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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
MASSACRE WORSE
THAN INDIANS WORK.
Local Authorities Either Aided
Rioters or Stood Idly BY, Not
Preventing Carnage.
(By Associated Press.).

#GRoDNo,S RUSSIA, June POO Owing to
The refusal oe - censor at Bialystok to
permit the free vAegraphing OF the re-
tults of the Investigation by the Associated
Press OF the massacre OF Jews there, Its
correspondent came here The anti-Jew-
lsh rioting! at Bialystok is now ended.
The troops are In full control. and IN
view OF the outcry raised It is certain
Mat the authorities will not permit q
renewal OF the horrors recently witnessed
1T Bialystok. S u si n js Il
This entire region is greatly excited,
owing to fear that the Bialystok massa-
ere was only the signal for q general at
tack on the Jews throughout .'tte pale"
lnd in Poland. bu t i any such CON
,piracy existed It is too late to carry
put the plans, as the most imperative
orders to prevent further. outbreaks nave
been issued to the governors and goyer-
nor generals from ST. Petersburg.
/ Mad Orgie Of Blood.
When tho correspondent arrived at
Bialystos Sunday morning tho worst was
already over, but on all sides there was
revolving evidence OF savage bestiality
on the part of the blood-drunken mobs,
which sacked and burned the Jewish
houses, shops and 4 torres, For seventy
two hours, with slight abatement dur.
ng the day time, the mad orgie ot
blood and pillage went on unolleck ked
The inhumanity displayed would have
done credit toathe Mongol hordes Of
f Genghs Khan In his cpnauests of China
and Central Asia early In the thirteenth
century. At first, police and troops urged
on the mob, but finally, when disnlayeed
by the bloody deeds accomplished, they
reluctantly sought to obey the orders
Of their superiors to put an end to the
I work. of the rapacious bands OF rougts,
who were so far beyond control Of the
local forces that regiment after reg,nlen1
had to { be thrown into the city before
order could be restored. Il. y 3.5
During the rioting the Jews were hunted
down by ferocious pursuers, who In the
majority Of cases were not con tn Will
(Continued on Third Page.)
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MISS WOOD S SUITS Il!
AGAINST. /, C. ]. PLATT |.
That for $25.ooo for Alleged Ser
vices Dismissed Yes
terday.
Ilspeclaltto The Times D,spatch,)

OMAHA, sNEB,, June 2O-The suit for
I so5 900 Instituted In the District Court in
this city number OF months ago by
Mae q. Wood, the former clerk In the
Postoffice Department at Washing
against Senator Thomas @. Platt; Of
New York, and the United States Ex-
press Company, was dismissed to-day.
for want Of prosecutions. When the case
was called for trial neither Miss Wood
nor an attorney representing her ap-
peared. Miss Woods suit WAS for SER
vices she alleged she performed for Sen-
ator Platt and the Express Company, OF
which he Is the official head, In watch
ing matters of vital Interest to them In
the Postofflce Department,
A1essrs Fulton and O'Flaherty. Rich
mond counsel for Miss Wood, said yes
terday that they were In correspondence
with New York, at ttorneys now Wlthisa
View to. bringing suit In the name OF
their client against Senator Plat, They
claim to have In their possession cer-
Z tifcate of marriage between 81 Senator
sPlattsand their client, but declined TO
make At public II at this time, 81 on Il the
ground that 1t would besunprofesslonal be
and possibly OF material aid to opposing
counsel. They expect to- bring suit short
'5ly. and are now considering the man
ner whereby their client may best se-
cure the justice they claim to be nee
Clla
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'TVV.0-CENl1 |: |. ! MILEAGE | | I ! ]
LA!g COURT
I sCliurc cllnans is Hirns tile ofn-
plainant sto En force Law Of
Which He is Author.
HE APPLIES z ri FOR a TICKET / H
" n 81 ~ s u
to The {Tinles-Dispatch

