davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-01-05
New City Directory.
PRICE BAKING powogR 90.
CHICAGO.

On Tuesday morning P. d.
Lsmoreux and John X. McMullin
began a thorough canvas Of
the city of Great Bend and the five
rural routes out of this city for
a new directory which will be pub.
lished at this Office.
They will visit every house,
and get the correct street and
number, the occupation of the
residents, and other data necessary.
They are also authorized to take
orders for copies of the Directory,
and for advertisements in same.
We bespeak for them courteous
treatment, and assure the people
of Great Bend that we will gel
out a directory in a short time
that will be valuable in any bust
ness house or home.
The data will be accurate and W
to the hour of going to press, anC
the work-which isno small mat
ter-will be done in Great Bend
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-01-05

The old school house building,
district As, will be sold to the
higest bidder, on Dec. 30, 1905.
By order of the Board.
P. S. Wright, District Clerk.
The McFarlan Buggies are best.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-01-05

H. W. Downey writes from
Fresno, CAL, to renew on his
Democrat, and also wishes to be
remembered to all his old Barton
county friends. He and his folks
are all well, happy and pros
porous.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-01-05

McFarlan Buggies-Fair block.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-01-05

j. r. Sloan, Great Bend.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

.'"M should do. WINE AIH'.N t't-
low shore Sr-rei up rnc lurr % votc,s.
ire snnarl-c thc nctchinE of horses.
~ .,tf ~
$50 81 -. 49,,
,..~..-. 49,, .sts'-..,..,~
ans e., s-- cried IRE Scottish
r--r 49, -N.v s- r,t k-cvr trat there
Is any r~.-v within thirty Ions
.-.-,-rs 10 tpr--
ny l-F- $3.50 - S.,n'n
.-N 'at 70 n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11


ten score arrows ictt iu all their sneaves.
see. tncy aIc spriuglug from their horses
aad cuJung tleir soiierets that they may
rush upon Is Might We lot esea low
ilaAe rcttCatE
Ny sui VIA retreat from mS BODY
aFst esav4 tse AJlav knlguL Here i
aia, and here A biae. while OsOd gives NE
suvugtn 10 uit s,sora.
And 30 So A.. shouted Sir oliver,
.nrvNlug his l8acc hlgu INTO tnc ar aud
,~'vhin- DC agaia 10 tlc handle.
- our aflns. inca. CrIe,g Sir Nigel.
sAoo. "niie SOC uay aud tnen out sword,
-''-4 ie' Us hse or ule together.
-en eiFVsc iroll tue Alu In the rugged
~-i-...iaa valley a sound sgcn a. had uot
-tcn Nc4i4 lu those paris before, r.,r -
"--.n. until t1v STREAMS watcn ripnl,,t
a1i4 the rccAs hau utcu ft...tfl h, ..,,.-
'v-t Hu1o4r1 ".utcIs aLd i.4u.,i bs as
many rc-arning springs pcep aud fun
auu strong 30 numbered down the rsv5-s
tuc ncrce saffle-cau of a v.. -rio.- --. -,
.a~t stern welcome To who 80 sh.,-f5 -
With tnem iu that worIl-oiI ..st,,. -
t-e stake is death. Ihri.c a. sucii..l f,-t6
ana thrice it sank away. cchoinr and re-
Nertera'inE amidst the craEs Then with
soy faces. fle Company ro~t up among the
storm - stones. ana hooked down npon the
thousands who sped swiftly un the siopa
against them. Horse ana smear had h..e,
-ti asiof- Nlt on foot. with sword and hat
Nr-aAF. their broad shields sIuuc in front
80 them. tte chlvai-y o. spain rushed -
the attack.
An, -.,,- go.
So evenly Sustained. rhar even now the
memory - 40 IS handed down amongst the
I'D t-.,r d. .l-t t 'lI 'N' u.-"inen-
.i,-- .tt,s-... az ~, 10y miners 70
-'~. Mnrre Tho men from ACROSS The seas
- ~. .,,., r. - ~ -~' NniShts
SHOT nor ~o-fs 49,, .t 80 t-..N,!
stones ~. ,r.,.. 49, 49, +'' "''T
~ifr % side stretched .t.. .,.i. I'm
f---rfsr ff.-h-r, $780,, 80 ne
. r-..sf-.- -h-.,.,.. 20 a-- -'- '"v
gallant R-.rr-s 7s. .f,-r - "a
sword blades rhe f-rr .h,.1'tf-. - e
Blows. tr. na-rirv "a .--s-r-- ~ -'--y
ANA wounded mon ,u 49,. -,
Wild forr-lr,u-, r.o-. ,,hf.f ,,
upwards fn fha e,~s 10 49, 49,, .
rea SAINTS WHO r,-.ter fo,,- $50. -. -
20 the cliffs rnor ths sv-,ri-.- ..,---.., :
POO battle beneath mon, re.-t .-1 49,
ward reeied tho leonard h,r-e- ~
ln-rc up the slope hr the r-sh ,rs
welcht 90 pho onslaught now r,nshfr-
down wards again rs Sir Nf-sf r-~t.,
ana Black Simon. with thel- veteran mon
af-arus. frrr themselves madfv Into me
Fray. AIeHre. at Dis lords -irh+ band
FOUND himSDIf swept hitlrr aud fhl-h.r fn
fIN tn~rr-. Pei struggle exchanging sr,..-s
farrsts cre Instant with "a spanish ca,a-
IIrr. and Tho next torn away lv fha v.hfrl
90 men 1rI dashed up agrIrst some now
arfaEnr. er To the rieht SIR Off,-- arf-
wa-'. Horde John. ana Tic swm.1 ~
f.- Company fought frrfnu~Iv acrfrs- th,
rnrkIeh kr.-hr~ 90 Santiago. WHO were
I't u0 Pro III hr thefr rr.nr. "a rro-r-.i..a-,-
|HH~fNl uln. Who wore brown r,n-.. ..l.
raNIf over DTS sl.f of maU. Three r~rr.-s
Ne slew in three -.rrf sr-.E.s tr- Sir
olive. frnc DIS arms round hIm ana rha
Two. sra--frirE ana ~rrclufr- -.si,f nr.k-
wards ani fel. locked ln each others
-~N- "E'r OBJ" slEs 90 fIn steep rIiT
. which farfei the hri. fn Valn li. knights
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
CHAPTER Nv

