,orniNa Co. Professor Wiley, 81
the bureau of chemistry. there are
few articles of food that are uupoi-
s,nei We DON'T mind that if only
the cook doesn't 60 out on strike
Tar man who goes up and down
the street with hi. hands 10 his pock-
cis waiting fof something 20 torn NJ
NAV believe that ihe world owes him
living hut De will have 10 ge, out
and hustle 81 he ca qcci. 20 collect 10,
debt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-16
WASHINGTON LETTER

Wssni~aroN. ID. g. FEB. IL
Sirce lsst wrote. your readers
have doubtless learned Of the passage
% ,ne Railroad Rate Sin by the love
er iionsr oi Crnvte-s The v.f. .r
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03
Nc0 GiouO,

cleo ,RCo Stp, 0oOojngeu cuer olle
,{n0idnttc al Siour Stammen iom
bebor oct ycicrpcreoc Gouo / Spo 9ns
totd. iom bar beilUn'pct &lc0onii0ter,
he oocr 30 glar mco lin g9in6elter-
,Rjllc oQ liQciun manage 4nr moOdr=
beioU nGM fin Siamme9 N0unilaQ=
njnQer, bar, iom ier neoOelt tiliiot
imO, oct 6coH al dntltiCn0e0cn bpioe
Njan09 CpcyicQcrac0 "a l0oet iiQ bes
po9t I'll ioH lo0al Gorgt at uOie ijq
en- Smart %an0 og rDrtc 0Cn lam! cp=
ioyorct fine Eolt til atQjofeoct ianme.
!m Qomlc Npob.ua bcy MI bar pas
icrct fit otticnoc 2ar uot0ir Znitet
ON bereiter al moltit 'nl l0re Dcn
bpioe Nidno3 SproQ o9 Soocr og on
at ioa timc lit &r0o lt9mliQts Speo
en- NIono meo en- Aerupllje, Der al
ori0 bar piolt, 6poo 2irbeioe er, bpi9
EiuscriarinQ er, at Bans Stommc, DC
cHGan9 iao irD9teoe, triQerite Sicur-
,(uolaucre, er bleOcn rcoucerct ira At
pUrc Gjert al alting uclicn'oy NRi:lls.
ilppirNlooen oG uorocnior }lr!NnlNs til
ct lorbolo9uis ringe 2lntal 2lcres paa
9eerDationeyne
Zen 9dmle har / mango }tNr eiet
ct to=eta9e9 3rGbus. lom &eAjerin9en
bar laoet opioye ior bam nGr }}ine
Jijo0t 2l0enturet men ban bar belt til
MI aibolot i9 in at togt YonO ior
9Drlniug. puifen0e paa ct .Regjernl=
gen par ioaom @iulO til Siour ,Sn-
oiunernc, at oisle buroc tunne lepe 0oot
uoen at nrbeioe iamt at 6na 6eler
Uiloe iulie enO moOta9e ct iaa neOONr=
oi0enoe 3ilbuo ON at iaa 2lnieonin0
iii pNa en- Gdn0tO0rt al arbeioe % iiioe
iom Ell SQuap. SO iaa arg bar ban
pGret moo be Gpioe, at ban attn bar
mOoiat lig at l0re et engellt Orb, iaa
ban fun taller os fOritaar ben tobber-
rpoe ManOs Sprog.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03

80 nUrmcre Goltct, 0cs lUn0erc
ira Scnatct", Tiger It amcritanit &laN.
NIolQc bore @runOlope itul0e OpN oct
p0rc unmli0t, % 5o9 iQnes bet nctop
at pUrc (ilinloet II SnO 0atOta.
vi pUl0er WUno i pco Sop9iUnin0
at uoiore Dor &ilie i'm ct 6olt Se=
nat pg &cprD lentOt6u9, % Scnotct
0anr De iclp..o9e M'Uno ben o9 bono=
fer Itjt imoO 6oltct9 &ilje. @rr 0OO
ON Anitiotio % 9tcicrcnounL iom cr=
iitcrcr % itol bruQr2, blcp Al De 0rcOe
Nerrcr lrUit iQnorcrct iOrleOen GoM
"a 6olttt &roit al i'm &eIcrcnoum=
lop orbooi0lt herijacr til Den Ojic
6oriamlin0 Ell 4et .ion om, at man
uco nUitc Nal9 m0a ino 2lnlcoaJnQ iii
at itcmmc o0tr ell .rimUrpAl9lpp Ie
nU0tc0c Nollct Ell ano0n }nlconin0,
% oct piier tnocli, Not at Oc bar .me
G0cnintcrcslcr, ioM ilnl Q0a loren
Eoifcta. Si0 ilo Oao ) uil ) Niau=
fer poa Oort polJiiilc N}cobierQ ! bar
to5t en- goo 5lump al Soltets Gillio
uc0 at iaot coer btt9jn9e al F0rtiOo-
ben. &lan0t be hoocrliQc Scndtorcr
Der itemte Tor $mrNctommclic Al 6ol=
fct9 Cnitc itrooicr @ou0en9 9}opn.
Nan lcp.CIcutcrcy Roberts GountO,
o0 iom 6ountDcta &eioltnnQ laocr ben
Mouo fig lite pjoiIe inn unoer Nioitn=
polititrnes Crc=Dolc
) Nuict innot Pctitioncn Oi0iQt Gre
6os Moiorit:tcn, % 9cprricntantcrne
iy1 Robcrt9 Gounq Qjoroe lin FiiQt.
Nu 5mQ. iom QluoeOc o5 mjOti Stui=
iclicn, uar, at Dc ilene 9tepr0icnNuter
al nor0iit &nyO 0aU 6oril09et i'm
Stottc iom tj0ttc 6Oriunrcrc Al ,folic-
ltUrc 0ct no g}en bUnO 0j0lp oct,
naur Woloritcten par iaa jnocrliQ 5n.-
Qe nm at iQnorcye Oet! Vi Idor life
yoU at femme oper FrimurU1l0loon
uc0 nUic NdlQ, oct ii9cr porc 5jenere
i (jere. Iermco balio
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03