SEffE% Especial
ss sTAUNTON v ~. June ". ----Ite represent
& the complainant In IN action against the
age law OF which he 8 the author. sSf
Comnlonwealtla's Attorney, capt. Car
ter Braxton. on sterday afternoon flied
Y Eir@ the clerks Office OF the Corporation
Court complaint against both the Ches-
apeake and Ohio and the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroads, OF this city, IN Ills be-
half, for failure to put on sale June 18TH
mileage ticket on # the yaa passenger
Mr.. Churchman applied to both the
"a hove ticket Offices Eonk June 18th, ten-
Edered In each instance $40 to pay for
The same, but was Informed that. no
such books were on sale. & "a
7 he case will come up on she first day dl'y
5ol the July tGrm. 35S
The followisg is the, pnper-8tl filed by
commemorative Attorney nrhxton In
behalf OF Mr.. Churchmnn
s"Commonwealth of Virginia, City Of
Staunton to-wit: e
I'm the corporation Court for the city.
of Stnunton. li
"Be II remembered that Carter Brax-
ton, Attorney for the Commohwealth.
in the corporation Court for the city
of Staunton. and who in this n behalf
gprosecutes for the said Commonwealth,
In his proper person, comes into Il the
said court on this. ;thei 10th day 81
June, In the year 1905. and here s. yes
the said court to understand and to be
Informed that the Baltimore and Ohio
tI1ailroad Company. a corporation. the
same being transportation company.
f49 Continual IN NINTH pm ge \ ~ t35tze
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RUSSIAN TH0UGHT.
he WAS BEING KIDNAPPED.
Hard to Make Him Believe That
President Roosevelt Was
Really President.
.(specIalito,The Times Dispatch

b. Isj
WASHING GToN. D, Gu June 2o.--Mach-
now. the Russian giant, nine feet three
inches tall. called ut the White House
this. afternoon. accompanied by his vito
and Parsons Davies and q arse SUITE.
AIaohnow was exceedingly nervous, He
thought that he was being kidnapped,
Machnow would not believe that MT
Roosevelt Is President Of the United
States. because he does not wear uni
form. He bluntly told Mr.. Roosevelt he
did not believe he was President. The
President smllingly explained cur form
of government and the absence of mill.
Slary display and why the portraits Of
Presidents are not put on our paper
money until after they are dead
i After this explanation Machnow ne-
5lieyed he was In the presence OF the
President, He said he liked America, and
that President Roosevelt and Emperor
William looked very much alike,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
CAROLINA STATE BANKS
q HAVING Fine MEETING
a(By Associa ted Press.)

AsEIEyILLE. N. c., June so.-To.day's
session Of the Carolina Bankers Assoc
BY the reading OF the annual address Of
President g. NJ Evans, of Wilmington
M G, Tho principal Item of interest;
therein was the unusually large number
ton during the5ye The report OF Sec
retnry VA Hunt OF Henderson. made
a favorab bic showing. William =, Shaft
dress es s. on Interest, Income and Invest
sments.n l Il =, s b
The afternoon was taken up with an.
excursion on Lake Toxaway,g and to-3
night the visitors were entertained with
q banquet and ball, Il 81
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million AND Hall
FOR EXPOSITION. ! J / [ IN
Senate Adopts Amendme 81
Major Daniel Approp ting
S1,45o,oooSfor the Purpos
THE HOUSE WILL CONCUR \
Little Doubt Of Favorable and.
Prompt Action ndications 81
Lock Type Of Canal.

(From Our. Regular Correspondent.l
WASHINGTON, D. e (, June 20.-The
senate tonight adopted the amendment
Is the sundry civil bill. pproprtalting
81, 45o. 900 Ito the Jamestown Exposition.
There was not a ssenting vote on the
3arnendm enc 3 VII K sss& . 81 !5S. .5Hs
The amendment was drswn By Senator
DanteI and IL practically the same as
the biIIS1ntroduced in the II oi,ses by Rep
sresentative Maynard and faYorably re-
ported from the Committee on Industrial 1f
ARTS and positions. t5s HES
$Fs The friends OF the Exposition are de-
lighted with the action OF the Senate to-
night. and are positive that the House
will accept the amendment. q THIS
there Is scarcely any doubt. so that the
appropriation may be regarded as as! as!
sured. @4.
For Sea-Level Canal.
Both the Virginia Sent Stors will vote
for the sea level type of canal when
the question comes up finally in & the
Senate. az it will do to- rnorroW It is
claimed by Senator Kittredge. chairman
OF the Committee on Interoceanic Canals
that the Senate will adopt the sea--leyel
/ type AS the sundry civil bill which
has passed the House. provides that no
money shall Dc e"peHueu ~ 5etto So''.
sstr,1ctionS OF Is canal OF this type, and
as the President has said he will veto
the bill IL the sea-level type be adopted.
lit is plain that q deadlock or backdoW'n
is imminent. It's dollars to doughnuts
that we shall see backdown. and that
the backing will not be done at the
White House It Is thought the Senate
Will finally recede from Its position, and
adopt the lock type OF canal,
Pennsylvania Democrats.
#t.If the Democrats OF Pennsylvania
nominate good. clean man for Governor
they stand .good chance to elect hin" !"
said Mr.. William "A. Glasgow, Jr., a
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Funeral Of Congressman Lester,