c-uited his ranks with che two hun
GrcE mem hers % tht oriEIDal White
Company from trc woods near Mont
rrrart to.net tre army ana received
rnr hr-c-lhl co--r-' ssicr from ire
Prince 60 push ahead irto spain ana
discover ere lncarlar and st-enCtn ct
tfr Spanish ana f-trrr army undc-
kHrE Henry ~ T~srsta-nrre. IRE l.t-
- band "rl7d te-e'-Eh tne p,sse
Na''FTe -H- 'N t-t --~t- .- 81
So NiEFi h-i wttn nt- - Nl.lt1-
lc'tr-. ST. Oliver Futtesthc--- s-r-t
r.1 - >ro7 t-r.ef. tne S-otra Nr.2' PC
Grant tHe Enrl 90 Angus and So r. ra-
ard larsfo7. al accounted among t1e
f-rrtsf k-aE-ts m fns army t0SFfnf-
VIE sA-T ~ ans, a-
f1t ree1 srrt rrt ~ re morning ar-
~0-r-~rc 1ttf- Erf-faI o. saw tH1t
f.f xxx 90 ~Trr VAS err1--Tft some
f'artffr miles - t7 trf direction ot
FrEs having BIRD pin twenty t7ol-
sand rrrse ana fr~rV-HTf thousand f0or
- pod ' r. ans ra
f ~
t,k
i.. ,if-
ans N-tt
-
i'-t
SITS
-e--
-Hf-e- - -
rrf fH f-Te
-
--- .. -
----.- $3.50. .--. e.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