~U nternnt.onalc .ntropomcIrilte
Homitc Der piyic {i02rm iorct09cr
Niaalin9cr al 6uH al DC ioritjcIli9c
9iatiOnalitctcr bar nctop ai9ipci i'm
&apport. DuoroI ircmQoor, at NOrO=
mUnomc enonu er DC melt bOporne
6olt europa mcO en- 8jcnncmmit. 2
0oiot al l.70 9l|ctcr Icyelter ioI9er
(lnQlGnocrnc. QMitcruc. NollOuOerne
o9 lln9arcme. ollie men EN- ojcnncn=
inits0oinc ai l.67 N}cicr; Granitm0aO
o. 3pltcrc Lot, $t0iieucrc p9 SpOni=
olcr 90 gl}cttr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03

ljoor Rem az tonmcr "a orc yeNomGno
cJ muou iib0actolouc ooerIor politiitC
Gmbcosnlmlcr o9 ca Def Gel a. norc rp
rise Ntcobor9cre cr mnouc rcmiuicnoc, ia
pl Di munc iaa en- 500 REORGANIZATION
ror 1taiSturc'c 5om oet ru cr blir BAL
oct a oooounc MGuo ircmmci iom Iuocr
N9 buoe" iumt Gtrioucr Der bar I'M pG-
icult9nc 5Wrtc at oupcre ioltet Gen be-
itcouc Mouo pcr t5g8er en- Ion9t'lt9ue
Moolcitot poa liuc 8polilitaiioncr o9 CT /
Neuooclic ar cIutrtlt, bani oircr lite N)o.
itinpoliifcruc en- Nen poa at iOo mouolGt.
Gn ieHc'aioWo |oronorin5 nil nj ioo ic.
uaor Wou1ac,s Sag iucurrr
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03
Snifes.

,>crrar og Gamer bette Gouutp og omlio
gcuoe inrilter outes til al reprrientue oa
avcrteye ct sammelt ioliO foretniu9oWs.
zalGr ior Neuey s2l pr. ll9e ior Gamer ira
$l2 til Sls pr. llge iamt llo9iiter UobeiaIt /
6oriuo pco eouanuisuius oirette ira 90
peo.uoueyct 6per 1tanous. 9eit % 2u9gp
TIA c9, ON upopenOi8t; GeriuIngeu perma
uent Slrp til 0iew Bros & 80, 2ept ),
Ntouon EIOg Gbicd9o, ,Nu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03

g&i3tou'jng %t8i9lumr bay bcncm ia
til at unOcrio9c 2iliolocr hpor auin=
o:r oac,oGQ;g i'm @mDlco uto at
BRUCE oltior itraame 3oritttty. Get
er aliida tomnrt oer6cu. @roplin9
Stotcu3 &i9nuno imbbr 6utrarort
ulijoe ior at iaa llonounelit iom N}co-
lcmmcr al llnocyio0elicstomitccn
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03

C9iua 9}oro 9ntoto bleu @rimUr=
&al9iopu beninn9lplt ilo9tet, ) Den
Stat iom upr c8n cr De itore &aicr
Cpert0tte i >uppetjoitcuet Ict er
mUrteligt, bpot oaniteljQt oct cr at iaa
pyattliere 6oltciDre oisie 10 ituuoie
udpiite Stater. yJIen oct dapncrm mad-
itc Cineue pal Clo 6aymer iaa ban
faar ic, pan 1poo Woaoc Stalobutt,n
p0sier 0IDrtiUtten.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03
Ct. }iafs N0;hcorai.