SAVANNAH, GA,,5 June 20.--The fun-s
eral OF Rufus p, Lester, representative in
Congress from this district took place
this afternoon from St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Rev. Charlhs Il. Strong
conducting tho services there and
at the grave in Bonayentura
Cemetery, where the body was laid
to rest, the Confed derate Yeterans'S Asso-
cation OF this city, being among the
large concourse IN attendance. and thA
fbugler OF the organization sounding
5Ntaps," the soldiers good ght. upon
the conclusion 4 Of the religious and Ma
sonic ceyemoni les. s " e 9sis IA
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Protests Is President.
(By.sAssociated p,


WASHINGTON, June II 20. 81; Protests
have reached President Roosevelt against
The outrages against the Jews wni: :.
are ee.being committed In Russia. Simon
Wolf former president of the Bnal
3 grith, had a6talk with the President to-
cniying telegrams and letters from all
parts Of the United States protesting
against the massacre of Jews III Russia
md urging this country TO take some
action In the ma tter. va NJ
President Roosevelt expressed sincere
sympathy with the oppressed people, but
was unable to see how the United
States government, IN the circumstances
could do anything to prevent he tut-
rarcs stt5 ~
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.CONFERENC or CAB met; ..assssi I
s# SUBJECT KEPT SECRET
II S(Byt:Associated Press. }

Il WASHINGTON, d. CT June 2o.-----'What
amounted to a Cabinet meeting was held
at the White House tonight. T1re
were FIVE nlembers OF the Cabinet in
conference with the resident-secreta-
sries Root, Taft, Bonaparte and Cortelyou
{and Attorney General Moody. The occa-
sion for the night meeting was explained
to be the consideration or public busi-
ness, Beyond this and the atement
that nothing unusual had happened, there
was nothing made public regarding the
conference. t X g3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
NEARLY MILLION AND HALE s55s
FOR THEEEXP0SlTl0N
iBy5 Associated Press.) }

WASHINGTON, June A-The Senate
Committee on Appropriations to- day com.
pieted the s,indry civil appropriation, !, bill
and senator Hale reported It to the sen
ment OF senator Daniel, providing for the
Ter-centennial% Celebration. at JamestoWn,3
Va, and approprtating s. AZ, 600 for the
purpose, a. fitss ygst g g saSss3 IN b. M,
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I01NAKE INQUIRY 4 |: ! ]
As TO. EX|IC'ESsES {. I J I
Commission Of Lower
Branch of Parliament
Will Investigate.
PRESIDENT SENDS
WORD OF SYMPATHY
Shocked and H rified. 2 B9It T Fears "a $
Interference Would Only Re-
suit in Harn,D etails Of
the Terrible Massa-
cres in Rus
sia.
ny Associated Prekh. j

BlALYSTOk, June 2o.-Three official
to determine the RESPONSE. :.
5bIIlty for the excesses of last week
will be prosecuted. The Investigations
are to be conducted by the comtf, lsslon
OF the lower house Of Parliament, the
Minister Of the interior and the Ministry
OF Justice. All witnesses ofHvlolence and
sufferers by excesses are Invited BY the
Ministry Of Justice to submit deposltlors
to the Judge Of the local court. The
police are enforcing the restoration Of
pIlIaged property # ;s
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that Ii he should tell Taft to- abandon
the judgeshipE and go in for political
slionors. and II BY some chance Taft should
fail to secure! the nomination., he would
have committed a blunder for, which he
could never forgive himself. I II y 81
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Stock Raisers Defended.

3 Senator Warren defended the stock
raisers and farmers. upon whom he said
the burden would fall II the inspection
costs ware imposed by the bill upon
the packers, and denounced as "simply
4monstrous"s the proposition OF Messrs.
BeYeridge and Proctor that they should
be requiredf.to advertise their business
In a prescribed way, He also said that
the; legislation is aimed at the farmers
and stock growers, ana tend,d that
instead OF taxing them and the packers
for the proposed inspectlonsgthe entire
country should pay the expense.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-21
WILL PRESENT INt.oMtR.
This Play VIII u. the H,il At the
tnsataagua Park Tonight