LAZY AflIAuA AAlA acANA sANs NA' NtANrNr
80 set down In writing What hat0 bcialieu
at Twynham. and ali that concerns the
death Of thy ~ nciEhbCr the Sccu4An OF
Ntustcad. For when ye had lett u. THIS
evil man gathered around him al outlaws.
,illcins. and maStcrlcss ueu- until they
acre ooule TO such tcrcs that tsVy sicss
.nd scattered the ki1s's men wL0 went
lgainst them. Then, coming fortn trui.l
ne woods. they laid siege 10 thy castle.
nd for two DAYS they kart Us IN and she's
ard against Us. With such numbers IS
we're \ marvel 10 scc. Yet the Lady llor-
.ng held the place stouty. and "a tAe
second day the Soclnan was slain Toy
ais own men. as some think-sO that We
were delivered from their hands for
which praise 10 20 all the saints. and
more especially 20 the holy Anselm. upon
whose feast IL came 90 pass The Lady
lcring and the Lady Maudc. thy fair
daughter. are in good health May all
the saints preserve thee,
Ny fair lord 90 said Aurvnc with n
tush on his weather-staiuei checks. 81
love your daughter. the Lady Maude. and.
unworthy as am. would give my
hearts blood to serve her
"By -. Paul, Edr.cson.'' said the
kuigat coidiy. archine his eyebrows. 'vou
aim high In this matter. our blood is
very old"
and mine also IS very ola. answered
the squire
and The Lady Mauae is our single
child. All our name aud lands center upou
80.
~ ..' -' "
~" ,-e 'f
-' 80"
you have used nc 3D."
Nay. nv fsir lord. S-v NOT So. Tor T
k1ow rof whether vnrr dauchfsr loves
mo. ana There is no pledge between MS. ''
/ StT Ni-cl portcrei fo- Few moments
I and then burst ouf a-I1urhirc. "Bv So
T Pant. Satt hc- 'l Know rnf why 7 shou'f
mix in ne matter, fn- , have ever found
d ifaf me Lady Nauio rns very wrl able
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11


uer which waves Ov~r tne leitg
1T Is the cAsiSn Of the kuights OF
Calatrava' ANSWERED eitOn-
And the cuc C4on the rightF'
III marks thc kalSats OF Santiago and
SCI by the baaucr that The granu mas
ter rides az their head.
You are right. for l can also Sce
ihcm. There ~ much spanish blazoury
also if a could but read 40. lion Diego.
y0u kuow tbc arus al Jour own country.
.auch houVrs
rue spanish prisoner hooked With cxal-
iaut cycs uI-ia tue deep aud scrrlcd ia4iAs
~ has cogulfs 4lci-
by saint James b. sad. "H &c fal
this day. ~ fau by no mean hands Tor
the flower OF the army ~ CASTLE ride
under the banner % Don Tciio with The
chiyalry - AStUrias. Toledo l.con. Cor
dova. Gaiicia and Seville and she knights
- France aud AraEon. 10 you viii take
my redc. won viii come to n compost
zion with tbcm. Tor they VIII give yor
such terms as you have given me-"
Nay. ly saint Paul. 30 were pity f
So many brave men. were drawn together
ana DO little deed % arms come ~ o.. Ia,
William. they advance upon us. ard hy
my soul 90 Is sicht worth coming over
The seas % witness.
As Dee spoke the two wings 90 thc span
ish most. consisting ~ the Knights 80
Calafrava on the one side ana ~ Santiago
nn The other came sweeping swiftly down
the valley. while the main body followed
more slowly behind. The vanguard halted
long how-shot from the hui. and Win
waving spears ana Wanting shouts cha'-
ienrcd theIr enemies to come forth while
two cavaliers. T-ickir- forward from che
cIittcrirc ranks. walkt.l fhti- horses slow
f ly between the TWO arrays with targets
lraccd ana ianccs in rest Ike thc chal-
'.Rv saint parf--- cried Sir Nfr.l with
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