1t, Aials &at6coral. bpi9 &llcOc ri
opcuior oitrOticr, cr en- al Dc ltprlic %
pr0Qti0ite &p0ninQcr ior 9eliQioncns
9Drtcllc Ct. petersburg, % oct pot
ocn9 W0rbtO DC nDli9 ltoiunonc
9lcOiabinQ al }rbeiOerc iouOt Stco.
1cnne prN9ti0c &p0njng2 Cplorclit
poabtQpnotes 1919, % Dct to9 3t
9lar at iulOiorc ben.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-03-03

Nplt Slllene Sebruarl 1908.
Stiuiatie.
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Wopcrfj1b.

llnoerte9neoe bar Spera0 at i0loe
Ell 6arm N0rbeoen al &iiinQton
24O Mcres. ait unocc }Iogen me Nuig
oni9ipne at Stp99c= "a Tru9ttrUr, /
Wirteligbeoen en- al Dc beoiie isarme {
part Soiun'bip. Y. Srcdiiao.
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&c hcrl

sos 9. 3. ',oniou fan ou iaa nosle
6rugtc 6armrebiiabsr liant SGlst9i og 50
iii rimelige Friler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-25
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSON
Copyright, Davis W. Clark, :,

the doctrine of grace. Tn the absorh. ing interest of the theme neithar 4eAcher nor taught observed how the sun was dipping to the western hort zon. HOFA7 But tho commissary of the apostolic college suddenly awoke to the situa tlon. Five regiments, and no stores m nano or any country to forage upon ! Atter some questions on Jesus part calculated to test His diciples' faith put 10 which they responded with phehomehal obtuseness, He proposes 10 work what, fin some respects waa His most remarkable and sIrnif,cant miracle.
 The material basis of the miracle was paltry in the extreme.
 But one poor fishers rude and scanty store Is all He asks (and more than needs). Who men and angels daily feeds.
 There Is a vivid. descriptive touch In the Greek which does not appear in our version. Under Jesus direction tne confused throng was resolved into the order of a French parterre. He had them sit platwise so that tbev looked, in their high-colored garments like veritable flower-beds with green turf intervening.
 After the cheerful grace, which Je-- sus never omits, he puts a morsel of bread and fish in the hand of each apostle, and sends him forth to serve Wheat each breaks off is larger far than what remains. But that which re- mains ts undiminished And all are fed and filled. As a lesson in fru- gality, the unused fragments are or dered to be gathered up. Each hes itating apostle holds in his hands the tangible evidence of the reality and magnitude of the miracle wrought. Even a casual reader of the Bible will hardly fail to note that St. John has philosophy of his own, in ac- cordance with which he arranEes the facts. miracles, and discourses of Je- sus. He does not do violence to chron- ology, but he is not hampered by 1t. His purpose is to show the evolu- ton of Jesus character and work in the most effective way possible. The material Is vast and bewildering, In fine hyperbole John exclaims that if all the things that Jesus said and dkd were recorded the world would not contain the books that would be writ ten. Selection is necessary. To this end he makes choice of scenic incl dents and the sermons which they evoked. So follow in order the first and second miracles at Cana, the con- versations of Jesus with the woman and Nicodemus, the miracle of healing at Bethesda. and of feeding beside the sea. Nothing could bo more spirited There is philosophic continuity which is far more effective than a bald, chron- oloEieSl one could possibly be.
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Save for my daily range

Save Tor my daily range Among the pleasant fields of Holy
 Writ.
 l might despair. -Tennyson. First Quarter. Lesson TX. John vi,
 1-14 February 28, 1905. The Miracle of the LOaves and Fishes.
 Crucial times had come. John Bap- tist was martyred. Prudence sugges- ted retirement. Weariness demanded it. The retreat would also afford the apostles an opportunity to report more minutely to the Master the experiences of their trial-trip. two and two, through Galilee, from which they had just re- turned. So the boat which had been chartered for Jesus and waited upon Him" was employed to put the weary toilers beyond the reach of the multi tudes that pressed upon them even at mealtimes.
 Headwinds probably drove the little bark near shore and retarded its progress. An ever-au@mentinM tnrong hurried around the head of the lake, and probably appraised some pilgrim caravans to the Passover of the com ing of the great Nazarene. So when Jesus boat ran its keel upon the peb- bly, shore, there stood five thousand men. not to mention the women and children.
 So far from being irritated by the failing of His plans, Jesus heart was touched to pity at sight of the shep- herdless flock. and He began at once to instruct them in many phases of
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The financial strength of the South is further manifested Tn the series of letters from bankers in the cotton belt concluded in this weeks issue of The Manufacturers Record. Of 1,070 let ters received bearing upon reduction of acreage and diversification of crops, together with the friendly attitude of the banks toward the growers 96S treated reduction and diversihcation di- rectly. Of these 96S there was indi- year ranging from per cent. to 50. one reduction would amount to 90 per cent. and that the growers would return to cane culture. In 10S of the letters were statements that there would be no re- duction or that new land brought un- der cultivation would take the place of old land relinquished to other crops than cotton. The no reduction policy seems to prevail principally in parts of Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana. Mississippi and in one region of Alabama, while at sixteen points west of the Mississippi it Is an- nounced that there will be an increase in the acreage. Much of the decrease for cotton will be accompanied by a proportionate increase of acreage de- voted to other crops Of the 572 an- swers on that point 503 said that the spirit of diversification is spreading and but sixty-nine stated either that 1t was too early in the season to express an opinion on that point. or that the old custom of all cotton would be adhered