Owing ia bad connections Miss
Aay stewart and company did not
arrive In the city yesterday until
nearly five O'Clock Because of a
threatened rain the management de-
cided not To unload their car and
expose their wardrobe 10 the weather
However. everything is In readiness
for tonight's performance. which
viii be given at Chautauaua park
"Ingumar. the Barbarian" viii be
presented as was advertised for last
evening In case of rain the audi
forum will be used An advance
notice SAYS Miss Stewart Is support.
ed by one Of the strongest companies
In the southwest The company
numbering about twenty people
Is headed by Mr.. Archibald Hotehkiss
who held leading positions with such
stars as Frederick Warde. Madame
Mojeska and others Among others
In the company al eastern reputa
tion are Gilmer Brown from Ben
Greet's Company of Woodland Play
erS. Ernest W. Shields and Stuart
Holmes from Mrs Leslie Carter S
company. Mrs Sylvester and VIM F.
Pfarr. who have been with Miss
Stewart several seasons Every
scene in the play of 'lngomar" oc-
ours out OF doors and nothing more
real was ever produced than is prom
ised al this performance tonight
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UNhAPPlNESS DlSpELLED.


Many women weep and wall and refuse
to be comtorted because their once mag
ntheent tresses have become thin and
faded Many men incline to profanity
because the flies bite through the thin
thatch on their craniums 1t will, be good
news to the miserable OF both sexes. to
learn that Newbro's Herpicide has been
placed upon the market This is the new
scalp germicide and antlseptic that acts
by destroying the germ or rnicrobe that
Is the underlying cause of all hair de-
struction. Herpicide is q rev prepara-
ton, made after a new formula on an
entirely new principle. Anyone who has
tried it will testify as to its worth. Try
IT yourself and be convinced Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps
FOR sample to The Herpicide Co. De-
troit. Mich.
Herring Drug Co Special Agents.
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..lt,>rpn \ pssoH.t
liss nsaws 80. issasas ns sasttn l.sx.
siIs ~ss~Hssssst tsssFa Nifs

kus5in fsKas fene et Res
HHsnWlle funs- af ihis tttF has ut
fsinsa aaturre ffum his wtfe @n
Alice q isuse boz Jbe fiit thifa 80
fuff rnuff ise aas a1eo a@afstssl
ihc ouafosis ~ ma4lst 1unss sad Nofa
Jones tse mtnur ehiiatvn af the a.
PENDANT and plaintiff Mr. Jones'
subsequently, flied mat1au f,s a
m.~ trial shich il now psnainE b.
fare Hnawe Cslhnnn in thr rfis Shlrs
district eauFt
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y PERSONAL MENTION. :
>HAA>e >~~>e~
n II bearing WIS Dallas visitor
todag
r c Rogers had business in DIAL
las today
Ed Philips Was business visitor
to Dallas today.
]. NJ. Youngblood was a business
visitor 10 Italy today
Miss Ella Frederick. Of Caldwell.
Kansas. Is visiting relatives In the
city.
Mrs. T II. Barrow returned this
morning from visit TO friends in
Dallas.
Mrs j. n l.angsford and Miss
Annie Bet I.angsford were visitors
10 Dallas today
Mrs Maggie Simmons and babe
went to Italy this morning to visit
relatives for a short time
Tom la mDeft ieft TINS morning
for Dallas. where he viii attend a
commercial college for few months.
Miss Nellie MeManus. after spend
ing some time in the city with her
parents, returned to- Dallas this
morning
Misses Mary Billiard and Marie
SpaIdng went to Italy this morning
where they will visit friends for a
few days
Mrs r. S. Lambert and daughter
! Miss Eva, left this morning for Ayaco
where they will visit relatives for
! one month.
/ Masters Sig Goettlick and Marvin
1 Rose. of Wills Point, who have been
1 visiting the family OF A Rose, re-
I turned home this morning
/ Roy McDuffie and family of Fort
! Worth, who have spent the past three
/ days in the city visiting the family
OF W J. McDuffie on Dunn street,
returned home last night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-21

Mr.. Tom Burnett Mrs Harrison
and Mrs. Springfield of Dallas spent
yesterday in the city The trip was
made in Mr. Burnett's auto While
in the city the ladies were the guests
of Mrs A. B. Small on Ferris avenue
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-21

When you need plumber cal
Bunkley, with F. s. Cronk Co Both
phones "a. Il
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Mrs. p H. Wilson and Master
Clinton Longserre visited at Mid
lothian today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-21

