The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-09-13

Cabbage from $4,000 90 s225O0
'Cauiaower from 5000 20 $4,000.
Beans and Peas from $1,000 Co tI25Oo.
Tomatoes from si25O0 20 $4,000.
Potatoes from 5000 to $4,000.
Onions from si50O0 20 $4,000.
"Tabasco Peppers from $4,000 to $4,000 per
acre"
The Chicago ReCod-Herald published the fol
lowing Individual experiences in South Texas.
Men who came here with 500 and S6oo few
years ago are now independently rich.
"A young man who came to this country for
his health. bought is acres and in one year
cleared over g. 900 from IT, which was s83888 per
acre.
Another maa. 65 years Old. from, IS acres.
sold 5000 worth of produce. from which he real
lied $500 per acre and then raised q cotton crop
on part of IT, which made him $50 per acre.
which made the same lund net him sgs 20 per
acre for that year
Another man from so acres in 1908 realize, as
follows From Onions. s2226.g1. from cotton
sisoo. 200 bushels Conn " tons Hay 5000
pounds sweet Potatoes.
Another made $500 from five acres Of early
Cabbage which was 500 per acre and grew %
/ second crop of Corn and Peas on the same
ground that year.
Another realized s27Oo0 from 90 car loads of
Cabbage averaging 500 per car. which was
sZ97 go from each Of the l3O acres he had planted
Another netted above all expenses. go per
acre ON Potatoes. and planted the same ground
in Cotton that year from which ho realized $50
per acre. which made that ground yield him sa5
/ per acre.
Another realized s82e66 from z3O acres u
/ Melons which WAS 1883 per acre.
T Another uctted s2l 900 from 85 acres in on.
ions. which aas $500 per acre.
F Another nrtted Sl74t5. or 85g rs per acre from
nine cuttings Of 230 acres in Alfalfa which yield.
cd bog one year .l75 tons and sold at en- per ton
Another received 500 from one acre iu CauIi.
flower. sowu in July transpIautea ia August
and marketed in December"
+ The same authority quotes the f9IfoUfrg.t,
ment from The Hon. Joseph Daily. of Chilli
Gothic III.. who owns thousands OF acres iu the
Illinois Corn Belt He says:
''l ann one ~ thc heaviest taxuay,r. ON farm
lands ia Mason and TazeTeIl countIee. Illinois
and have been familiar with tine conditions
around san Antonio for ~ years Amy thrifty
farmer can get rich. and make more money of
Of this cheap land. acre Tor acre. than amy land
iu the state of Illinois. that sells from $50 to
s225 per acres
Come to the land ~ beautiful sunshine audlI-
most perpetual harvest.
Where the people are prosperous happyLand
couteuted.
Where the flowers bloom tea month. lu The
year.
Where ths farmers and gardeners. whose sea
sons never end. cat home grown june vegetables
i'm January and 9ask in mId-ninteIts balmy air
and glorious sunshine.
where the land yield IS enormous. and the
prices remuuer8tiye.
where something can bee planted and bar.
{ vestede9ery month n the year
Whore the climate is SO mild that the North.
era farmer here saves practically an his fuel
bills and threef0urth- the cost 81 clothing
his family iu the North.
Where the country is advancing and property
values rapidly increasing.
3 Where all stock. without any feed fatten win.
ter and summer, on the native grasses and brush
2 Where the same land yields the substautials a.
b the temperate and the uxuries Of the tropic
s. zones.
Where the farmer does not have 90 work hard
six months In the year 10 raise feed 10 keep bis
. stock from dying during the winter Jas they do
% i'm the North and Northwest.
Where there are no aristocrats and people do
? not have TO work hard 70 have plenty and 20 in
s the best society.
b Where the natives work less and have NOR,
70 show for what they do than in any oouutry
a in the Uniled States.
Where houses. barns and fences can BE- bun
$ for Jess than half the cost iu the North
, where sunstrokes and heat prostrations ar,
h unknown.
= Where sufferers with Asthma, Bronchitis. ca
d tarrh. Hay Fever and Throat Troubles find re-
lief.
Where. surrounded by fruits and vegetables
u which ripen every month ia the year the Twins
e is better and less expensive than in the North.
u Where the water is pure soft and plentiful
, Where the taxes are 50 low that the amount h
p never missed.
Where Public and Private Schools an,
p Churches Of all denominations are plentiful
Where peace. plenty and good win prevail.
Where it is 50 healthy that there are few ply
sicians and most OF them to make a living sup
plement their income from other business
be paid to anyone prov.
t in this advertisement
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