and rode Quietly forth from his con-
-celmerr With bis three companions
behind him. Aicyue leading his mas
ters own strcd by tho birdie - many
small parties 20 French and spanish
horse were sweeping hfther and rhIther
that thc small band attracted LITTLE
notice. ana making SIS way az n gentle
. t~rf across the plain. they came rs far
es -Ne camp without challenge up
hlnd-arcc. on ard on they pushed
PAST tfe endless ri-os - tents amid
trf dense s07-n's ~ horsencn and %
frctwtr. r~ti thc huge -ova' ravfifcn
stretched I- Front 20 fhcrr They were
close rToD it when - n sudden there
t1rt portion % the camp. WIFI screams
ana wa--c-ies and All the Wa tu-uit
40 battle AZ tire sound Sofaf.-- 80
-rshinE from their tents. knights
shouted loudly TO- their sauf-es 7-f
-Ne~e Vas mad turmoil on every hard
20 hewi'ie-ed men and r'unrinr horses
A- tnr rrV1l tr-r "a crowd - r0~ce0rs-
Ir dressed servants ran hfffc- ana
fr'trr~ In r.-lrss u7ri- frr the guard
. 20 soldiers who were stationed there
I noi 0'-r7fv -iffrn OF ia TIRE f.~e--
f t0- ot the o'7~-. a r1an-at-a-~s on
T either side 80 re doorway were the
sole protectors 90 tNc -0val dwelling
have COME F-- tre king whisper
go SIR Nire'. "srf. hv saint Pan
~-st back with us or must r.F
Aucy7e ma Aviva-s sn-ars f-o-, thei-
F. horses. n-f few 20 rho two ~erf-ieS who
. were dlsarmcf ari beaten down i- ar one
slant tv So fr-io-s ard unexpected m ne
tack. Sir Ni-ol dashed INTO the --v.f
# terr. 0-f WIS followed fv Horde John 1s
~''- -~ the horses had BEEN secured From
wlrn.u came via screenings ara tNe rf-sh
20 steel. ana then the two emerged once
ro-e. tfer swords 1~f fo-ea~u~ -ef-
. r.rel w'fr Blood. while Jrhn bore over
DIS shor.-sr the ~e-~f'e~s body 90 man
+ nr0~f c-rr s--rc--. adorned with thr '.rrs
and towers 20 CASTLE. r-oriafrsi Dim On
.S 90 fte royai house. crowd 80
-t..- te.,,. ,ho-s heh.-s pushing fo-v.-is.
-7A back fr0r en-
e- "t-p'N i I.-
., 49,
@ 10y
. - '-N+ 'r
t' ar1 N.~ i rf-r-
& ~s Nt
ri DIS men 81" rt fhr
-t''F ~
1920 @ Pm rA ..r.F course Dr.
"-. we've h'r~ arl H
-~- -f...l'e
T-'ri Hrt all'~. f.-
h--.'- rose "t-h -lItfr c
tri..'r i7 ain.f~s lhe mao r-
I.- INK XII" ~ r'0"~ ana me taa &
.--' were ct .a faf"r 'f me i'-r
. tN . .-
--t f-av were IN tark ia thei- sa--e.
70" rEef- ---ere-s frr lack before rte
-o..-- 20 ire English f--us ana h,a-,
20 r-.-r pets which seemed Co. r-nrla Irl
ttrr rls whole army 90 tho rrlrce was
abort -n emerge f-or Ola. mountain
passes
.~ -- ..-rs --t-.t .- --..r sic ~,f-r-
..v.t-- Save ~ h.-.-..
..r- Is --..--- ,-r.-- n-~. -.t.-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
CHArrrR WI

But th- Islanders Nere ready ana eager
fo- ta- encounter With feet rruly
planted. tlr.r sleeves rolled hark % give
frr- pay re tlri- MUSCLES their lou.
gtIoH low-stave~ lu t.elr Jeff hands. ana
rl-.r Qu.Fer- ~.nn- fn rle frouf. they h-l
w-lfel Doh t.e fnur-leep harrow formation
which gave strength to their array. au!
yer permitted every uen q. draw bis arrow
freely without BARN fo those lu front.
on swept fh- ~paularl~ over the level
and up 90 tle SLOPE. crr they met TIE
h.lllng storm o. the English arrows
Down welf th- whole ranks in whiri
20 mad confusion. horses pluncinE and
kicki1g hevld~r~i uen falling. rising,
staggering on or back. while ever new
lines 81 horseuen came spGrring through
the gaps and urged their chargers up The
fatal slope All around him. Aueyne could
hear the stern. short orders OF the master
howm while the alr was filed with
the keen twanging 90 the strings aud tls
swish and patter 81 the shafts. Right
across the foot q the bin there had
sprung up q long wall Of struggling horses
and stricken men. which ever grew and
heightened as fresh squadrons poured or
the attack. - Tor i've long minutes thf
gallant horseuleu - spain and Of France
sfrove ever and again Go force a passage
until the low waiilng note OF a hugle callet
them back and they rode slowly out OF
7 bosg-shot. leaving their best aud thel
brarest IN the CHASTITY, blood-nottled heal
I behind them.
hut there was little rest Tor the victors
!" mist ne knights had charged them n
'front.' TIE singers had crept round upor
either nank aud bad COINED n footing uDor
Tie Gins and behind The OUTLYING rocks
T A storm - stones broke suddenly uDos
I me defenders. rvho. drawn IN fn line
upon The exposed summit. offered a fai
marx to their hidden foes. Iohnsfon. ~.
oid archer, was struck unou the teranA
ana feii dead without rroan. while N
teen 81 his howmen and SIX ~ the men
I alarms We're struck down ~ the sam
moment The others Jaw on their faces Z,
avoid tho deadly hail. while ~ each side O
/ the plateau fringe ~ howrnen exchange.
shots with The siingers and crossf.owraei
among The rocks. aimine mainly ~ fhos
/ who had swarned up the ellis and burst
NIX into laughter aud cheers when a vel
aimed shaft hroughf one - their opponent
/ topping down from his lofty perch
| nv Saint Paul. Qnofh Sir ~i~el
plockinG the patch from his eve. II thin
/ mat ! ana now clear ~ ny vow. for fhi
spanish kaight was = person from whor
much honor might be won. Indeed, h
Was a very worthy gentleman. Of goo
courage. aud CREST hardness and
Srieves me that he should have come b
such hurt
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-21
Damp salt.