DO YOU WANT to look neat at all
times? If so, have your cleaning
and pressing done by Halcomb and
Page. and you will always be neat
and we'll dressed. Prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed to be first
class. Ladies work given especial
attention tt
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The candidates went to Oyilla this
morning where they speak tonight
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Clayton West of Dallas, represent
ing West-Cullum Paper Co. was ii
the city today
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the city today.
Mrs R. S. Bynum will be at home
to the Six Hand Euchre Club Friday
afternoon at 4:30,
| Attorney G. G. Pierson delivered
an address today at Sunday school
/ picnic near Italy
If YOU want a mantel, you should
see our stock before buying. Waxa-
/ hachie Lumber Company. sc
o
The F. S. Cronk Co. is headquar-
/ ters for all kinds of garden hose.
/ Prices right. Both phones No. 81. #
Owing to a hard rain in the Ster-
! rett community late yesterday after
noon the candidates did not speak
there last night
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have their Saturday market az
/ the drug store of J.SHerring & Co.
Saturday afternoon from Z to G
Rev. W II Matthews left this
morning for Ausor to represent the
| board OF foreign missions al "a district
conference of the Methodist church
/ The Katy will run O. special train
/ from Waco TO Dallas SUNDAY on ac-
/ count Of ball game between Dallas
| and Cleburne. The round trip rate
from WaNahachie viii be sloo.
/ ~ the meeting Yesterday Of the
Stale Pharmaceutical Association gt
/ Mineral W,H- ~ w. F.arl- OF This
|orf was elected second sic, presi-
don't
; THE Nstt aud Central has, au.
nnuurrd ral, uf Sts5 20 Houston
. uud $3.50 to Galveston SATURDAY.
I Illt,0 good on morning and uiEht
iw.Ha uf ssiufda, eith ilmit tn
r..arr uHf.i Monday night
Uss wall paper 1T nae. I hang tia.
. isettst grade FRYE ~ ,harKs for the
nest few day. I,sbn u~w ut,-to-iats
patterns tu select ftuua. = an fur
/ thu nuhi,,. q has suft.Ts-i ionx 10
/ t'ilmsst,'. the wati lssI~'f msn. st
F Csnpls- n. paaaws I.uwiss-r ga. ltpst,
lsis~uv~ BE-
%
Z fbe @uudaF sfhoni ,hflafaa a. .he
Z tIHf Presbyterian thun.h wefe etrra
Hsru3f yesterday af uisaH efnst
urar ttt ufF Wen nHed baskets
aftv IaAsu siens auA a f1 atiaff
fbs ttliarve rniafs-3 fvsst ut Fosd
fhluEt fo eat rhs smsif aas efst
u i. Lnlni u aN
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Smoker Postponed.

The smoker to have been given
tonight by the Retail Merchants
Association has been postponed to
some future date. COMMITTEE.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Today is put down in the calendar
as the longest day in the year
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See r. ID. McCombs for fire and
tornado insurance. tt
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FINN ELECTED.
The Fash

Manager Of Nashville, Baseball Club
Put Out of Park.
Shreveport, at that ely Wednesday,
defeated Nashville II to A. Manager
Finn Of the visitors was elected from
the park for kicking. Catcher Ander
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FOR RENT Four-room house on
Flat street. near Marvin Apply c.
~ supple &C
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FOR SALE 20 yards OF mating.
good as nes, cut for room t5xt5.
Phone or call Daily light office.
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WANT COLUMN.


WEATHER Tonight fair: warmer.
Frlday partly cloudy weather We'd
nesdas nss lei min. st r@nfail
soS
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FOR RENT--One large room and
nail over Mistrot Bros & Co. F. s.
Cronk II
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FINE Covers for fine umbrellas.
Prices from one to six dollars. Ar
thur Mackoy shop. "a
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to the Six Hand Euchre Club Friday
afternoon at 4:30.
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Attorney G. G.. Pierson delivered
an address today at a Sunday school
picnic near Italy
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-12-29
The Sunny South.

Now when all outdoor farm work
has ceased in the north, the term
sunny south" and all that it means,
appeals with full force to the northern
farmer as he realizes that with him
it is a case of remaining indoors for
the next several months consuming
everything that has been produced
during the growing season. In the
sunny south" something can be
raised every month in the year, and
practically every day can be spent out
doors. No billiards.. No sunstrol1es.
Cattle-raising is very profitable. Large
profits are made with little labor in
growing fruits, vegetables, ETC., for
northern markets. Strawberries and
cantaloupes are great revenue getters.
Water unsurpassed. Work plentiful.
Lands cheap and productive. For re-
liable information, address G. A. Park,
General immigration and Industrial
Agent, Louisville e Nashville Railroad
Company, Louisville, Ky.