One OF the petty aanoyances Of the
table is damp salt. and housekeepers
who are soiicitous and particular about
everything else seem To be singularly
obtusc in this natter. Aside from the
dampness OF the sais. little attention is
paid to the quality. 1t Gems to be
taken for granted that salt is salt,
without any degrees OF excellence.
Nothing should be used but prepared
table salt, which can always be got,
and little trouble is nov experienced In
getting salt so prepared that it will
shake out freely.
In any case, the difficulty can always
be overcome by heating the ~saltcellars
before each meal. or by mixing corn
starch with the salt in the proportion
OF one part Of cornstarch to ten of
salt. This proportion should be care
fully preserved as too much corn
starch dctracts from the seasoning
properties of the salt.
The heating OF The raIt vessels Is the
preferred method. The same obserya
tons e. soele extent apply to pepper
Keep tie boxes dry Is heating before
use.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-21

rG., ..ciug ccaIn from a sclise &.
duty. Now that I behold your august
loneliness and have given you Il sigh.
of 1t, / am ready t pay the penalty. I
await your maJesty's eyecutioner."
Then the queen ordered another
throne to be brought, and amid the
huzzas of the people ordered the prince
she had created to sit upon il Inside
her and the heralds to proclaim him
king, thus signifying her royal will
that he should be her husband.
The reign Of Theodorus and Henri
eta was the most glorious that had
ever taken place in the kingdom.
r. A. mitchell.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-21
QUEER STORY or FORMING

OF THE FRENCH CABINET.
PARIS. May 1a.-There is a very good
story going the rounds of Paris at the
expense OF NJ. Sarrion. the new premier.
During the cabinet crisis. so the tale
has 1t, NJ. Sirrion called .-4s friends to a
conference at his home neal the raris
observatory. NJ. Sarrion himself, in or
der to insure privacy. performed the
duties of host and waiter combined. Co
with ligh. refreshments. so ia and liquid,
he said to NJ. Clemenceau: What will
you take?' THE interior" was the as
tonishing response. The host was for a
moment az a loss to find a suitable re-
ply. and hesitated. His hesitation was
fatal Before he coud shape an answer
NJ. Bourgoise interposed with, 'And l..
foreign AFFAIRS "and j. pub ic instruc-
ton" said NJ. BRAND. After all, even
If the story is true, perhaps the cab net
SO curious y formed will be as stable as
some OF the French cabinets Of the last
ten or twelve years.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-21
THE BEST COUGH sYRUr.

The BEST COUGH SYRUP.
s L.. Apple. ex- Probats Judge. Ottawa
county. Kansas. writes: This 10 to say
I rave used BILLIARDS. Hershound
syrup for years. and that ] do net hes
ita,s to recommend II a. tho best cough
syrup | have ever used" &c. soc ana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
TUSCALOOSA SOCIETY.
Mrs. AIston Fitts Entert-ins at Bridge
 Whfat.

Tuscaloosa. June 13.-(SpeciaD--M Aston Fitts gave bridge party yes- | tainment to Miss Virginia Fitts, who | has been the guest for several months of her brother MT. Henry Fitts of this place, The prize, an exquisite hand Miss Mary Emily Fitts. Grape juice was served in the hall as the guests | arrived. and delicious refreshments af- The marriage of MT. s. B. Gibson and Mrs. C. J. Mcpherson occurred Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of ciating pastor. MT. Gibson is well known merchant whose place of busi- ness is on University Avenue. and his bride Is a charming woman, who has
 At meeting of the Warrior Guards. the local company of the Alabama Ma tional Guard last night 2 number of the company at present are: J. F. Walker. Captain; c. A; Wyman and E.. H. Hagler L.eutenants; Logan. Sum ner, Gregg, Palmer and Moore. Ser geants, and Palmer. Lowery, Barker and Smith, Corporals; John Craddock, Quartermaster. The company will drill every Tuesday and Friday night until
 The death of Miss Nellie Gartmon occurred at the emergency hospital early yesterday morning. The young
 
 for about two weeks at her home in the southern portion of the city and she was moved to the hospital in hopes that the change would be beneficial This was not so, however, and she passed away yesterday morning. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Under- wood and several brothers and sis ters. The funeral occurred at the hos pitaI sterday afternoon, the Rev. R. B. McAlpine conducting the same
 Miss Marilou Alston, the lovely daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. F. Alston. has arrived at her home from Vassar where she has just completed her freshman year in that institution.
 Rev. William Clarkson, who has just graduated from the University of Kan sas. is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Ellen
 Mrs H. $ orme of Los Angeles. Cal. is the guest of her son. MT. A. S. Van de Graf of this city
 Miss Kathleen Thompson, the daugh- ter of Hon. J. F. Thompson of Center vile, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Reid.
 pr. E. F. Buchner has returned from Gibson City. Ill, where he was called by the illness and death of his mother last week His father accompanied Dr. Buchner home. and will be his guest for some time at the University.
 Fred G. Stickney has returned from a visit to his home at Demopolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
BALDWIN PRODUCTS
ENORMOUS SHIPMENTS OF vEGE-
 TABLES FROM THE COUNTY.
superiutendent Mckinney of Louisville
 and Nashville Railroad Talks of the Development of south Alabama.

Superintendent J. I. Mckinney ana Train Master T. H. Mizell of the Mo- biIe and Montgomery Division or the Touisville and Nashville Railroad are spending the greater part or their tlnle at the present In Baldwin county where they are personally directing the shipping of the large crops of vegeta- hles and fruits that are being sent out daily over the Louisville and Naso- ville road.
 Baldwin County, the largest county of inc State. through the efforts ana enterprise of the Louisville ana Nash vile Company has, during the past two years, been remarkably develop ed. The Bay Minette and t'ort Morgan prancb of the Louisville and Nashville was huilt last year and immigration at once set in from the North ana Northwest by people who were seeh- ine homes in a more favoraDle cHniaeo' Tn RaIdwIn County with it's one million and fifty acres of land. the most pro ductiye soil In the state; with US nun drad miles of water front on the cur m os M Max,co Mobile Bay and Perdido Bay, bundreds of home seekers have settieo have bought farms, have planted or cbards have raised large crops or sinail fruita and vegetables and are gettihs Inc highest prices paid in the Northern markets for their products.
 Large portions of the county a owned by different land companies aN S",,aIarment companies that are sell ing 1t out In tracts oi '"e'''
 sixty acres. ,,
 s,nerintendent Mckinney was m Morteomery yesterday and talked ol tba mart that the Mobile ana Mon' eomerv Division has taken i2 the ue yelopment of Baldwin county lie saIo that the portion of the county on the water front was especially adapteo eo inc raising of early vegetables ana the+ inc shipments that have already haan wade from these are something phenomenal. a,5
 .Trish potatoes raised there" he saio' aora claimed to be the finest and 10 bring the highest price paid In the markets of the north. on,
 "The Louisville and Nashviile con pany has special men who stay al lIis stations along the Bay Mlnette |. a"e ,s uort Morgan road whose business It IS to attend to the supplying of the prop CT sort of cars for the loading or th9 fruIts and vegetables, for the careiul hsrdIinp of the cars and for the prompt shipment to the Northern market
 "Fortv eight carloads of Irish pota- toes have been shipped rom foley' Summerdale and Robertsdale 10 ohi- cago and points east. Forty-hVe car loads of cucumbers have been shipped from Robertsville and Summerdale at tbA rate of three cars per day
 "rhere will be 100 carloads of cu- cumhers shipped from points along the line beginning about the 25th or the month. p,s,,,,, 1oolxinr after the interest of the com nanr and Superintendent Mckinney 1,,iii eo there on train No. this morn I,,O